Manoj T Abraham, Solomon Husain, Anni Wong, Sunder Gidumal, Ebrahim Elahi, Ellen Marmur, Matthew DelMauro
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Abstract
Background: There are many published studies that indicate neuromodulators help improve surgical outcomes and the appearance of facial scars.
Objectives: To determine the prevalence of neuromodulator use as an adjunct for facial scar treatment as well as blepharoplasty and brow lift surgeries across surgical subspecialties.
Methods: An anonymous electronic survey was distributed to plastic surgeons, facial plastic surgeons, oculoplastic surgeons, and dermatologic surgeons through their respective national societies. The survey assessed demographics, practice characteristics, and practice habits.
Results: A total of 276 surgeons responded. Although 96.7% of respondents use neuromodulators in their practice, only 21% utilize neuromodulators for scar optimization, and 12.3% and 25.4% utilize neuromodulators for optimization of blepharoplasty and surgical brow lift outcomes, respectively.
Conclusions: Although the use of neuromodulators has been shown to improve the appearance of scars and could enhance outcomes after blepharoplasty and brow lift procedures, its use among respondents was limited.
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