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    • Facial Lipoifilling for the Treatment of Facial Asymmetry Following Permanent Synthetic Filler Morbidity

    Mohamed Farouk, M.d.* and Wael Naeem Thabet Aziz, M.D.**
    Department of Plastic Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Beni Suef University* and Department of General Surgery, Plastic Surgery Division, Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University**

    With the transient past popularity of permanent dermal fillers, there was an associated and consequent rise in complication rates. Facial asymmetry following synthetic filler morbidity remains a valid concern. Here, we study the use of lipofilling as a rescue procedure that is safe, easy, and effective in the correction of facial asymmetry following synthetic grafting. All our patients exhibited significant  improvement in self-assessment reports and volume retention was maintained for the whole duration of follow up which was 6 months.

    Keywords: Lipoinjection; Lipofilling; Fat Grafting; Facial Asymmetry; Filler; Hydrogel; Aesthetic.

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