Abstract

Objectives: The objective of this presentation is to explore the benefits of combining fine line fillers with dermal restructuring techniques for treating skin ageing, focusing on the impact of skin morphotypes on optimizing outcomes. This presentation aims to showcase how personalized treatment plans, tailored to different skin morphotypes, enhance the efficacy of anti-ageing interventions. Attendees will learn about the synergistic effects of these combined treatments and the importance of customized care in achieving superior aesthetic results and patient satisfaction. Introduction: Skin ageing manifests as fine lines, wrinkles, and structural changes, influenced significantly by morphotypes, or distinct skin phenotypes. This presentation explores the synergistic effects of combining fine line fillers with dermal restructuring techniques. By tailoring these treatments to various skin morphotypes, we aim to enhance skin quality and achieve superior rejuvenation outcomes. This approach highlights the importance of personalized care in addressing the diverse ageing patterns across different skin types. ​ Materials / method: Methods: A comprehensive review of clinical studies and trials was conducted, focusing on the efficacy of fine line fillers and dermal restructuring treatments, including mesotherapy, peels, and radiofrequency, across different skin morphotypes. Patient outcomes, such as skin texture, elasticity, and overall aesthetic improvement, were analyzed to determine the optimal integration of these treatments. This approach aimed to identify the most effective combinations tailored to specific morphotypes, enhancing personalized treatment strategies for superior anti-ageing results. Results: The findings reveal that combining fine line fillers with dermal restructuring techniques, such as mesotherapy, peels, and radiofrequency, offers superior results compared to single-modality treatments. This integrated approach addresses superficial lines and deeper structural changes, enhancing skin smoothness, firmness, and a youthful appearance. Customizing treatments according to skin morphotypes maximizes efficacy and minimizes adverse effects. Comparisons of age groups show that patients receiving combination treatments of fine line fillers and dermal restructuring achieve better result Conclusion: Integrating fine line fillers with dermal restructuring techniques, tailored to skin morphotypes, expands the possibilities for improving skin quality and reversing signs of ageing. This personalized treatment strategy is promising for aesthetic practice, offering effective, individualized solutions for diverse patient needs. Future research should refine these treatments, focusing on long-term efficacy and safety. Advancements in technology and understanding skin biology will further enhance these tailored approaches, ensuring optimal patient outcomes and satisfaction.