Structured Approach to Facial Aesthetic Treatments

– Introduction to aesthetics and its role in clinical decision-making
– Understanding the rules and measurements of the face
– Key facial proportions and structural assessment principles
– Basics of facial beauty
– Connecting facial analysis to the determination of the right strategy.

– Overview of facial anatomy
– Structural organization of the face
– Understanding the layered anatomy of the face
– Anatomy of the face and body, and how it relates to aesthetic treatments such as injectables, fillers, and surgical 
– Anatomy of glabellar complex 
– Skin and subcutaneous layers
– Deeper structural layers
– Introduction to muscles relevant for injectables.

– Detailed review of muscles relevant for injectables
– Functional role of key facial muscles
– Overview of ligaments relevant for injectables
– Structural support provided by facial ligaments
– Relationship between layers, muscles, and ligaments in injectable practice
– Analysis of clinical cases. 

– Anatomical basics for facial rejuvenation
– Structural changes related to facial aging
– The line of ligaments and its clinical significance
– Understanding support zones before treatment
– Defining when to choose lifting or volumization
– Protocols of microneedling
– Biorevitalization and peeling
– Step-by-step protocols of safe injection. 

– Technique of volumization of the face
– Strategic approach to facial volume restoration
– The Domino strategy in treatment planning
– Medical face lifting with fillers
– Protocols of art filler volume with canula technique 
– Protocols of slow bolus injection 
– Protocols of zygomatic injections 
– Video demonstration of the injection procedure.