Fig. 20.1
These pictures show the patient before full-face approach
Fig. 20.2
Particular attention is given to nasofrontal and nasolabial angles
Fig. 20.3
a–c The pictures shows the patient before and after (pictures on the right) a full-face treatment approach
Fig. 20.4
The nasal tip elevation is obtained with the injection of 0.2 cc of botulinum toxin (bocouture 50 unites diluted with 1.25 cc saline) is injected into the depressor nasi muscle in two sites of injection located bilaterally to the columella
Fig. 20.5
Combining botulinum toxin and filler injections the nasofrontal and nasolabial angles are improved
Fig. 20.6
Patient face before the treatment
Fig. 20.7
Patient’s hands before the treatment
Fig. 20.8
An accurate planning is done; the forehead, crow feet and glabella will be treated with botulinum toxin; the tear trough, the nasolabial folds and marionette lines are corrected using medium density HA; Calcium Hydroxylapatite is used in temple, zygomatic, cheek and chin areas
Fig. 20.9
Treatment of neck, decolleté and arms is done performing several injections of low-density HA
Fig. 20.10
Calcium hydroxylapatite is used to address hands loss of volume
Fig. 20.11
Pre-treatment and post-treatment pictures of the patient’s face
Fig. 20.12
a Before treatment, b after treatment c closer comparison before (left) and after (right) treatment
Fig. 20.13
A.C., 34-year-old; pre-treatment image; a marked asymmetry is evident. The blue line evidences face scoliosis
Fig. 20.14
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