Pdo PCL PLLA thread lifting evidence for Brow ptosis

Abstract summary (English) INTRODUCTION: Tailoring surgical interventions to target age-related transformations is paramount. Many candidates seeking blepharoplasty commonly exhibit eyebrow ptosis, underscoring the necessity for surgeons to possess a comprehensive understanding of techniques for brow and forehead rejuvenation. METHODS: Various surgical techniques are available for eyebrow and forehead enhancement, contrasting the standardized...

Journal Article, Case Reports

Abstract summary (English) This report presents iatrogenic arteriovenous fistula of superficial temporal vessels after thread brow lift, which emphasizes on consideration of such rare complications during the procedure. A young woman presented with pulsatile mass of scalp after tread brow lift. Color Doppler and duplex sonography of the mass revealed an AVF (arteriovenous fistula) of superficial temporal vessels, a complication that in a few...

Case Reports, Journal Article

Abstract summary (English) Traditional rejuvenation techniques include chemical peels, rhytidectomy of the skin, laser resurfacing, injection of dermal fillers and neurotoxins, and invasive surgical procedures. Patients with brow ptosis, jowl formation, and deepening nasolabial folds currently seek antiaging procedures with no incisions and minimal downtime such as thread-lifting with barbed sutures. The present report describes a case in...

Case Reports, Journal Article

Abstract summary (English) Facial nerve paralysis can occur due to infection, inflammation, trauma, surgery, and tumors. It leads to facial asymmetry, impaired oral competence, articulation deficits, and psychological problems. Treatment options include physical therapy, static slings, nerve and muscle transfers, blepharoplasty, brow lift, and chemodenervation with botulinum toxin.

Case Reports, Journal Article

Abstract summary (English) INTRODUCTION: Facial thread lifting is currently very popular as a minimally invasive procedure. This retrospective study assesses the clinical efficacy of PLLA/PLGA coned threads used in patients who underwent thread brow lifting. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Forty-two patients with mild-to-moderate brow ptosis were treated with PLLA/PLGA coned threads for brow lifting as an outpatient procedure.

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Abstract summary (English) BACKGROUND: Eyebrow region is a dynamic region, and it has a thinner skin prone to wrinkles and sagging. Descended brows could be repositioned immediately with fewer complications by the use of the threads. Despite all its advantages, the main drawback of absorbable thread lift is its short duration of lifting effect.

Journal Article, Retracted Publication

Abstract summary (English) INTRODUCTION: Changes in brow positioning are one of the first facial aging signs. A more beautiful and younger look can be achieved by repositioning the tissues involved in brow descent and sagging eyelids. METHODS: We report the outcome of eyebrow thread lifting in a series of patients who came to our clinic to improve their gaze.

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Abstract summary (English) BACKGROUND: The eyes are one of the most prominent features of the face. To date, a vast majority of procedures have been described for periorbital rejuvenation. Among them, non-surgical threading is an alternative and minimally invasive technique.

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