Titlebook: Atlas of Minimally Invasive Facelift; Facial Rejuvenation Jose Maria Serra-Renom,Jose Maria Serra-Mestre Book 2016 Springer International

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Jose Maria Serra-Renom,Jose Maria Serra-MestreWritten by experienced plastic surgeons.Presents clinical applications for treating aging in the central face with fat grafting.Numerous illustrations guide the reader through the process of harvestin

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The Anatomic Basis of Facial Aging and Facial Rejuvenation Techniquesy soft tissue atrophy and redistribution. In addition to these factors is the combination of different genetic factors and biochemical changes, which means that not everyone ages in the same way. The following summary enumerates the most significant changes that occur in the aging face.

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Neutral Functional Differential Equationsrofile. With regard to the prejowls, although the facelift achieves a major correction, injection of fat in this area not only improves outcomes but also helps prevent volume depletions after surgery and delays their reappearance [1, 2].

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Mentoplasty and Mandibular Arearofile. With regard to the prejowls, although the facelift achieves a major correction, injection of fat in this area not only improves outcomes but also helps prevent volume depletions after surgery and delays their reappearance [1, 2].

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Neutral Functional Differential Equationsy soft tissue atrophy and redistribution. In addition to these factors is the combination of different genetic factors and biochemical changes, which means that not everyone ages in the same way. The following summary enumerates the most significant changes that occur in the aging face.