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Chapter 9. Novel injection for the nasojugal groove and nasolabial fold augmentation procedure
In this chapter, intraoral approaches for the nasojugal groove and nasolabial fold will be demonstrated. In addition, clinical and anatomical comparisons between the conventional versus intraoral filler augmentation procedures will be discussed.
| 강의구성 | 1강 |
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| 수강기간 | 45일 |
| 강사진 | Hee-Jin Kim강사 |
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Description
In this chapter, intraoral approaches for the nasojugal groove and nasolabial fold will be demonstrated.
In addition, clinical and anatomical comparisons between the conventional
versus intraoral filler augmentation procedures will be discussed.
Keywords
Intraoral approach, Infraorbital space, Prezygomatic space, oral mucosa, Intraoral chin augmentation, Nasojugal groove, Nasolabial fold
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