Authors :
Dr. Abreen; Dr. Imran Hussain; Dr. Suman Kumar Singh; Dr. Nirmala Rai; Puja Kumari
Volume/Issue :
Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 8 - August
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26aug652
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Abstract :
Background:
Photographs and overall impressions dominate many evaluations of minimally invasive facial procedures. However,
facial symmetry, skin biomechanics, recovery, and patient-reported benefits are all separate outcome domains. This study
aimed to combine objective and subjective outcome measures and their predictors for the first time, over 12 weeks. 150 adult
patients were divided into 6 groups, each undergoing 1 of 6 selected minimally invasive facial procedures. Symmetry, skin
elasticity, hydration, firmness, and wrinkles were assessed for each group, pre- and post- procedures, at 2, 6, and 12 weeks.
A number of statistical analyses were conducted.
Keywords :
Facial Symmetry, Skin Biomechanics, Minimally Invasive Procedures, Patient-Reported Outcomes, Elasticity, Aesthetic Medicine.
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Background:
Photographs and overall impressions dominate many evaluations of minimally invasive facial procedures. However,
facial symmetry, skin biomechanics, recovery, and patient-reported benefits are all separate outcome domains. This study
aimed to combine objective and subjective outcome measures and their predictors for the first time, over 12 weeks. 150 adult
patients were divided into 6 groups, each undergoing 1 of 6 selected minimally invasive facial procedures. Symmetry, skin
elasticity, hydration, firmness, and wrinkles were assessed for each group, pre- and post- procedures, at 2, 6, and 12 weeks.
A number of statistical analyses were conducted.
Keywords :
Facial Symmetry, Skin Biomechanics, Minimally Invasive Procedures, Patient-Reported Outcomes, Elasticity, Aesthetic Medicine.