Fillers in Cosmetic Dermatology

The use of fillers to remove facial wrinkles is increasing in
popularity, particularly since it makes such an ideal adjunct to
treatment with botulinum toxins.

This color-illustrated text, from an internationally acknowledged
expert in cosmetic dermatology, gives a full account of the science
behind the various fillers, as well as their appropriate use, singly
or in combination with other modalities. Also included is a
discussion of potential complications and how to avoid them, as well
as a contributed chapter covering the European experience with
fillers.

Table of Contents

1. The history of fillers 2. Collagen 3. Hyaluronic acid 4.
Calcium hydroxylapatite 5. Poly l-lactic acid 6. Fillers in Europe
(Benjamin Ascher) 7. Botulinum toxin type A and its adjunctive use
with dermal fillers 8. Complications of Fillers