Standarized Protocols for Hybrid Filler Application in Aesthetic Medicine
Nabil Fakih‐Gomez, Cristina Muñoz‐Gonzalez, Carmen Alejandra Porcar Plana, Alba Verano Garcia, Jonathan Kadouch
Abstract
Introduction: This study introduces protocols for using hybrid fillers (mixing calcium hydroxylapatite and hyaluronic acid) in facial, jaw, neck, and hand aesthetic treatments. The goal is to establish clear, standardized procedures to enhance effectiveness and safety. Methods: The study outlines detailed protocols for using hybrid fillers in aesthetic treatments, covering patient selection, injection techniques, and posttreatment care for face, jaw, neck, and hands. Results: The detailed descriptions empower clinicians with insights to implement standardized approaches using hybrid fillers. They aim to optimize procedural accuracy and effectiveness while reducing the risk of complications. Conclusions: The hybrid filler protocols standardize aesthetic treatments, aiding in optimal outcomes and guiding clinicians in enhancing their practice. In addition, these protocols serve as a valuable reference, offering comprehensive guidelines for future research in the realm of hybrid filler utilization in aesthetic medicine.