Session: Facial Aging: What Really Happens as we Grow Old

Tuesday, October 12, 2004: 8:00 AM-8:15 AM

Session A (Pennsylvania Convention Center)

Lecture: Facial Aging: What Really Happens as we Grow Old

Objective: This is a photographic study of facial aging using old and new highly matched photographs. The surgical model of the face falls with age and that elevation of facial tissues is “rejuvanative.” The data presented here suggests strongly that vertical descent of facial tissues is not a significant component of facial aging and that other factors are more contributory.

Presenter: Val S Lambros, MD, FACS

Sponsor: Lectures

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Tuesday, October 12, 2004: 8:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session A (Pennsylvania Convention Center)
Lecture: Facial Aging: What Really Happens as we Grow Old
Objective: This is a photographic study of facial aging using old and new highly matched photographs. The surgical model of the face falls with age and that elevation of facial tissues is “rejuvanative.” The data presented here suggests strongly that vertical descent of facial tissues is not a significant component of facial aging and that other factors are more contributory.
Presenter:	Val S Lambros, MD, FACS
Sponsor:	Lectures