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Prominent Temporal Artery Ligations Following Facelift Surgery Case Study

Introduction Prominent temporal arteries are typically an aesthetic concern, and their underlying cause is often unclear. While there are rare medical reasons for their appearance, most cases are benign and cosmetic in nature. These vascular prominences are frequently misdiagnosed as veins; however, their serpiginous course from the temples into the forehead and their pulsatile nature Read More…

Left Female Temporal Artery Ligation After Thread Browlifting – A Case Study

Introduction The temporal region of the head presents a variety of aesthetic concerns involving both bone and soft tissue. One of the least recognized—until experienced personally—is the appearance of a prominent temporal artery. Often mistaken for a vein, this is actually the anterior branch of the superficial temporal artery, identifiable by its serpiginous course and Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Reduction of Prominent Female Temporal Artery Prominences with a Multi-Level Ligation Technique

Background: A not uncommon but less frequently treated aesthetic forehead deformity is that of prominent temporal arteries. Seen as ‘squiggly worms’ on the side of the head crossing from the temporal region into the upper lateral forehead they occur for reasons unknown. Their serpiginous pattern and location make them the undeniable course of the anterior Read More…

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