Aesthetic Architecture of the Lips and Lower Face: Video Demonstration of All Procedural Steps
Aesthetic Architecture of the Lips and Lower Face: Video Demonstration of All Procedural Steps
Course overview
Here aesthetics is considered as architecture, in which the upper lip, philtrum, nose, chin, bite and muscle activity form a single interconnected system.
The course is built around clinical reasoning: how to choose a technique, how to combine approaches, how to manage complex patients and how to predict the result even before administering the product.
During the training you will learn:
Building a clinical strategy for individual correction of the lips and lower third of the face
Systematic combination of techniques (Parisian, fan, linear-retrograde) for a controlled result
Integration of lip, chin and lower jaw correction into a single aesthetic model
Modeling key anatomical structures: Cupid's bow, philtrum, lip contour
Correction of the lower third of the face: mouth angles, mentolabial fold, lower jawline
Use of botulinum therapy to control facial expression and tissue position
Clinical analysis of results and forecasting the aesthetic outcome before the procedure begins.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Individual patient lip correction plan
Assessment of the patient's anatomical features
Formation of an individual correction strategy
Selection of volume and target zones
Building a predictable aesthetic outcome.
Lesson 2. Correction of the upper and lower lips: Parisian, fan and linear-retrograde techniques
Principles of the "Parisian" correction technique
Fan technique for working with volume
Linear-retrograde technique for precise correction
Combined protocols for the upper and lower lips.
Lesson 3. Upper lip correction with fan and Parisian techniques
Upper lip correction zones
Application of the fan technique
Use of the Parisian technique for shape and projection
Control of symmetry and naturalness of the result.
Lesson 4. Isolated upper lip correction
Anatomy of the upper lip as a correction zone
Indications for isolated treatment
Technique for volume distribution
Aesthetic control of the result.
Lesson 5. Lip correction using cannula technique
Advantages of cannula access
Selection of entry points
Safety and minimization of trauma
Even distribution of the product.
Lesson 6. Lip correction with the "3 injections" technique and chin correction
Protocol of the "3 injections" technique
Focal volume correction of the lips
Basic chin correction
Harmonization of the lower third of the face.
Lesson 7. Analysis of the "Angelina Jolie" lip correction technique
Aesthetic principles of the "Angelina Jolie look" lip shape
Strategy for creating volume and contouring
Balance of upper and lower lips
Clinical nuances of performing the techniques.
Lesson 8. Upper lip correction: Parisian and fan techniques in a patient with a lower jaw braces system
Aesthetic assessment of the upper lip in the context of altered occlusion
Indications for using the Parisian correction technique
Fan technique: goals, features and treatment zone
Combined Parisian and fan technique approach
Adapting volume and lip shape considering orthodontic treatment
Control of symmetry and smile harmonization during correction.
Lesson 9. Upper lip correction with the Parisian technique and modeling the Cupid's bow
Aesthetic assessment of the upper lip before correction
Indications for the Parisian technique
Principles of working with upper lip volume and contour
Techniques for modeling the Cupid's bow
Creating a clear and harmonious shape of the upper lip
Balancing the contour and central zone of the lip
Clinical nuances and control of result symmetry.
Lesson 10. Philtrum column correction
Anatomy of the philtrum columns and their aesthetic significance
The role of philtrum columns in forming the upper lip shape
Indications for philtrum column correction
Modeling and volume restoration techniques
Working with symmetry and height of the philtrum columns
Integrating the result into the overall aesthetics of the upper lip
Clinical nuances and possible mistakes during correction.
Lesson 11. Lower jawline contour correction
Anatomical features of the lower third of the face and the formation of jowls
Causes of age-related and structural changes in the facial oval
Aesthetic assessment of the lower jawline
Approaches to contour correction of the lower jaw
Influence of perioral correction on the facial oval
Harmonization of the lower third of the face within a comprehensive approach
Clinical nuances and limitations of correction.
Lesson 12. Lower lip correction with linear-retrograde and bolus techniques
Aesthetic assessment of the lower lip before correction
Indications for the linear-retrograde technique
Indications for the bolus technique
Principles of volume distribution in the lower lip
Combined use of techniques to achieve balance
Control of shape, projection and symmetry of the lower lip
Clinical nuances and prevention of complications.
Lesson 13. Lower third face correction with fan technique: mouth angles and mentolabial fold
Anatomical features of the lower third of the face and key aesthetic zones
Indications for lower third face correction
Fan technique: principles and application features
Correction of mouth angles: restoring support and symmetry
Work with the mentolabial fold: smoothing and harmonization
Comprehensive approach to modeling the lower third of the face
Clinical nuances and evaluation of results in the dynamics of smile and at rest.
Lesson 14. Correction of nose tip ptosis and hypertonicity of the orbicularis oris muscle (botulinum toxin 100 U)
Anatomical reasons for nose tip ptosis
Influence of muscle balance on the position of the nose and upper lip
Hypertonicity of the orbicularis oris: clinical manifestations and diagnosis
Indications for botulinum toxin use
Correction protocol (100 U): injection points and dose distribution
Comprehensive impact of the correction on the aesthetics of the mid and lower thirds of the face
Clinical nuances, safety and result assessment.
Lesson 15. Results of lip and lower third face correction: clinical review
Assessment of the final aesthetic result
Comparison of the patient's initial and final conditions
Analysis of the effectiveness of the applied correction techniques
Harmonization of the lips and lower third of the face in dynamics
Assessment of symmetry, volume and proportions
Clinical conclusions and case review of the work performed.
Lesson 16. Final result of comprehensive lip correction
Assessment of the final aesthetic result
Analysis of changes in lip shape, volume and contour
Comparison of baseline data and the final outcome
Assessment of symmetry and naturalness of the result
Clinical conclusions on the performed correction.
