Full-face augmentation using Tissuefill mixed with platelet-rich plasma: “Q.O.Fill”

Abstract

The study showed that Q.O.Fill injection resulted in a very good aesthetic outcome and few adverse events. We believe that a facial augmentation with Tissuefill mixed with PRP is a safe and effective treatment method.

Use of Plasma Gel as Autologous Collagen Biostimulator with Simplified Technique: Case Report

“…The production of platelet-rich plasma gel, which uses low-cost material for both blood collection and preparation, allows universal access to treatment [9]. The consistency and autologous nature of the biological filler plasma gel are more acceptable to patients than fillers such as hyaluronic acid [10] and have a low level of complications with a high level of patient satisfaction with the results [14,15,18].…”

“…Six months later, 97.3% of the participants had maintained the improvement from the initial baseline, and 90.7% felt much better or a little better up to two years after the injection. There was a low incidence of complications [14].…”

“…Plasma gel, being the bio-skeleton of the filler and prepared from the patient's plasma, provides a dense framework with a three-dimensional configuration of dermal fibroblasts [18]. Thus, a growing approach to the use of PRP is coming from Asia where doctors are mixing PRP with HA (hyaluronic acid) fillers for injection for dermal filling with results with a high level of satisfaction and maintenance of improvement in skin and volume of 90.7% after a two-year follow-up [14].…”

Arbeitsgemeinschaften und assoziierte Gesellschaften (AKS)

“…Patienten, die sich ein langfristig juveniles und vitaleres Hautbild wünschen, bietet die Kombinationstherapie eine optimale Lösung. In einer prospektiven Studie zur Effektivität von PRP und HA konnte gezeigt werden, dass sich die Hautqualität mittels FACE –Q Score und anderer objektivierbarer biophysikalischen Messungen signifikant verbessert . Obschon die jeweiligen Studien die Kombination beider Methoden als effektiv und sicher gewertet haben, bedarf es in Zukunft weiterer Studien mit Kontrollgruppen.…”