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Berthold Rzany - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Efficacy and safety of a new hyaluronic acid dermal filler in the treatment of moderate nasolabial folds: 6-month interim results of a randomized, evaluator-blinded, intra-individual comparison study.
    Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy, 2011
    Co-Authors: Berthold Rzany, Christiane Bayerl, Isaac Bodokh, Dominique Boineau, Thomas Dirschka, Catherine Queille-roussel, Michael Sebastian, Boris Sommer, M. Poncet, Mohammed Guennoun
    Abstract:

    AbstractBackground: Hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers such as Restylane® are frequently used for the correction of facial soft tissue defects. Objective: To compare the efficacy and safety of a novel HA filler, Emervel® Classic, with those of Restylane in the treatment of moderate nasolabial folds. Methods: This was a split-face, randomized and evaluator-blinded comparison study. Subjects were randomized to receive an injection of Emervel Classic or Restylane on their left or right side. Efficacy was evaluated based on the change in Wrinkle Severity Rating Score (WSRS) from baseline. Local tolerability was assessed based on subject diary, which recorded the severity of erythema, oedema/swelling, bruising, pain/tenderness and pruritus during the first 3 weeks after injection. Results: The interim results 6 months after injection are reported. At week 24, the mean improvement in WSRS from baseline was 0.83 ± 0.51 for Emervel Classic, similar to that for Restylane (0.90 ± 0.57). A similar volume of both fillers w...

  • hand augmentation with stabilized hyaluronic acid macrolane vrf20 and Restylane vital Restylane vital light
    Journal Der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, 2009
    Co-Authors: Vanessa Hartmann, Frank Bachmann, Martina Plaschke, Tobias Gottermeier, Alexander Nast, Berthold Rzany
    Abstract:

    Summary Volume augmentation of the back of the hand is a new technique which is not yet often employed. We describe the treatment of two patients who received hyaluronic acid products produced by Q-Med (Macrolane™ VRF20, Restylane® Vital and Vital Light). The injections of Macrolane™ VRF 20 were done by feathering technique using a long and blunt 18 gauge canula while Restylane® was injected by tunneling or tenting technique with a 30 gauge needle. Significant adverse events did not occur. After injection of the hyaluronic acid fillers, the appearance of the back of the hands was improved. Both patients were very satisfied with the result.

  • Handaugmentation mit stabilisierter Hyaluronsäure (Macrolane™VRF20 und Restylane® Vital, Restylane® Vital Light)
    Journal Der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, 2009
    Co-Authors: Vanessa Hartmann, Frank Bachmann, Martina Plaschke, Tobias Gottermeier, Alexander Nast, Berthold Rzany
    Abstract:

    Summary Volume augmentation of the back of the hand is a new technique which is not yet often employed. We describe the treatment of two patients who received hyaluronic acid products produced by Q-Med (Macrolane™ VRF20, Restylane® Vital and Vital Light). The injections of Macrolane™ VRF 20 were done by feathering technique using a long and blunt 18 gauge canula while Restylane® was injected by tunneling or tenting technique with a 30 gauge needle. Significant adverse events did not occur. After injection of the hyaluronic acid fillers, the appearance of the back of the hands was improved. Both patients were very satisfied with the result.

Vanessa Hartmann - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • hand augmentation with stabilized hyaluronic acid macrolane vrf20 and Restylane vital Restylane vital light
    Journal Der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, 2009
    Co-Authors: Vanessa Hartmann, Frank Bachmann, Martina Plaschke, Tobias Gottermeier, Alexander Nast, Berthold Rzany
    Abstract:

    Summary Volume augmentation of the back of the hand is a new technique which is not yet often employed. We describe the treatment of two patients who received hyaluronic acid products produced by Q-Med (Macrolane™ VRF20, Restylane® Vital and Vital Light). The injections of Macrolane™ VRF 20 were done by feathering technique using a long and blunt 18 gauge canula while Restylane® was injected by tunneling or tenting technique with a 30 gauge needle. Significant adverse events did not occur. After injection of the hyaluronic acid fillers, the appearance of the back of the hands was improved. Both patients were very satisfied with the result.

  • Handaugmentation mit stabilisierter Hyaluronsäure (Macrolane™VRF20 und Restylane® Vital, Restylane® Vital Light)
    Journal Der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, 2009
    Co-Authors: Vanessa Hartmann, Frank Bachmann, Martina Plaschke, Tobias Gottermeier, Alexander Nast, Berthold Rzany
    Abstract:

    Summary Volume augmentation of the back of the hand is a new technique which is not yet often employed. We describe the treatment of two patients who received hyaluronic acid products produced by Q-Med (Macrolane™ VRF20, Restylane® Vital and Vital Light). The injections of Macrolane™ VRF 20 were done by feathering technique using a long and blunt 18 gauge canula while Restylane® was injected by tunneling or tenting technique with a 30 gauge needle. Significant adverse events did not occur. After injection of the hyaluronic acid fillers, the appearance of the back of the hands was improved. Both patients were very satisfied with the result.

