Efcacy of Poly-L-Lactic Acid (PLLA) Injections in Treating Neck Wrinkles and Skin Quality in Chinese

Yanping Guo1 | Zhao Wang1,2 | Xinzhu Long1,2 | Junsheng Chen1,2 | Aijun Zhang1 | Caiqi Shen1 | Qiang Li1 | Peisheng Jin1

Poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) is an injectable fller widely used for facial volume restoration, but its application for neck rejuvenation remains limited, particularly in Chinese women

On the Use of MFU and PLLA in Combination for Facial Rejuvenation: A Sequential Approach

Dan Li1,3 • Honggang Li1 • Qiong Wu1,2

Advancing Techniques for Temporal Hollowing Correction: Insights from Ultrasound-Guided PLLA Injecti

Furong Liu1 • Guangyuan Qi2 • Qingyang Liu

Background Temporal hollowing is primarily caused by congenital cranial dysplasia, as well as by acquired trauma and aging. In this case report, we investigated a novel approach to correcting temporal hollowing using poly-Llactic acid (PLLA) injectio

Clinical Efficacy Comparisons Between Poly-L-Lactic Acid Injections and Non-Ablative 1565-nm Fracti

Huanhuan Qu | Li Wang | Wuyan Xin | Meiheng Lu | Huan Jing | Gang Wang | Lin Gao

Despite numerous treatment modalities for striae distensae (SD), a definitive gold standard therapy remains unidentified.