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Despite the existence of well-established therapeutic approaches, static glabellar wrinkles arise as a challenge. The subincision is a technique commonly used for the improvement of these lesions. Objectives: The present article proposes a new methodology for the undermining of static glabellar wrinkles termed and registered by the author as Dermal Tunneling (TD®). Methods: Twelve patients who underwent dermal tunneling carried out by the same physician, according to the same methodology, were retrospectively assessed through direct observation, photographic analysis and self-assessment questionnaires. Results: All patients reported that the results were good or very good. The evaluation carried out by two independent dermatologists, based on before and after photographs, showed that two patients had regular outcomes (25% improvement), five had good outcomes (50% improvement) and five had very good outcomes (75% improvement). Conclusion: Dermal Tunneling (TD®) can be considered an effective, safe and reproducible treatment.

Dermal Tunneling (TD®): a therapeutic option for static glabellar wrinkles