2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.survophthal.2021.04.009
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Complications and adverse effects of periocular aesthetic treatments

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“…A too depressed position of the injection sites, in absolute terms or relative to the subject, is what leads to such an unfavorable outcome. 18 19…”
Section: Botulinum Toxin and The Facial Upper Thirdmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A too depressed position of the injection sites, in absolute terms or relative to the subject, is what leads to such an unfavorable outcome. 18 19…”
Section: Botulinum Toxin and The Facial Upper Thirdmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A too depressed position of the injection sites, in absolute terms or relative to the subject, is what leads to such an unfavorable outcome. 18,19 The candidate subjects with some degree of upper dermatochalasis or eyebrow ptosis at baseline deserve special attention. Increasing the safety margin in these individuals needs to leave a more comprehensive section of the caudal frontalis muscle free to contract.…”
Section: The Occasional Shortcomings Of Botulinum Toxin and Their Man...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3 The management varies widely, and none have been shown to be consistently effective. 4 We report the first successfully treated case of 48-hour visual loss after HA injection, suggesting that intra-arterial thrombolytic therapy (IATT) with traditional sequential therapy has a positive effect and may be worthy of clinical application.…”
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“…While these treatments have beneficial results, all are also associated with potentially undesired effects. Consequently, many patients are seeking non‐invasive options 12,13 and a home‐based therapy is highly desirable. Due to the prevalence of eye concerns and the large volume of available over‐the‐counter periorbital skin care options, it is important that products are backed by clinical studies that support their efficacy and safety.…”
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“…11 While these treatments have beneficial results, all are also associated with potentially undesired effects. Consequently, many patients are seeking noninvasive options 12,13 and a home-based therapy is highly desirable.…”
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