Titlebook: Ultrasonographic Anatomy of the Face and Neck for Minimally Invasive Procedures; An Anatomic Guidelin Hee-Jin Kim,Kwan-Hyun Youn,Jongju Na

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US Anatomy of the Upper Superficial Cervical Region,The cervical region has layers that consist of the skin, the subcutaneous or fat layer, and the superficial and deep fascia covering muscles and visceral structures (Fig. 7.1). Understanding the fascial layer and compartments is critical in a clinical setting since infectious and inflammatory spreading can be caused by invasive treatments.

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General US Anatomy of the Face and Neck,ning ligaments and spaces, and (5) periosteum and deep fascia (Fig. 2.1). The skin is the most superficial layer that moves freely over the loose areolar connective tissue layer. Exceptionally, the skin in the auricle and nose ala area is less elastic for its connecting cartilage.

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US Anatomy of the Midface and Nose,al rim to the upper zygomatic arch. The midface is occupied by the zygomatic bone and a large amount of superficial fat. These convex structures contribute to making one look younger. However, the aging of the midface is noticeable by decreased fat volume and sagged soft tissue.

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US Applications in Thread Lifting Procedures,ive aesthetic procedures is the use of dissolving threads. As the thread manufacturing techniques develop, various thicknesses and several types of threads such as a barbed or cog thread are available for clinical uses in addition to the initial thin 6-0 monotype thread.