Originalie
Alessio Redaelli
Internationaler Experten-Konsensus zum Einsatz von AboBotulinumtoxin A (AboTA) zur Gesichtsverjüngung und bei primärer Hyperhidrose
International expert consensus on the use of AboBotulinum Toxin A (AboTA) for facial rejuvenation and primary hyperhidrosis
Keywords | Summary | Correspondence | Literature
Keywords
Abobotulinum toxin A, hyperhidrosis, mimical muscles, mimics, rejuvenation
Schlüsselworte
Abobotulinumtoxin A, AboTA, Botulinumtoxin A, Hyperhidrose, Mimik, mimische Muskeln, Rejuvenation
Summary
Introduction: Recent developments in our understanding of facial ageing have led to a greater appreciation of the part played by dynamic wrinkles. Botulinum toxin is increasingly used to lessen hyperdynamic muscular activity and to rejuvenate the ageing face. Materials and method: A group of international experts convened to consider the literature and, in the light of their own clinical experience, discuss the optimal uses of abobotulinum toxin A (aboTA) for myomodulation. To assist doctors, the international expert group here presents consensus guidelines for the use of AboTA in various clinical indications. Discussion: To achieve optimal results, the clinician requires a detailed understanding of facial anatomy, correct dilution technique, injection procedure and aftercare. Conclusions: AboTA may be used to rejuvenate the face and other areas. AboTA treatment is effective, safe, and relatively easy to perform and has high patient satisfaction. Duration of action is up to 5 1/2 months.
Zusammenfassung
Einführung: Die jüngsten Entwicklungen in unserem Verständnis der Gesichtsalterung haben dazu geführt, dass die Rolle dynamischer Falten stärker wahrgenommen wird. Botulinumtoxin wird zunehmend eingesetzt, um die hyperdynamische Muskeltätigkeit zu vermindern und das alternde Gesicht zu verjüngen. Materialien und Methode: Eine Gruppe internationaler Experten traf sich, um die Literatur zu prüfen und anhand ihrer eigenen klinischen Erfahrungen über die optimale Verwendung von Abobotulinumtoxin A (AboTA) zur Myomodulation zu diskutieren. Daraus resultieren die vorliegenden Empfehlungen der internationale Expertengruppe in Form eines Experten-Konsensus für den Einsatz von AboTA in verschiedenen klinischen Indikationen. Diskussion: Um optimale Ergebnisse zu erzielen, benötigt der Arzt ein detailliertes Verständnis der Anatomie des Gesichtes, der richtigen Verdünnungstechnik des Präparates, des Injektionsverfahrens und der Nachsorge. Schlussfolgerung: AboTA kann zur Verjüngung des Gesichtes und anderer Bereiche verwendet werden. Die AboTA-Behandlung ist effektiv, sicher, relativ einfach durchzuführen und hat eine hohe Patientenzufriedenheit. Die Wirkdauer beträgt bis zu 5 1/2 Monaten.
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Korrespondenz-Adresse
Prof. Alessio Redaelli, M.D.
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Conflict of Interests
Redaelli A, Saromytskaya A, Panova O, Atamanov V, Kobaladze N, Gavashely L, Goltsova E, Sanches E, Gubanova E, Orlova O, Reznik A, Lukyanau A, Sharova A, Zhaboeva S, Holod O, Zhumatova G, Soikher M, Shelekhov S, Saromytskaya A sind Trainer und Sprecher für die Firma Ipsen Pharma. Landau M, Atamanov V, Gubanova E sind Trainer und Sprecher für die Firma Galderma. Kobaladze N, Diaspro A, Zhaboeva S, Gavasheli L are trainers for Aptos Company Sanches E is medical adviser of the company Oftaderm Orlova O is trainer and speaker for Allergan, Martinex, Microgen and Merz Aesthetics Companies Reznik A is speaker and trainer for the Institute Hyalual Company Sharova A is trainer and speaker for Innovation and LG company Goltsova E is trainer and speaker for the Merz Aesthetics Companies Redaelli A, Zhumatova G are trainers and speakers for Filorga company Rowland Payne C is a key opinion leader for Venn and an occasional speaker for Ipsen & Sesderma. Battistella M is trainer and speaker for General Project, Wavemed, Attiva, Venus Concept Companies
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