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Published on: September 27, 2024
Considerations in non-Caucasian facial rejuvenation
Jonathan M Sykes1, David Nolen1
1Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, UC Davis Medical Center, 2521 Stockton Boulevard, Suite 6206, Sacramento, CA 95746, USA.
Abstract:
Aging of the face is inevitable and undeniable. This process includes a loss of skeletal support, soft tissue volume depletion, and a decrease in skin elasticity. The contribution of these 3 factors varies between individuals with noticeable hereditary influence. Characteristic ethnic features have been described in the literature, but as societies have changed, many of these ethnic variations have blended together. Facial cosmetic procedures must to be tailored to address these variations in anatomy, and consideration must be given to enhancing the facial skeleton, adequately lifting the soft tissues, and planning careful incisions to be closed under no tension.
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