HA fillers for face (Hyaluronic Acid injections)

Name: HA fillers for face (Hyaluronic Acid injections)
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Face features enhancement with the help of injections

Created byKristina Bagrova

Last updated 8/2024

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What you'll learn

What is HA filler
Treatment of nasolabial folds
Frown lines
Lips
Chin
Cheeks
Marionette lines

Course content

2 sections • 17 lectures • 55m total length

Introduction0:31
Explore hyaluronic acid fillers to enhance lips, cheekbones, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, frown lines, and the chin through theory and practical videos.
Legal and certificate0:56
Navigate the legal landscape for continuous education and certification in hyaluronic acid fillers. Recognize that a certificate alone may not authorize treatment, as eligibility varies by country, insurance, and authorities.
Warning of vascular occlusion2:43
Identify vascular occlusion risks in hyaluronic acid lip fillers by recognizing sharp injection pain, blanching, and delayed capillary refill. Always remove product if unsure to prioritize safety.
Tools and products needed1:07
Identify essential tools and products for hyaluronic acid facial fillers, including syringes, needles of various sizes, skin disinfectants, napkins or cotton pads, gloves, and hyaluronidase for dissolving hyaluronic acid.
What is hyaluronic acid1:43
Explore hyaluronic acid, a sugar molecule derived from rooster comb or synthetically produced by Streptococcus bacteria, and learn how cross-linked forms hydrate skin while maintaining lip and cheek shapes.
Injection techniques3:41
Apply line and criss-cross techniques, adapt to the area, and use fanning to distribute filler. Target lips and marionette lines with precise injection points to reduce shadows and improve contour.
What is HA cross-linking1:28
Discover how hyaluronic acid cross-linking strengthens the bond, extends how long fillers stay, and enables lip and facial shaping, while mesotherapy hydrates and disperses the material under the skin.
Aspiration2:30
Aspirate before injecting to check for blood; if blood appears, retract and reposition, using threading or wiggle techniques to avoid vascular occlusion.
Hyaluronidase and complications3:17
Hyaluronidase dissolves hyaluronic acid fillers; dose equals the injected amount, start with one milliliter if unsure, and repeat in a week while noting thrombosis risk and side effects.
PDF theory

Nasolabial folds4:21
Demonstrates threading and deep-bolus injections for nasolabial folds, including precise 0.2 ml bolus near the nostril, bone-anchored placement, and wiggle technique to avoid vessels.
Lips14:12
Experience the classical lip filler technique with threading for even distribution, depth control, and post-treatment checks for swelling and vascular occlusion.
Marionette lines4:27
Learn to correct marionette lines with hyaluronic acid using a threading technique and careful, bilateral injections near the lips. Emphasize safety by limiting product, avoiding vessels, and assessing symmetry.
Frown lines1:44
Disinfects the skin, marks frown wrinkles between the eyebrows, and injects superficially in two passes (about 0.05 ml per line) for superficial lines, then flattens and rechecks.
Chin1:26
Hyaluronic acid injections elongate the chin by injecting in the middle, forming a bolus to lengthen the face, while squeezing skin and lightly wiggling the syringe to avoid vessels.
Cheek bones9:30
Place three boluses along zygomatic bone to enhance the cheekbone, marking a line from ear to nostril and positioning the needle tip, then massage to smooth swelling and ensure symmetry.
Wrinkle between the lips and the chin1:41
Learn how hyaluronic acid injections treat the wrinkle between the lips and chin with superficial linear threading to smooth skin and create a longer-looking face.

Requirements

To have the tools mentioned in the course

Description

In this course we will perform Hyaluronic acid injections in the facial area. Particularly, we will work with:

-lips

-nasolabial folds

-marionette lines

-chin

-cheeks

-frown lines

-wrinkle between lip and chin

Lips: we will create a classical version of lips with more volume. This is not a Russian lips technique but you can find it in my other courses.

Nasolabial folds: we will reduce the crease by filling it in, so that those lines look less deep

Marionette lines: we will smooth out the crease by filling it in

Chin: we will make it more pointy and slim, so that the whole face is prolongated

Cheeks: cheek filler make the face look slimmer by giving it more angles and structure

Frown lines: sometimes botox is not enough and we have to additionally fill in some wrinkles to smoothen them out

Wrinkle between lip and chin: the crease will be reduced for more youthful appearance

Please note that this is a continuous education and not an accredited diploma giving you the right to perform these treatments on other people. You should already have some sort of medical license letting you perform injections. You will be getting an automatic certificate from Udemy, after you complete the course.

This is not a botox course. Botox is a different principle than fillers. You can check out my other courses for Botox.

You will also have a PDF file, where the techniques and the theory will be described more in detail (types of fillers, danger zones, how to remove the filler, different techniques, vascular occlusion and more).

If you want to learn more about beauty, check out my YouTube channel Kristinahealth.

Who this course is for:

Beauticians
Nurses
Doctors

HA fillers for face (Hyaluronic Acid injections)

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Introduction10 lectures • 18min

Treatment of different facial areas7 lectures • 37min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: