Experience Using 1,000-Centistoke Silicone Oil in 916 Patients for Soft-Tissue Augmentation in a Private Practice Setting

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Skin, Soft Tissues, and Hair


Six-Year Experience Using 1,000-Centistoke Silicone Oil in 916 Patients for Soft-Tissue Augmentation in a Private Practice Setting


Hevia O (Univ of Miami, FL) Dermatol Surg 35:1646-1652, 2009§



K.A. Gutowski, MD



Evidence Ranking


• C



Expert Rating


• 1



Abstract



Background


There are no previously published reports focusing exclusively on the use of 1,000-centistoke purified polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS-1000) for cosmetic soft-tissue augmentation.



Objective


To provide clinical experience with its cosmetic use, solely and in conjunction with other nonpermanent fillers, in a private practice setting.



Methods and Materials

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