Aesthetic and Functional Botulinum Therapy in Clinical Practice
Aesthetic and Functional Botulinum Therapy in Clinical Practice
Course overview
Clinical practice requires understanding not only the correction zones but also the deep anatomical-functional interrelationships of muscle activity.
The course is based on video demonstrations of clinical protocols where aesthetics and function are considered as a unified system.
The course's systematic approach enables the formation of predictable outcomes and increases procedure safety.
During the training, you will study:
Basic principles of diluting botulinum toxin, dosing, and clinical therapy goals
Anatomical and technical features of correcting the décolleté area with aesthetic outcomes
Protocols for treating hypertrophic scars and the mechanisms of their correction
Functional and aesthetic strategies for working with the masticatory and mimic muscles of the face.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Video demonstrations of basic protocols and aesthetic correction zones in botulinum therapy
Meso-dilution of botulinum toxin: principles of dilution, dosing, and clinical objectives
Correction of the décolleté area: anatomical features, injection techniques, and aesthetic outcomes
Working with hypertrophic scars: mechanisms of action of botulinum therapy and protocols for correcting scar tissue.
Lesson 2. Functional botulinum therapy of the masticatory and mimic musculature
Working with the masseter muscle: anatomical mapping, injection points, and clinical planning
Injection protocols in the masseter muscle: technique execution and result control
Correction of musculus pars alaris on the right: anatomy, indications, and injection strategy
Correction of musculus pars alaris on the left: symmetrization and management of asymmetries in mimic activity.
