From Volumization to Tissue Engineering: Mastering the Scaffold-and-Signal Synergy for 2026. Executive Summary: This clinical review delineates the shift from simple volumization to regenerative aesthetics. By synchronizing the immediate mechanical support of Hyaluronic Acid with the long-term fibroblastic activation of biostimulators, practitioners can achieve superior dermal redensification. We analyze the "scaffold-and-signal" logic and provide specific sequencing for various Glogau stages...

Clinical criteria, hyaluronic acid properties, and risk management in tear trough correction The tear trough is one of the most technically demanding areas in aesthetic medicine. Small variations in product selection, injection depth, or patient assessment can result in visible complications such as edema, Tyndall effect, contour irregularities, or prolonged dissatisfaction. Selecting the best filler for tear troughs is therefore not a matter of brand preference, but a clinical decision based...

The Gold Standard in Safety: Integrating Advanced Anatomy and Emergency Protocols in Facial Volumization The evolution of medical aesthetics has shifted the focus from simple volumization to high-precision structural rejuvenation. However, as injection depth and product complexity increase, so does the risk of vascular compromise. For the aesthetic physician, clinical success is no longer defined solely by the aesthetic result, but by the systematic integration of vascular safety protocols...