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…mporal or retro-auricular area. No incidence of skin flap necrosis or permanent facial nerve injury was observed. [CONCLUSIONS] Our extensive skin-attached SMAS/platysma flap elev…

…nd stimulation, were utilized in all seven patients. No permanent postoperative facial nerve injury was noted. [CONCLUSION] Facelift following superficial parotidectomy was safely…

…aping the orbicularis muscle for periorbital rejuvenation increases the risk of facial nerve injury. This retrospective cohort study was undertaken to clinically evaluate a surgic…

Facial nerve injury is one of the most feared complications in surgical rejuvenation of the aging f…

…techniques are considered to have a higher complication profile, especially for facial nerve injury, compared with less invasive SMAS techniques. This results in surgeons avoiding…

…stment under local anesthesia. No infection, implant migration, or extrusion or facial nerve injury occurred. [CONCLUSIONS] Submalar implant augmentation is a safe and effective m…

…rs, and one patient with skin loss in the temple region. There were no cases of facial nerve injury. The extended purse-string rhytidectomy is a good alternative to traditional fa…

…tional procedures required (14 [16%]), postoperative negligence (12 [14%]), and facial nerve injury (10 [11%]). Six cases (7%) involved alleged negligence surrounding a "lifestyle…

…ce and explored its application in rhytidectomy, in order to reduce the risk of facial nerve injury. To further improve the anatomic knowledge of the premasseter space and to dete…

Anatomical considerations to prevent facial nerve injury.

…ries revealed a revision rate of 3.9%, a hematoma rate of 1.9%, and a temporary facial nerve injury rate of 1.3%. [CONCLUSIONS] The common goal of all facelifting procedures is to…

…th respect to major or minor hematoma, seroma, infection, sensory nerve injury, facial nerve injury, hypertrophic scarring, dehiscence, skin sloughing, or revision. [CONCLUSIONS] …

…icial temporal vessels. [RESULTS] There were no complications such as hematoma, facial nerve injury, alopecia, or visible scar formation attributable to the temporoparietal fascia…

…during face-lift surgery, reducing both postoperative hematomas and the risk of facial nerve injury. This technique involves stretching the blood vessels to the point of rupture b…

…mandibular, and sublingual glands. The constellation of deficits resulting from facial nerve injury is correlated with its complex anatomy to help establish the level of injury, p…

…al SMASectomy and vertical vector closure include a lower rate of hematomas and facial nerve injury, less skin tailoring, no retroauricular skin slough, and reduced operative time…

The risk for facial nerve injury has been reported to be increased with the inclusion of superficial musculoapon…

…on (1%), and dissatisfaction with result (4%). There were no cases of permanent facial nerve injury. [CONCLUSION] These complication rates compare favorably with reported rates of…

…n and flattening of the melolabial fold and complete correction of the jowl. No facial nerve injury or hematomas were observed.

…n. Preferred cannula sizes and settings were determined. There were no cases of facial nerve injury, no evidence of increased bleeding intraoperatively, and no hematomas in the im…