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• W2595101021 abstract "The height of the eyebrow is less crucial aesthetically than is the relationship between the lateral and medial portions of the brow. Although various surgical procedures are effective in raising the brow, the authors maintain that transcutaneous brow shaping (TBS) is the only technique that enables precise shaping of the brow and correction of minor asymmetries.The authors described their experiences with direct TBS alone or in conjunction with blepharoplasty and facelift.A total of 212 patients underwent TBS performed by the senior author (M.P.C). All patients were evaluated clinically and by means of pre- and postoperative photographs. Patients completed questionnaires indicating scar quality and satisfaction with the results.There were no major complications. Scar visibility was low, and patients expressed a high level of satisfaction with the aesthetic results of TBS.A misconception of transcutaneous browlift procedures is that they yield visible scars. TBS requires accurate planning, preservation of subcutaneous volume, limited undermining, preoperative application of botulinum toxin, and perioperative administration of local vasodilators. When these requirements are fulfilled, the authors have found that TBS does not yield a visible scar and is the easiest, most precise, and most reliable procedure for brow shaping.4." @default.
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• W2595101021 title "Transcutaneous Brow Shaping: A Straightforward and Precise Method to Lift and Shape the Eyebrows" @default.
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