Case Study: A Combined Approach to Facial Rejuvenation

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Dr Maryam McMillan explores a combined approach to facial rejuvenation for enhanced collagen production and recovery

Facial rejuvenation treatments continue to evolve, offering patients a wide range of non-surgical options to address the signs of ageing such as volume loss, skin laxity and fine lines. In many cases, collagen stimulation and restoration are required to provide these rejuvenation results.
This article explores the rationale and evidence behind a typical treatment planning process, associated treatments and protocols, and the clinical and patient outcomes achieved. It also demonstrates how combined therapies – in this case skincare, CO2 laser and poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) injections – can address complex patient needs and deliver high-quality results.
Patient profile
This case report discusses the treatments of a 51-year-old male patient who presented with complaints of facial volume loss and skin laxity. He had not undergone any previous aesthetic treatments or surgery, had a healthy…

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