Essential Facial Anatomy for Petit Surgery | D&PS

Essential Facial Anatomy for Petit Surgery

#2-4. Upper Face: Temple

Superficial Temporal Artery(Frontal branch)

The STA progresses upward and bifurcates into the anterior frontal branch and posterior parietal…

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#2-3. Upper Face: Temple

Figure 1. Anatomy of temple(TT: Temporal Tunnel, SI: Superior interval).

Figure 2. Position of temporal branch of facial…

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#2-2. Upper Face: Temple

Figure 1. Anatomy of temple(TT: Temporal Tunnel, SI: Superior interval).

Anatomy of Temple

As shown in the…

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#2-1. Upper Face: Temple

The temporal hollowing that occurs with aging or excessive dieting is an indication for injectable filler or autologous fat…

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#1-3. Upper Face: Forehead & Glabella

Supratrochlear Artery

The most serious complication of injectable dermal fillers is visual loss, which is most common with…

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#1-2. Upper Face: Forehead & Glabella

Corrugator Supercilii Muscle

Among muscles that pull the eyebrows down, the corrugator supercilii muscle lies the deepest under…

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#1-1. Upper Face: Forehead & Glabella

Interest in petit plastic surgery including botulinum toxin, filler, and thread lift is increasing. However, serious side effects such…

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