Dr Carol Mastropierro discusses the best injectables for optimal treatment of the upper and mid-face
In facial aesthetics, the selection of injectable products plays a pivotal role in achieving optimal outcomes for patients seeking non-surgical rejuvenation.1 This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide to navigating the complexities of injectables for the upper and mid-face, exploring the nuances of the ageing process and focusing on key considerations in treatment sequencing and essential principles for patient safety.
A particular focus will be placed on the varying rheology of dermal fillers, as they are a versatile treatment modality in this area. By examining these critical factors, practitioners can enhance their proficiency in selecting and administering injectables, ensuring both efficacy and patient satisfaction.2,3
Understanding the ageing process
As we age, the face undergoes fundamental structural changes, leading to an inversion of the ‘triangle of youth’.1,2 In youth, the widest part of the face is at the cheeks, tapering to a narrow chin…
