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Figures & data
Figure 1 (A) Representation of muscle groups involved in glabellar frown lines. (B) Schematic representation of glabellar lines perpendicular to the direction of each underlying muscle.
Figure 2 (A) Standard 5-point glabellar technique, focused on the treatment of the procerus and corrugators. (B) Schematic assessment of the glabellar muscles involved in the contraction, according to the pattern of line formation in the One21 technique. (C) Schematic mapping of the One21 technique for treating the procerus, corrugators, orbicularis oculi, depressor supercilii and frontalis.
Table 1 Baseline Severity (Glabellar Lines) and Demographic Data
Figure 3 Merz Aesthetic Scales (MAS) scores for dynamic glabellar lines, before treatment (T0) and after four weeks (T28) for the One21 and standard 5-point groups (n=130).
Table 2 Muscular Group Involved in the Glabellar Lines Among Patients Who Underwent the 5-Point Regimen (n=65)
Figure 4 One21 assessment and personalized treatment plan based on glabellar line patterns. (A) Asymmetric glabellar lines: Prominence of right orbicularis and depressor supercilii. (B) Involvement of frontalis and right orbicularis in dynamic glabellar line formation.
Figure 5 One21 assessment and personalized treatment plan based on glabellar line patterns. (A) Schematic mapping of the One21 technique for treating the procerus, corrugators, orbicularis oculi, and depressor supercilii. (B) Complete of glabellar frow wrinkles 28 days after the treatment.
