[Side effects in aesthetic medicine. Spectrum, management and avoidance]

[Esthetic dermatology for the elderly]

Esthetic dermatology discovers older age. Methods and techniques which are useful in younger people need modifications to meet the special needs of the elderly. These aspects are discussed with a focus on the aging face. Esthetic dermatology is most successful when using principles of regenerative medicine.

[Therapeutic approaches for the treatment of facial aging]

Over the last few decades, a magnitude of novel therapeutic approaches to battle the signs of facial aging have become available in esthetic dermatology. Comprehensive research in this area has significantly improved our understanding of the anatomy and physiology of facial aging. In order to successfully address age-related alterations in the human face, today's anti-aging treatment frequently necessitates multifaceted options. Alongside botulinum toxin and fillers, a plethora of different modalities are currently available to complete our esthetic portfolio, which are discussed in this review.

Perioral rejuvenation: restoration of attractiveness in aging females by minimally invasive procedures

Lips and the perioral area are of outstanding importance in youthful appearance, attractiveness, and beauty. In contrast to younger and middle aged females, there is only scant published data on minimally invasive procedures to restore and revitalize lips and perioral soft tissue in elderly females. In this review we report the signs of aging in this particular region and the underlying anatomy. We review studies on lip restoration in younger females and present our techniques for elderly women. With an individually tailored approach, elderly females benefit from minimally invasive techniques.