Anatomy The Ageing Face: Invasive and Non Invasive Treatments

Topic Description :

When dermal fillers are used for facial rejuvenation, a natural looking effect is essential. It depends on the capacity of the gel to integrate into the surrounding tissues.

From an etiological perspective, volume loss takes place mostly in the bony skeleton and fat compartments with predictable patterns.

The most common non surgical tools for volume correction are fillers, the main product the hyaluronic acid.

In this presentation it will be shown the anatomy of the ageing process, surgical and non surgical treatments of the ageing face comparing fillers and fat grafting.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand face anatomy when it comes to the ageing process
• Diagnosis the changes brought by age to the face
• Principles of fat grafting
• Use of fillers as adjuvant treatment to rejuvenate the face