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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Trends of Noninvasive Radiofrequency and Minimally Invasive Treatment for the Management of Facial Aging

  AUTHORS: Sunghee Kim, Moonjong Kim

  KEYWORDS: Facial Aging, Noninvasive Treatment, Radio-Frequency, Thermage, Minimally Invasive Treatment

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Cosmetics, Dermatological Sciences and Applications, Vol.9 No.1, February 1, 2019

  ABSTRACT: Various treatments for the management of facial aging have been performed among which noninvasive radio-frequency (RF; i.e., thermage) treatment and minimally invasive treatments are on the rise. The purpose of this study was to analyze trends of the treatment of facial aging in Korea and to investigate relationships between the use of noninvasive RF and minimally invasive treatments. A retrospective analysis conducted on data from 4021 patients showed that thermage treatment increased by 134.9% over 5 years. As a person ages, the rate of facial treatment with both the botulinum toxin (for the masseter and lines of the glabella, lateral canthus, and forehead) and the PDO thread lift increases. The use of the treatments, nasolabial fold filler and Silhouette Soft Thread, however, was not associated with aging. The patients receiving thermage treatment were less likely to undergo any of the other treatments including PDO thread lift, Silhouette Soft Thread, nasolabial fold filler, or any of the botulinum toxin treatments. Overall, the results showed that patients who had received noninvasive RF tended to receive less minimally invasive treatment.