Smooth and clean skin, well-defined cheekbones and plump lips, expressive eyes and complete absence of wrinkles – Almost every woman dreams of such a beautiful face, regardless of her age. Fortunately, the possibilities of modern aesthetic medicine make it possible to create a perfect appearance for each patient, and the main tool of estheticians in this matter – this is a face sculpting.
Read more about what this procedure entails, and learn about world independent contouring expert Marie Engman's advice on facial sculpting.
Face sculpting: what is the purpose of the procedure
Face sculpting – it is an opportunity to create its ideal contours and shapes. With age, absolutely all structures of the face are affected by the aging process, the properties of all layers of the skin change for the worse, resulting in the appearance of signs of aging – mimic wrinkles, deep folds, skin ptosis and others.
Face sculpting is aimed primarily at filling in missing volumes, which is one of the main problems of an aging face.
In order to achieve the most pronounced result of rejuvenation, it is necessary to remember the important rules and features of face sculpting.
Face Sculpting:
- face sculpting to fill in missing volumes;
- complications of face sculpting: how to prevent them;
- Marie Engman's comments on the facial sculpting procedure.
Face sculpting to fill in missing volumes
Age-related changes in the face to a large extent relate specifically to adipose tissue in this area. Gradually, the volume of superficial and deep fat packages located on the face decreases, and their location, under the influence of gravity, changes, as a result of which the oval of the face is significantly deformed. Facial sculpting just helps to restore the necessary amount of adipose tissue and, thus, correct the contours and oval of the face. Hyaluronic acid-based fillers are most often used as fillers, which allow you to safely and effectively fill in the missing volumes.
Complications of face sculpting: how to prevent them
Face sculpting – it is an injection procedure that involves the introduction of certain filler preparations into the skin. Such a procedure is almost always accompanied by risks, and in order to minimize them, it is very important to know the anatomy of the face, work competently and with an understanding of all the features of the procedure.
The greatest danger is the risk of damage to blood vessels and nerves, which can lead to quite serious complications.
Depending on the zone that the specialist corrects, there are certain lifting points, the knowledge of which helps to prevent the development of complications associated with damage to important facial structures.
Marie Engman's comments on the facial sculpting procedure
Face sculpting – this is a complex procedure, and before a specialist begins to apply practical skills, he must convince of the usefulness of his theoretical base. In order to acquaint specialists more with the facial sculpting procedure, estet-portal.com asked Marie Engman, an independent world expert in contouring, the founder of the MEAA Academy, an international trainer with 30 years of experience in plastic and reconstructive surgery, about its features.
Marie, tell me why, for face correction, it is very important to influence only the correct lifting points?
This is related to the anatomy of fat pads, nerves and blood vessels of the face.
What are the main points of influence for the movement of soft tissues on the face that every aesthetic medicine specialist should know about?
As I said, the doctor must have knowledge of the anatomy of fat pads, nerves and blood vessels of the face, as well as understand which muscles provide facial expressions.
What undesirable consequences can ignorance of these points, and, accordingly, illiterate sculpting of the face lead to?
First of all, the specialist must perform a safe treatment. If the doctor is not aware of the dangerous area, he can get dangerous complications, such as injections into the vessels, with the subsequent development of necrosis, the formation of hematomas and the development of an even more sagging surface.
How important is it to combine several methods for the most pronounced effect of facial rejuvenation?
This is very important! The upper part of the face, forehead, glabella and crow's feet need botulinum toxin, not filler. Peeling is used to improve skin tissue, while fillers are used to increase volume and reduce wrinkles and folds.
What anti-aging techniques do you prefer to combine?
I prefer to combine peels, botulinum toxin, fillers, good home skin care and vitamin shakes.
Karse invites you to learn more useful tips from an outstanding specialist. On April 21, 2017, Marie Engman will visit Ukraine to present her author's methods of safe contouring of complex areas.
Venue: Kyiv, st. Hospitalnaya 4, hotel Rus.
Registration by phone: 067-512-55-44, 098-724-73-24
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