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WHO IS THE FACIAL SPECIALIST? HYALURONIC ACID FILLERS: OPTIMISATION OF AESTHETIC DENTISTRY AND PATIENT LOYALTY
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Aldo ZUPI
MD, DDS, Msci, PhD Libera Università Internazionale del Benessere, Rome, Italy
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Maxillofacial surgeon with expertise in oral surgery and facial aesthetic medicine. For about three decades, he has worked as consultant and teacher for universities, hospitals, companies, and practitioners in Europe and United States. He works closely with dental and cosmetic manufacturers as a clinical researcher in developing new products and techniques. He is the author of more than one hundred scientific publications in national and international peer-reviewed journals. Graduated with honours in Medicine and Surgery; Specialist in Maxillofacial Surgery; awarded a PhD in Orbit and Maxillofacial Pathology at the“ Federico II” University( Naples, Italy) and at the“ Thomas Jefferson” University( Philadelphia, PA); Master in Forensic Odontology( Florence, Italy); Master in Perioral Tissues Aesthetic( Verona, Italy). For the last years, his interest has been lying in facial rejuvenation and oral regenerative surgery.
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The most used dermal filler is:
qa. collagen; qb. hyaluronic acid; qc. polylactic acid; qd. calcium hydroxylapatite.
Facial filler are usually injected in:
qa. subcutaneous fat; qb. keratinized layer of the skin; qc. facial muscles; qd. dermis.
The classification of Glogau permits a clinical assessment of:
qa. wrinkles; qb. facial muscles activity; qc. type of skin; qd. skin fototype.
The facial soft tissue examination is correctly performed in:
qa. frontal view; qb. lateral view; qc. frontal and lateral view; qd. frontal, oblique, and lateral view.
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