KPS JOURNAL · ASSESSMENT FIRST
Information to help you understand assessment, care options and important considerations before speaking with a physician.
FACE
Many people worry about getting a frozen face from Botox injections. Changes in facial movement can indeed occur after treatment, and clinical assessment has inherent limits. Doctors cannot guarantee a completely natural look or an experience free of side effects.
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FACE
Have you recently come across alarming headlines claiming that "Cadaver Fat Injections" or "Zombie Fillers" are trending in the US? Dr. Wajana Wongpitirungruang (Dr. Aom KPS) from KPS MEDICAL CENTER breaks down the medical reality behind Cadaver Fat Allografts, Ozempic Face trends, and the safest options for facial volume restoration.
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JAWLINE & NECK
An indistinct jawline, submental fullness, or neck laxity may reflect different contributions from skin, fat, the platysma muscle, and cervicofacial support. A physician should assess these findings together with health history, goals, and an in-person examination before discussing an individualized care plan.
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