Description
CPD: 2 Hours
Location: Online Only (Lifetime Access)
Certificate: Certificate of Completion
Prerequisite: Intermediate Dermal Filler (Recommended)
Suitable For: Doctors
Anatomy for Injectors (AFI) is a crucial online resource for neurotoxins and dermal fillers which helps aesthetic practitioners improve their injecting techniques and reduce risks through the understanding of anatomy. AFI is designed as a progression of neurotoxin and dermal filler courses depending on your level of expertise, helping you develop from basic injections to more advanced techniques.
Advanced Dermal Fillers is an intermediate component of Anatomy For Injectors which focuses on nasolabial folds, tear troughs and anterior cheeks, which are amongst the most commonly requested areas for filler injections. Dermal fillers in these areas can produce dramatic results, however injections also come with significant risks if performed incorrectly. You will learn safe injection techniques to produce the best results, whilst avoiding complications. The course is aimed at practitioners who have completed our Foundation and Intermediate Dermal Filler courses, and have had adequate injecting experience and understanding of facial anatomy.
This online resource comprises of comprehensive anatomical theory supplemented by videos, diagrams and illustrations for beginner and experienced injectors alike, which is meant to complement hands-on injecting experience.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:
- Understand facial anatomy relevant to advanced level dermal fillers
- Be familiar with the correct plane for filler deposition
- Be familiar with using both needle and cannula and when to use them
- Understand how to perform dermal fillers in the nasolabial folds, tear troughs and anterior cheeks
- Be aware of danger areas when injecting and how to avoid complications
