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Clinical Case -Post-Traumatic Lower Lip Angiofibroma- Crimson Publishers

Clinical Case -Post-Traumatic Lower Lip Angiofibroma by  Igumnov Vitaliy Aleksandrovich in Research in Medical & Engineering Sciences

Quite often the reason for seeking medical care is about the consequences of injuries to the facial area. And, as plastic surgeons, we are working to eliminate these consequences. Correction of aesthetic lip defects is one of the most common reasons for such appeals.Lip trauma is often the result of motor vehicle collisions, contact sports, interpersonal violence, occupational and domestic accidents, and bite wounds[1].In addition, the number of aesthetic procedures in the lip area is increasing, which is associated with the youth and beauty(Figures 1-3). According to ISAPS, the number of procedures using hyaluronic acid fillers in soft tissues increased from 2.69 million in 2014 to 3.3 million in 2017. Complications that require subsequent correction may also be associated with these procedures [2,3].Our clinical case is associated with the consequences of trauma and the formation of a hematoma in the lower lip.

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