Clinical application and assessment of Belotero: a roundtable discussion
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- DOI: 10.1097/PRS.0b013e31829a0bfc
Clinical application and assessment of Belotero: a roundtable discussion
Abstract
In this final article for the Supplement, the authors address the physical and aesthetic characteristics of the latest hyaluronic acid, Belotero Balance. Topics include unique characteristics of the hyaluronic acid, aesthetic indications, administration techniques, adverse events, and differences between Belotero and other hyaluronic acids. The article closes with a brief discussion about nomenclature of hyaluronic acid products.
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