关键词: Infraorbital filler edema filler complications hyaluronic acid filler post-procedure swelling swelling swelling prevention tear trough filler triamcinolone

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Abstract:
UNASSIGNED: This retrospective review assesses the efficacy and safety of low-dose triamcinolone (1mg/cc) added to hyaluronic acid fillers to decrease swelling after infraorbital injection.
UNASSIGNED: This retrospective analysis includes 447 patients who underwent 706 infraorbital hyaluronic acid filler treatments from April 2013 to March 2020 by a single injector. Short-term post-procedural swelling (≤2 weeks) was assessed through follow-up phone calls, which were documented in patient charts. The effect of triamcinolone, filler type, volume, and patient characteristics on the rate of post-procedure swelling were analyzed.
UNASSIGNED: Swelling after infraorbital hyaluronic acid filler occurred in over half of the patients (51%, 103/202), but significantly decreased (23%, 29/124) when 1mg/cc of triamcinolone was mixed with the filler (x2[1, N=326]=24.296, p<0.00001). The incidence of swelling was directly correlated with the amount of hyaluronic acid filler injected (37% ≤ 0.55cc, 51% 0.56-1cc, and 60% >1cc) [x2[1, N=95]=3.9231, p=.048]. There was no significant difference in patient age, sex, Fitzpatrick skin type, or history of allergies on incidence of post-procedure swelling. Adverse events were limited to expected injection-site reactions, and there were no reports of hypopigmentation or atrophy from the addition of triamcinolone.
UNASSIGNED: This is a retrospective study that used patient reporting for short-term post procedure swelling.
UNASSIGNED: This is the first retrospective study showing the safety and efficacy of a novel technique adding low-dose triamcinolone (1mg/cc) to hyaluronic acid filler to reduce post-procedure swelling within the first few weeks following infraorbital injection. Additionally, using lower volumes is also effective at reducing post-procedure swelling. Larger, randomized, controlled trials are needed to support our findings.
摘要:
UNASSIGNED:这项回顾性审查评估了将低剂量曲安奈德(1mg/cc)添加到透明质酸填充剂中以减轻眶下注射后肿胀的疗效和安全性。
UNASSIGNED:这项回顾性分析包括447例患者,这些患者从2013年4月至2020年3月接受了706次眼眶下透明质酸填充剂治疗。通过电话随访评估术后短期肿胀(≤2周),这些都记录在病人图表中。曲安奈德的作用,填料类型,volume,和患者特征对术后肿胀率进行了分析。
未经证实:超过一半的患者出现眶下透明质酸填充后肿胀(51%,103/202),但显著下降(23%,29/124),当1mg/cc曲安奈德与填料混合时(x2[1,N=326]=24.296,p<0.00001)。肿胀的发生率与注射的透明质酸填充剂的量直接相关(37%≤0.55cc,51%0.56-1cc,和60%>1cc)[x2[1,N=95]=3.9231,p=.048]。患者年龄无显著差异,性别,Fitzpatrick皮肤类型,或过敏史对术后肿胀的发生率。不良事件仅限于预期的注射部位反应,并且没有因添加曲安奈德而导致色素沉着不足或萎缩的报道。
UNASSIGNED:这是一项回顾性研究,使用患者短期术后肿胀报告。
UNASSIGNED:这是第一项回顾性研究,显示了一种新技术的安全性和有效性,该技术在透明质酸填充剂中添加了低剂量曲安奈德(1mg/cc),以减少术后肿胀。此外,使用较低的体积在减少术后肿胀也是有效的。较大,随机化,需要对照试验来支持我们的发现.
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