Vertical Subperiosteal Mid-face-lift for Treatment of Malar Festoons

Hoenig JF, Knutti D, de La Fuente A (Univ Hosp and Med School of Goettingen, Germany) Aesthetic Plast Surg 35:522-529, 2011^§

Abstract

Background

Malar mounds may be accentuated by chronic lid edema, with the development from malar edema to malar mounds and finally to malar festoons. Because standard techniques do not seem effective and not specifically proposed for the treatment of malar festoons, subperiosteal vertical upper-midface lift associated with lower blepharoplasty overcomes these shortcomings.

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