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Review of soft tissue augmentation in the face
Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology, 08/31/09

Newman J – In the more advanced aging face, a combination of the three categories may be necessary to produce optimal results. Just as dermal fillers have become more differentiated to increase their longevity, the non–injectible long–lasting implants are becoming more developed to mimic accurate viscoelastic properties of the facial soft tissues. All three classes of augmentation techniques can provide patients with very satisfactory results as part of overall facial rejuvenation.

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