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Why I Prefer the Decollete for My Body Area

Description

In this discussion, the speaker emphasizes the significance of treating the decollete area in conjunction with facial enhancements to achieve a natural look. They express a preference for the decollete due to its exposure, especially with low necklines, and the frequent demand from patients for treatments in this area. Throughout the talk, the speaker argues that facial surgeries can appear unnatural if the neck and chest do not match the rejuvenated look of the face, often highlighting the discrepancies observed in patients who have had facelifts but neglected their decollete. The speaker shares insights on various injectable treatments, including micro-focused ultrasound, IPL, and Kaha, explaining the effectiveness of these methods in treating skin texture and wrinkles in the decollete and chest areas. They advocate for a multi-faceted approach, combining different techniques to produce optimal results that not only match but also enhance the overall appearance. The speaker concludes by underscoring the importance of addressing the decollete to avoid incongruence that can detract from the harmony of a patient’s appearance, reinforcing the idea that successful aesthetic results require attention to both the face and neck/chest.

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Conclusions

  • The neck and decollete must be treated alongside the face to achieve natural-looking results in aesthetic procedures.
  • Incongruence between facial enhancements and the decollete can lead to an unnatural appearance.
  • Patients often desire improvements in the neck and chest areas, equivalent to their facial procedures.
  • Effective treatments can improve wrinkles and texture in the decollete that surgery alone cannot address.
  • Combining different aesthetic treatments can yield superior results in skin laxity and appearance over time.
  • Diligently following treatment protocols can lead to sustained and even improved outcomes for patients.
  • Pavicic T, et al. CAHA Decollete Trial
  • Fabi et al, JDD 2021
  • Doyle, A. et al. Pilot Study Demonstrating Superiority of MFU-V First Followed by Hyperdilute CaHA