This episode delves into a study from Thailand on nasolabial folds, conducted by Mae Fah Luang University's School of Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine. Listeners will learn about the use of high-frequency ultrasound to examine the variability of nasolabial structures, including skin, subcutaneous tissue, and SMAS, among Thai individuals. The study highlights differences in skin thickness and the position of arteries between those with and without dermal fillers, influenced by factors such as age, weight, and time since the last filler. The findings demonstrate the potential of ultrasound to improve safety by providing detailed visualization of nasolabial structures in clinical settings.

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