The technical of relevance of subincision in the glabellar region associated with the IPRF growth factor – literature review

Vol. 5 – Number 17 – 2023 Literature review Page 46-59 The technical of relevance of subincision in the glabellar region associated with the IPRF growth factor – literature review Katia Coelho Conti1 Silvia Ap. Gimenes Cantele Oliani2 Pedro Carvalho Feitosa3 Alexandre Miyahira4 ABSTRACT Currently, it is observed that the concern and demand for aesthetic treatments for both men and women has increased significantly in recent years, especially with regard to aesthetic procedures that can alleviate signs of aging and expression marks. Repetitive muscle contractions leave expression marks on the face; such as glabellar rhytids, which have caused great discomfort in most patients, mainly affecting their self-esteem. These marks are the result of a compression of the corrugator and procerus facial muscles together, leaving the person’s physiognomy with an angry look. Over the years, these movements result in the breakdown of the dermis, leaving marks on the skin and that aspect of always being angry increases. This work aims to study the relevance and need for new publications on the subincision method in the glabella region associated with the IPRF growth factor. The subincision technique is a procedure that uses a cannula to promote the detachment of the wrinkle and thus, causing a local inflammatory response, associated with the IPRF growth factor to help the formation of fibroblasts and collagen, resulting in the improvement of the appearance of the local wrinkle. This procedure has a smooth postoperative period, with immediate and late results, with more than one application being interesting, with intervals of 30 days, with the possibility of seeing a significant improvement in the region. In this work a literature review will be made on this subject. Descriptors: Dermal tunneling, subcutaneous incision, deep static wrinkles, IPRF. 1 Dental surgeon, Specialist in Orofacial Harmonization. 2 Specialist in Pediatric Dentistry, Specialist in Aesthetic Health, Specialist in Orofacial Harmonization, Master’s Student in Orofacial Harmonization – SLMANDIC. 3 Specialist, Master and Doctor in Implantology, Specialist in Surgery and Traumatology-Oral and Maxillofacial, Specialist in Orofacial Harmonization. 4 Master’s student in Implantology – UNISA, Specialist in Orofacial Harmonization. DOI: 10.24077/2023;51731947821