A surgical solution to the deep nasolabial fold
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Abstract:
A persistent problem for restoration of youthful appearance is the nasolabial fold, despite the many techniques that have been proposed for its improvement. The anatomic assessments have led me to use the technique described herein, which is certainly not the final solution but which at the moment produces a significant improvement if it is done properly. It is a simple procedure that can be done on an outpatient basis or at the same time as a face lift.
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