Mark L Jewell - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • consensus recommendations for soft tissue augmentation with nonanimal stabilized hyaluronic acid Restylane
    Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2006
    Co-Authors: Seth L Matarasso, Jean Carruthers, Mark L Jewell
    Abstract:

    : The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery recently reported that there were nearly 12 million cosmetic procedures (2.1 million surgical and 9.7 million nonsurgical) performed in the United States in 2004. Almost 900,000 of the nonsurgical procedures were soft-tissue augmentation procedures using hyaluronic acid fillers. Restylane (Medicis Aesthetics, Inc., Scottsdale, Ariz.), nonanimal stabilized hyaluronic acid, was approved for use in the United States in December of 2003. Although the use of all fillers increased from 2003 to 2004, use of hyaluronic acid fillers increased nearly 700 percent. The dramatic increase in all cosmetic procedures reflects the growing trend, especially with increasing job competition, to maintain a youthful lifestyle and appearance. Basic recommendations for aesthetic use of Restylane were established based on short- and long-term efficacy and safety studies (Medicis Aesthetics, package insert). With the widespread and growing use of Restylane, a cross-sectional panel of experts with extensive clinical experience, including cosmetic dermatologists and surgical specialists (cosmetic, plastic, and ocular), convened to develop consensus guidelines for the use of Restylane. This supplement reviews the aesthetic affects of aging on the face, the role of fillers in facial soft-tissue volume replacement, and general principles for the use of Restylane, including patient comfort and assessment techniques. Specific recommendations for Restylane use in each potential target area, including type of anesthesia, injection techniques, volume for injection, use in combination with other procedures, and expected longevity of corrections, are provided. Techniques for optimizing patient outcomes and satisfaction and for minimizing and managing expected problems and potential complications are described.

  • foreword introduction to Restylane subq a novel non animal stabilized hyaluronic acid tissue filler nasha
    Aesthetic Surgery Journal, 2006
    Co-Authors: Mark L Jewell
    Abstract:

    This special supplement to Aesthetic Surgery Journal provides an in-depth discussion of the clinical characteristics and technique of using Restylane SubQ (Q-Med, Uppsala, Sweden) as a surgical tissue filler. Within the Restylane family of stabilized non-animal hyaluronic acid (NASHA) gels, there exists a technology to tailor the gel particle size to allow for differential applications as a tissue filler, from very superficial to deep-tissue locations. Filler technology has evolved considerably from simple filling of rhytids to a more advanced approach that allows …

Frank Bachmann - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • hand augmentation with stabilized hyaluronic acid macrolane vrf20 and Restylane vital Restylane vital light
    Journal Der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, 2009
    Co-Authors: Vanessa Hartmann, Frank Bachmann, Martina Plaschke, Tobias Gottermeier, Alexander Nast, Berthold Rzany
    Abstract:

    Summary Volume augmentation of the back of the hand is a new technique which is not yet often employed. We describe the treatment of two patients who received hyaluronic acid products produced by Q-Med (Macrolane™ VRF20, Restylane® Vital and Vital Light). The injections of Macrolane™ VRF 20 were done by feathering technique using a long and blunt 18 gauge canula while Restylane® was injected by tunneling or tenting technique with a 30 gauge needle. Significant adverse events did not occur. After injection of the hyaluronic acid fillers, the appearance of the back of the hands was improved. Both patients were very satisfied with the result.

  • Handaugmentation mit stabilisierter Hyaluronsäure (Macrolane™VRF20 und Restylane® Vital, Restylane® Vital Light)
    Journal Der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, 2009
    Co-Authors: Vanessa Hartmann, Frank Bachmann, Martina Plaschke, Tobias Gottermeier, Alexander Nast, Berthold Rzany
    Abstract:

    Summary Volume augmentation of the back of the hand is a new technique which is not yet often employed. We describe the treatment of two patients who received hyaluronic acid products produced by Q-Med (Macrolane™ VRF20, Restylane® Vital and Vital Light). The injections of Macrolane™ VRF 20 were done by feathering technique using a long and blunt 18 gauge canula while Restylane® was injected by tunneling or tenting technique with a 30 gauge needle. Significant adverse events did not occur. After injection of the hyaluronic acid fillers, the appearance of the back of the hands was improved. Both patients were very satisfied with the result.

Tobias Gottermeier - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • hand augmentation with stabilized hyaluronic acid macrolane vrf20 and Restylane vital Restylane vital light
    Journal Der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, 2009
    Co-Authors: Vanessa Hartmann, Frank Bachmann, Martina Plaschke, Tobias Gottermeier, Alexander Nast, Berthold Rzany
    Abstract:

    Summary Volume augmentation of the back of the hand is a new technique which is not yet often employed. We describe the treatment of two patients who received hyaluronic acid products produced by Q-Med (Macrolane™ VRF20, Restylane® Vital and Vital Light). The injections of Macrolane™ VRF 20 were done by feathering technique using a long and blunt 18 gauge canula while Restylane® was injected by tunneling or tenting technique with a 30 gauge needle. Significant adverse events did not occur. After injection of the hyaluronic acid fillers, the appearance of the back of the hands was improved. Both patients were very satisfied with the result.

  • Handaugmentation mit stabilisierter Hyaluronsäure (Macrolane™VRF20 und Restylane® Vital, Restylane® Vital Light)
    Journal Der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, 2009
    Co-Authors: Vanessa Hartmann, Frank Bachmann, Martina Plaschke, Tobias Gottermeier, Alexander Nast, Berthold Rzany
    Abstract:

    Summary Volume augmentation of the back of the hand is a new technique which is not yet often employed. We describe the treatment of two patients who received hyaluronic acid products produced by Q-Med (Macrolane™ VRF20, Restylane® Vital and Vital Light). The injections of Macrolane™ VRF 20 were done by feathering technique using a long and blunt 18 gauge canula while Restylane® was injected by tunneling or tenting technique with a 30 gauge needle. Significant adverse events did not occur. After injection of the hyaluronic acid fillers, the appearance of the back of the hands was improved. Both patients were very satisfied with the result.