
A short introduction about the things we will learn in the course.
The picture used to show superficial fat pads source is Patrick J. Lynch, medical illustrator "Head anatomy anterior view" - I added the text, some markings and the fat pads position.
Little more in detail - why this course is valuable and worth the investment.
Important information before you start your practice.
We are not too much into theory (very much into detailed practice) but we need some of it to know what we are dealing with.
About needles, their types and purpose.
How to use cannula? What different ways of injections there are? All these questions are here.
It is very important to know very good the anatomy of the face - especially the vessels. It is crucial as there are very high risks involved with hitting the vessels.
The picture used to show vessels source is Patrick J. Lynch, medical illustrator "Head anatomy anterior view" - I added the text, some markings and the fat pads position.
About the deep layers of the cheeks.
The superficial layers of the cheeks, fat pads.
The picture used to show fat pads source is Patrick J. Lynch, medical illustrator "Head anatomy anterior view" - I added the text, some markings and the fat pads position.
Anatomy of the lips and where you need to focus.
How to evaluate the anatomy and to determine the injections points.
What dosage and fillers to use for injections and how to determine it.
Preparation of the clients face for maximum comfort and lowest risk.
Preparing the fillers for usage.
How to perform injections. Detailed explanation of the techniques, injections points, fillers used and all other things needed to get the best results.
How to evaluate the anatomy and to determine the injections points.
How to perform injections. Detailed explanation of the techniques, injections points, fillers used and all other things needed to get the best results.
How to prepare the lips for the injections.
How to perform injections. Detailed explanation of the techniques, injections points, fillers used and all other things needed to get the best results.
How to perform injections. Detailed explanation of the techniques, injections points, fillers used and all other things needed to get the best results.
How to perform injections. Detailed explanation of the techniques, injections points, fillers used and all other things needed to get the best results.
Important things to note about the aftercare.
Important! Things that we want to avoid, how to avoid them and what can happen.
Our traditional - five rules. Five rules about fillers.
Little gift for my students. How to perform "Russian" lips injections.
Little gift for my students. How to perform "Russian" lips injections.
Step-by-step guide to preparing hyaluronidase for use — learn how to reconstitute it safely and effectively.
Gratitude for your participation and best wishes for your further carrier!
Learn dermal and lip filler injections from a practising plastic surgeon - a complete, practical A-Z course on hyaluronic acid fillers.
This is a practical hyaluronic acid filler training course for medical professionals. It covers the treatments that make up most of a real aesthetic practice - lips, cheeks and nasolabial folds - and it covers them the way a plastic surgeon approaches them: anatomy first, then product, then technique, then what to do when something goes wrong.
Why it is worth it
Honesty and straightforwardness - including bad results and how to avoid them.
Built from personal experience in daily clinical practice.
Targets only practical key aspects. No padding.
Absolutely pure detail on the things that decide your result.
What you will learn
Hyaluronic acid theory - what HA fillers are, how they behave in tissue, and how to choose between them.
Needles and cannulas - when to use each, and the injection techniques that go with them.
Facial anatomy - cheek vessels and danger zones, deep fat compartments, superficial fat pads, and full lip anatomy.
Cheek filler injections - evaluating the patient, choosing dosages and fillers, preparing the face, preparing the filler, and injecting.
Nasolabial fold injections - anatomy evaluation and step-by-step technique.
Lip filler injections - preparing the lips, upper lip injections, lip volumisation, and tubercle and X injections for the lip corners.
Russian lips - the theory behind the technique and how the injections are performed.
Aftercare - exactly what to do after the injections.
Complications - how to recognise them, how to judge whether a bad result can happen before you inject, and how to prepare and use hyaluronidase.
The five rules of fillers - the principles that keep results consistent from patient to patient.
Who this course is for
Doctors, dentists, nurses and allied health professionals moving into aesthetic medicine.
Injectors already offering dermal fillers who want a plastic surgeon's approach to anatomy, technique and complication management.
Practitioners who want to add lip filler and cheek filler treatments to an existing aesthetic practice.
Important! Make sure that you have the appropriate medical qualifications to legally perform hyaluronic acid injections in your state/country. This course teaches technique - it does not grant a licence to practise.
If you want a very clear and practical course on dermal and lip fillers, and you want practical knowledge of how to perform hyaluronic acid injections properly, please ENROL NOW!