Communication Concepts for Prevention and Early Intervention in Aesthetic Medicine: Consensus and Literature Review.

Background: Communication concepts relating to prevention and early intervention (P&E) within aesthetic medicine are poorly understood and highly underexplored. However, effective communication is a key criterion for successful outcomes.

Objectives: To introduce the framework for P&E communication strategies within a younger population and explore the barriers that may be encountered.

First Consensus on Primary Prevention and Early Intervention in Aesthetic Medicine.

Background: Facial aging is a complex interplay of extrinsic and intrinsic factors leading to progressive changes in the skin, subcutaneous tissue, and bone. Clinical experience suggests that early aesthetic intervention may slow the signs of aging, but treatment in the absence of symptoms or with minimal signs of aging has not yet been properly addressed.

Objectives: To provide treatment recommendations for primary prevention and early intervention in individuals with no or minimal signs of aging.

The "R.A.R.E." technique (reverse and repositioning effect): the renaissance of the aging face and neck.

Considering the fixed points of the face (Fig. 1), and in light of the fact that gravity is one of the main factors involved in aging, a new alternative concept in cosmetic surgery is discussed in this paper. In our approach, rejuvenation of the face and neck involves two completely separate procedures.