Toxina botulínica e ácido hialurônico: a importância de conhecer a anatomia facial
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2022-12-12
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Monografia
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Ciências da Saúde
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Moura, Maryelle Martins
Ferreira, Letícia de Abreu
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Barros, Rodrigo Rodrigues
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A busca por uma pele mais jovem tem aumentado durante os últimos anos e com isso o aumento de procedimentos estéticos injetáveis também cresceu, como os que utilizam toxina botulínica e ácido hialurônico. O objetivo deste trabalho foi demonstrar a importância do conhecimento anatômico e as principais intercorrências nos procedimentos de harmonização facial dando ênfase nos procedimentos de toxina botulínica tipo A e preenchedores com ácido hialurônico. A importância de se estudar esse tema é o aumento o número de procedimentos estéticos e a necessidade de maior compreensão sobre as possíveis intercorrências pós procedimento. Foi realizado uma revisão de literatura nas bases de dados Pubmed, Bvs, Scielo e google acadêmico, no mês de setembro a novembro e as palavras-chave utilizadas na busca foram "Técnicas Cosméticas/efeitos adversos", "Preenchedores Dérmicos/efeitos adversos", "Músculos Faciais", HOF, complications, injectabe, anatomia facial e preenchimento dérmico. Concluiu-se que o profissional capacitado deve ter conhecimento de zonas de riscos para injetáveis com propósito de HA, conhecimento profundo da anatomia neuromuscular, arterial e venosa (como ramos da artéria carótida, áreas com extensas anastomoses vasculares) e reconhecer sinais e sintomas de complicações, manejos para prevenção e tratamento destas.
The search for younger skin has increased in recent years and with that the increase in injectable aesthetic procedures has also grown, such as those using botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid. The objective of this study was to demonstrate the importance of anatomical knowledge and the main complications in facial harmonization procedures, emphasizing botulinum toxin type A procedures and fillers with hyaluronic acid. The importance of studying this topic is the increase in the number of aesthetic procedures and the need for greater understanding of possible complications after the procedure. A literature review was carried out in Pubmed, Bvs, Scielo and academic google databases, from September to November, and the keywords used in the search were "Cosmetic Techniques/adverse effects", "Dermic fillers/adverse effects", "Facial Muscles", HOF, complications, injectabe, facial anatomy and dermal filler. It was concluded that the trained professional must have knowledge of risk areas for injectables with the purpose of AH, in-depth knowledge of neuromuscular, arterial and venous anatomy (such as branches of the carotid artery, areas with extensive vascular anastomoses) and recognize signs and symptoms of complications , managements for their prevention and treatment.
The search for younger skin has increased in recent years and with that the increase in injectable aesthetic procedures has also grown, such as those using botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid. The objective of this study was to demonstrate the importance of anatomical knowledge and the main complications in facial harmonization procedures, emphasizing botulinum toxin type A procedures and fillers with hyaluronic acid. The importance of studying this topic is the increase in the number of aesthetic procedures and the need for greater understanding of possible complications after the procedure. A literature review was carried out in Pubmed, Bvs, Scielo and academic google databases, from September to November, and the keywords used in the search were "Cosmetic Techniques/adverse effects", "Dermic fillers/adverse effects", "Facial Muscles", HOF, complications, injectabe, facial anatomy and dermal filler. It was concluded that the trained professional must have knowledge of risk areas for injectables with the purpose of AH, in-depth knowledge of neuromuscular, arterial and venous anatomy (such as branches of the carotid artery, areas with extensive vascular anastomoses) and recognize signs and symptoms of complications , managements for their prevention and treatment.
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toxina botulínica, ácido hialurônico, anatomia facial