Abstract
Aesthetic medicine is an ever-evolving field of medicine. The past decade has delivered dramatic growth and development in surgical and nonsurgical modalities of treatment alike. However, this is particularly apparent in the development of approaches to nonsurgical modalities of treatment. This exists because of the great patient demand to either reduce or remove the visible effects of aging on the face (skin laxity, sagging tissue, and lines and wrinkles), without resorting to surgery.