Acne scars are a common however difficult to treat condition.There are a number of laserbased techniques for their correction; fractional CO2 lasers are currently the most frequently used. In order to obtain good results, interventions can, however, become considerably aggressive.Therefore,we propose a new fractional CO2 laser technique, performed only on acne scars.The objective is to optimize results with minimal side-effects.We have named it the CROLL Technique – in an analogy to the CROSS technique.We report 15 cases that were successfully treated using this technique.

INTRODUCTION: The lips have a huge importance in facial aesthetics, and the use of fillers to improve the region is growing with a variety of different techniques described.
OBJECTIVE: To report the experience with the "lip tenting" lip filling technique.
METHODS: 20 female patients between 18 and 60 years of age obtained lip filling through vertically serial punctures from the lip vermilion border, depositing a small amount of product by retroinjection, in the superficial muscular plane.
RESULTS: All treated patients reported a high degree of aesthetic satisfaction with the result of the procedure, with edema and local ecchymosis transiently present in most patients.
CONCLUSIONS: This is an easy execution technique compared to other filling techniques, presenting very satisfactory aesthetic results.

Keywords: Anatomy; Lip; Rejuvenation

Hormonal changes added to extrinsic exposure factors, including socio-environmental and lifestyle factors, affect the quality of life of climacteric women. Symptoms during the climacteric are variable, and most women are not aware that menopause affects the skin. Among the perceived changes, there is an increase in dryness, roughness, sagging, and atrophied skin. This article reviews the relationship between exposure and menopause, focusing on helping dermatologists to guide patients on preventive care and treatments to improve skin and quality of life in menopause.

Keywords: Menopause; Perimenopause; Postmenopause; Climacteric; Exposome; Skin aging