Aesthetic

Face, Neck, and Brow

Endoscopically assisted limited-incision rhytidectomy: A 10-year prospective study

Citarella ER, Sterodimas A, Condé-Green A (Pontifical Catholic Univ of Rio de Janeiro and the Carlos Chagas Postgraduate Med Inst, Brazil) J Plast Reconstr Aesth Surg 63:1842-1848, 2010^§

Abstract

The ability to bring aesthetic harmony back into the ageing face requires the blending of surgical technique, anatomic knowledge and artistic sensitivity to individualise the surgical approach for each given patient. Since the advent of endoscopic techniques for facial rejuvenation, there has been an increase in the number of patients who seek alternative facial procedures, refusing a conventional face-lift. Limited-scar rhytidectomies offer patients with mild-to-moderate facial ageing an alternative to traditional face-lift surgery. The authors present a prospective study using the endoscopically assisted limited-incision face-lifting technique.

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