Knowing underlying anatomy helps to avoid adverse events with fillers

Preventing and addressing filler complications requires a thorough knowledge of the anatomy underlying the injection area, said Joel L. Cohen, M.D., earlier this year at MauiDerm 2012: Advances in Cosmetic and Medical Dermatology.

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