SOFT TISSUE FILLERS Editable Training Manual, store Dermal Fillers Masterclass, Students Guide, Expert Techniques, Editable in Microsoft Word
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Training Manual Contents
1 RADIESSE: The story of calcium hydroxylapatite
2 The upper third of the face: Forehead lift, cannula technique
3 The upper third of the face: Frontal concavity
4 The upper third of the face: Temporal hollows
5 The upper third of the face: Lateral brow lift
6 The upper third of the face: Frontal bossing, male
7 The upper third of the face: Horizontal forehead lines
8 The upper third of the face: Temporal crest smoothing
9 The middle third of the face: Cheek augmentation
10 The middle third of the face: Tear troughs
11 The middle third of the face: Palpebromalar groove
12 The middle third of the face: Nasolabial folds
13 The middle third of the face: Nose augmentation
14 The middle third of the face: Preauricular wrinkles
15 The middle third of the face: Accordion lines
16 The lower third of the face: Prejowl sulcus and marionette lines
17 The lower third of the face: Oral commissures
18 The lower third of the face: Radial lip lines
19 The lower third of the face: Mentum augmentation
20 Mentum crease
21 The lower third of the face: The mandibular angle and jawline
22 The lower third of the face: Masseter augmentation in men
23 Neck and chest: Neck rejuvenation
24 Neck and chest: Horizontal neck lines
25 Neck and chest: Skin rejuvenation of the décolletage
26 Neck and chest: Skin rejuvenation of the breast
27 Neck and chest: Rejuvenation of abdominal skin
28 Neck and chest: MesoCaHA for cheeks, neck, and décolletage
29 Extremities: Correction of skin laxity of the upper arms
30 Extremities: Hands
31 Extremities: Elbow skin quality improvement
32 Extremities: Upper leg skin quality improvement
33 Extremities: Calf augmentation
34 Extremities: Foot rejuvenation
35 Intimate areas: Labia majora and mons pubis
36 Intimate areas: G-spot augmentation
37 Intimate areas: Buttocks
38 Penile augmentations
39 Complication management and prevention
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Calcium Hydroxylapatite Soft Tissue Fillers: Expert Treatment Techniques is a hands-on reference eBook, created with the input of leading experts on the use of the product.
It can be used by doctors, nurses, and other professional injectors to study the relevant anatomy, aesthetic target sites, injection techniques, and to review the safest and most effective treatment protocols available for this versatile product. As a training aid, the eBook contains multiple photo sequences as well as schematic diagrams to help in clarifying the proposed techniques.
Injection of soft tissue fillers is the second most frequently requested aesthetic medical procedure in the United States and The Netherlands. Only botulinum toxin is injected more than dermal fillers, partly because neuromodulators have a shorter longevity than fillers. As the relatively young medical field of aesthetic medicine is maturing, products and techniques are constantly changing to improve patient safety and satisfaction. While hyaluronic acid is the current golden standard and most frequently injected soft tissue filler, biostimulators have taken up a very prominent place in the arsenal of most aesthetic practitioners. There are a few commercially available biostimulatory products on the market such as calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA), poly-L- lactic acid (PLLA), polycaprolacton (PCL), and tricalcium phosphate (TCP). CaHA is currently the most commonly used biostimulatory product and is injected in many facial and body indications. While the product is relatively safe, there are complication risks involved.
To achieve beautiful results, the practitioner must have an aesthetic sense and knowledge of the ideal areas and depths to inject the product. International experts travel store the world to present their techniques at congresses and seminars, and they publish case reports when they find a new indication to treat so that we can learn from them—and incorporate the new techniques into our clinical practice. The demand for aesthetic training is huge. Hundreds of congresses, workshops, masterclasses, and seminars are organized on a weekly basis. Considering pharmaceutical companies often have strong marketing incentives, some general injection protocols they recommend are based more on their products, with perhaps less consideration for the anatomy.
In this eBook, we aim to share non-commercial expert information in a nonpolitical way. This is a multispecialty collaboration, and as such will be of interest to aesthetic physicians and nurses in many disciplines and subspecialties.
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