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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1994
The nasolabial fold was analyzed by studying changes with aging in the nasolabial fold and adjacent soft-tissue features. Chronologic photographs were obtained from 19 older subjects, taken approximately every 10 years, from age 20 to their present age. In a separate phase of the study, facial portraits in repose and smiling were taken of young and old
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The nasolabial fold was analyzed by studying changes with aging in the nasolabial fold and adjacent soft-tissue features. Chronologic photographs were obtained from 19 older subjects, taken approximately every 10 years, from age 20 to their present age. In a separate phase of the study, facial portraits in repose and smiling were taken of young and old
N J, Yousif +4 more
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The SMAS and the Nasolabial Fold
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1992In a series of histologic sections and clinical and cadaver dissections, the superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) is seen to become the investing fascia of the zygomaticus major and minor muscles in the medial cheek. The pull on the cheek flap during rhytidectomy is diffused by the attachment of the SMAS to these muscles.
Fritz E. Barton, Michel Wassef
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Liposuction and the Treatment of Nasolabial Folds
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1989We investigate whether the application of liposuction to the nasolabial region is a useful adjunct to the rhytidectomy procedure. We have devised a system to grade the severity of the depth and the length of the nasolabial folds pre- and postoperatively.
P McKinney, Peter McKinney
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Anatomy of the Nasolabial Fold
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1997An anatomical evaluation involving the nasolabial fold was performed on three fresh cadavers. Both gross and histologic analyses were made. The mimetic muscles were noted to have dermal extensions to the skin overlying the nasolabial fold. The dynamics of these mimetic muscles were evaluated subsequently in the clinical setting.
F E, Barton, I M, Gyimesi
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Treatment of the Nasolabial Fold
2021The nasolabial fold (NFL) is a natural contour, which belongs to the middle third of the face. The NFL becomes an important aesthetic problem, when with age, it becomes more prominent due to several factors such as loss of soft tissue volume, cutaneous atrophy, less elasticity of the skin, loss of fat malar, and musculature of the face.
Ataliba Ronan Horta de Almeida +3 more
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Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1985
A modification of the standard superficial musculoaponeurotic system incision is described which results in a more direct lifting and flattening of the nasolabial fold during a face and neck lift. The technique has been applied in 43 patients without complications and with satisfactory results.
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A modification of the standard superficial musculoaponeurotic system incision is described which results in a more direct lifting and flattening of the nasolabial fold during a face and neck lift. The technique has been applied in 43 patients without complications and with satisfactory results.
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The surgical anatomy of the nasolabial fold
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, Oral Radiology, and Endodontology, 1998The purpose of this cadaver dissection study was to investigate the anatomy of the nasolabial fold with a view to explaining the problems of surgical softening or elimination of the fold.Ten formalin-fixed cadavers and 6 fresh-frozen cadavers were used for this study.
M A, Pogrel +4 more
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Rhytidectomy and the Nasolabial Fold
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1992I describe a technical modification in the Skoog face lift procedure that releases the deep attachments of the SMAS to the muscles of facial expression for maximal mobility of the medial cheek yet elevates the cheek flap as a composite of skin, subcutaneous tissue, and SMAS to enhance skin perfusion.
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A Challenge to the Undefeated Nasolabial Folds
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1987Previous attempts to improve the nasolabial folds have been disappointing. By extending the face lift skin dissection to the nasolabial fold and up onto the malar prominence, reducing the fat of this fold by excision, and applying direct posterior retraction to the freed facial skin, rather dramatic improvement in the nasolabial folds have been ...
D R, Millard, R T, Yuan, J W, Devine
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