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…d DDAVP the day after surgery to maintain hemostasis. There was no incidence of facial nerve injury. Of those 72 cases, 3 (4%) developed minor hematomas that were resolved by aspi…

…ft. Ductal injury occurred in 100%, 40% total section, 20% partial section, 20% facial nerve injury. Sialendoscopy treatment were used in all cases, 40% in fillers and 60% associa…

… composite rhytidectomy) and reporting at least one complication outcome (e.g., facial nerve injury, hematoma, seroma, skin necrosis, infection) and/or aesthetic outcome (e.g., pa…

Management and outcomes of facial nerve injury following rhytidectomy: a systematic review.

…he incidence of complications, particularly nerve injuries, has also increased. Facial nerve injury is a very feared complication, as it can result in facial paralysis, leading to…

…he facial nerve with emphasis on safe planes of dissection to avoid inadvertent facial nerve injury. The current literature continues to debate both the theoretical and practical …

…esults of their midface lift. No significant complications, including permanent facial nerve injury, were reported. [CONCLUSIONS] The temporal incision super-high SMAS face lift t…

… 14.2), under chin (87.8 ± 15.1), and neck (86.2 ± 18.5). Complications such as facial nerve injury, infection, hematoma, and flap necrosis were very rare. [CONCLUSIONS] Establish…

… complication rates, respectively. The most common complications were temporary facial nerve injury (0.85%) and skin necrosis (0.41%). To date, only one case of permanent facial n…

…f transient lid retraction was reported in a patient with previous facelift and facial nerve injury. [CONCLUSION] Malar mounds and festoons present a unique challenge to plastic s…

…subsided within 1-6 weeks without treatment. No infection, hematoma, seroma, or facial nerve injury was observed. Patients' outcome ratings were 4.22 ± 0.58 (3 months), 4.69 ± 0.4…

…uscle elevation and can achieve a more harmonious rejuvenation. However, due to facial nerve injury risk, many facelift surgeons either inadequately release these ligamentous atta…

…acture site and temporomandibular joint movements in the post operative period. Facial nerve injury was not observed. Postoperative swelling of parotid region developed in first t…

…er injection. There were two cases of hematoma, 1 case of seroma, and 1 case of facial nerve injury that improved after 4 months, in which marked improvement of facial contour and…

…ft using sub-superficial musculoaponeurotic system (SMAS) techniques, including facial nerve injury. [METHODS] Seventy reoperative face lifts using sub-SMAS techniques were studie…

…f compared to the transcutaneous approach. Although not negligible, the risk of facial nerve injury is minimized under endoscopic magnification.

[BACKGROUND] Facial nerve injury after facelift is rare; hence, its treatment is poorly established. Botulinum t…

…ical approach for exposure and fixation of such fractures without limitation of facial nerve injury. We propose and report a case of malunited comminuted fracture of zygomatic arc…

…incision. [RESULTS] Significant statistical difference concerning FS, transient facial nerve injury, facial paralysis, salivary fistula, haematoma and skin deepness were found bet…

…cial to the parotid gland in the anterior component. There were no instances of facial nerve injury or sensory disturbance. None of the patients required a secondary procedure wit…