Published on 2026年 4月 28日 - Recorded during IMCAS World Congress 2026
摘要
Ronald FEINER 医师
医学博士
"Yesterday, when I was young"
Objectives: Many women attending esthetic medical practice are challenged by biological changes relating to advancing years that may also induce a diminished sense of attractiveness. These changes may adversely effect self-esteem, dignity, interpersonal relationships and sense of significance in society.
The presentation aims to garner an appreciation of how non-invasive aesthetic interventions that can improve such concerns.
Introduction: Many women approaching the peri-menopausal years are confronted with health issues that may reduce their quality of life including musculoskeletal disorders, metabolic syndrome, depression, vasomotor symptoms and sleep disturbances.
A treating physician will need to address these organic medical disorders.
However, non-invasive aesthetic interventions are often under-valued in the holistic management of age related challenges.
Materials / method: The author will present an exploration of non-invasive aesthetic treatment options in early and late aging.
Results: In the author’s experience, women frequently gain a huge improvement in self-esteem through bespoke aesthetic treatments.
Conclusion: To effectively turn back time actually quite dramatically fulfills the yearning many patients have to experience the sense of hedonism associated with an appearance that invokes recollections of more youthful times or “yesterday when I was young”.
披露 - Ronald FEINER
> 您是否获得了任何资金来支持您关于这个主题的研究?
不是
> 您在这项研究工作中是否获得过任何酬金、报酬或其他形式的补偿?
不是
> 您是否与任何可能与您研究中涉及的药物、材料或器械存在激烈竞争的实体有任何财务关系?
不是
> 您是否拥有或已申请过与您研究中所讨论的仪器、药物或材料相关的任何专利?
不是
这项工作没有任何直接或间接的资金支持。由作者自己承担责任。