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Multimodal Objective Assessment of Early Biomechanical and Structural Changes in Upper Eyelid Skin Following Monopolar Radiofrequency
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Upper eyelid laxity is a common feature of facial aging. Although blepharoplasty remains the gold standard, interest in nonsurgical approaches with reduced downtime is increasing. However, objective quantitative assessment of periocular tissue response following energy-based treatments remains limited, particularly in anatomically delicate regions such as the upper eyelid.
Keywords:
biomechanical assessment
monopolar radiofrequency
periocular rejuvenation
skin tightening
ultrasonography
upper eyelid laxity
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