References for correction of midface area
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The document lists various references related to midface correction techniques and surgical methods. It includes studies on anatomical landmarks, surgical approaches, and fat grafting for cosmetic procedures in the midface region. Notable topics covered are the extended SMAS facelift, endoscopic lifts, and fat pad management.
References for correction of midface area
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