Comparative Characteristics of High-Resolution Ultrasonic and Magnetic Resonance Imaging in the Diagnostics of Edema after Plastic Facial Contouring (Clinical Case)

Abstract

Clinical monitoring of the parameters of high-resolution ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in the diagnosis of edema after injection contour plastic. When fillers were detected, hypoechoic avascular structures were found in the soft tissues of the face with blurred contours against the background of infiltrative changes. On MRI the filler was more clearly visualized in the fat suppression mode as a signal section with clear, even contours of certain shapes subcutaneously and supraperiostal. Infiltration changes were characterized by signal amplification and contour blurring.