Resumo
Ensayo Clínico observacional y descriptivo, longitudinal y prospectivo de 22 meses de duración, en 40 pacientes de Facultad Odontología. UDELAR. Objetivo: Valorar efcacia, duración y efectos adversos del implante de Ácido Hialurónico (A.H) realizado en surcos nasolabiales. (SNL) Metodología: Ensayo clínico con implantación de A.H en la dermis media de SNL marcados, grado 2 al 5 en la escala diagnóstica WSRS. Se obtuvieron y clasifcaron registros clínicofotográfcos de cada caso, pre y post-aplicación por 12 meses utilizando las escalas WSRS, GAIS y PSSS. Resultados: expresados en tiempos, porcentajes y gráficos Efcacia: muy buena =100 % casos Duración media clínica efectiva: 10,5 meses Efectos adversos al producto: cero % Califcación de los pacientes: Bueno a muy Bueno. Conclusión: el AH inyectable a nivel dérmico (TEOSYAL Deep Lines®), es eficaz para corregir SNL. Duración promedio 10,5 meses con efecto “caída lento”. Reacciones adversas: cero.
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