Evaluation of Facial Volume Changes after Rejuvenation Surgery Using a 3-Dimensional Camera

Conclusions
The technique of 3D stereophotogrammetry provides a tool for quantifying facial volume distribution after rejuvenation procedures. Areas of consistent volume increase include the forehead, temples, and cheeks; areas of negative volume change occur in the nasolabial folds, marionette basins, and submental/chin regions. This technology may be utilized to better understand the dynamic changes that occur with facial rejuvenation and quantify longevity of various rejuvenation techniques.

Level of Evidence
4
Diagnostic

Source: Aesthetic Surgery Journal - March 9, 2016 Category: Cosmetic Surgery Authors: Mailey, B., Baker, J. L., Hosseini, A., Collins, J., Suliman, A., Wallace, A. M., Cohen, S. R. Tags: Preliminary Report Source Type: research