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Treatment of malar mound and festoon with fractional microneedle bipolar radiofrequency combined with 15% TCA peel

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AbstractBackgroundAnatomy of the periorbital region is very complex. Malar oedema/mounds/festoons often remain unaddressed. There are various treatments proposed for this pathologic entity as well as non‐standardized nomenclature. Implementation of technology in aesthetic medicine and surgery resulted in novel treatments for this entity.AimsThe aim of this case presentation was to show the combination of fractional microneedle bipolar radiofrequency with medium depth 15%TCA peel as a great tool in treating malar bags with no complication and excellent result.Patients/MethodsWe report a case of 44‐year‐old women with malar mound and festoon. The treatment consisted of rejuvenation of whole periorbital region‐ upper and lower blepharoplasty and novel treatment combination‐fractional microneedle bipolar radiofrequency with medium depth 15%TCA peel in 2 sittings.ResultsAfter 6 weeks, excellent results can be observed with malar mound and festoon completely resolved. No complications were observed.ConclusionFractional microneedle bipolar radiofrequency with medium depth 15%TCA peel is a safe and effective treatment option for malar bags.
Title: Treatment of malar mound and festoon with fractional microneedle bipolar radiofrequency combined with 15% TCA peel
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AbstractBackgroundAnatomy of the periorbital region is very complex.
Malar oedema/mounds/festoons often remain unaddressed.
There are various treatments proposed for this pathologic entity as well as non‐standardized nomenclature.
Implementation of technology in aesthetic medicine and surgery resulted in novel treatments for this entity.
AimsThe aim of this case presentation was to show the combination of fractional microneedle bipolar radiofrequency with medium depth 15%TCA peel as a great tool in treating malar bags with no complication and excellent result.
Patients/MethodsWe report a case of 44‐year‐old women with malar mound and festoon.
The treatment consisted of rejuvenation of whole periorbital region‐ upper and lower blepharoplasty and novel treatment combination‐fractional microneedle bipolar radiofrequency with medium depth 15%TCA peel in 2 sittings.
ResultsAfter 6 weeks, excellent results can be observed with malar mound and festoon completely resolved.
No complications were observed.
ConclusionFractional microneedle bipolar radiofrequency with medium depth 15%TCA peel is a safe and effective treatment option for malar bags.

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