The Art of Facial Harmony. Injectable and Lifting Protocols with Noura Lebbar
The Art of Facial Harmony. Injectable and Lifting Protocols with Noura Lebbar
Course overview
Facial aesthetics is both a science and an art!
This course, led by Noura Lebbar, brings together cutting-edge anatomical knowledge, precise injection techniques, and comprehensive treatment planning to elevate your clinical practice.
From understanding facial aging pathways to mastering lip and nasal rejuvenation, you will gain unparalleled insights into achieving predictable, natural, and safe outcomes.
During the course, you will learn about:
Facial aging and injectable anatomy
Botulinum toxin and filler injection techniques
Lip augmentation and protocol-driven techniques, including the Russian lip and blunt cannula approaches
Protocols for non-surgical rhinoplasty.
This course combines theory, analysis of clinical cases, and practical reasoning, giving you the skills to transform your aesthetic outcomes while ensuring patient safety.
Whether addressing minor aging changes or advanced facial rejuvenation, you will gain the confidence and skills to apply these techniques immediately in your practice.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Facial Aging and Injectable Anatomy: Principles for Predictable Outcomes
Skin and dermal aging pathways.
Facial anatomy for toxin injections:
Muscles involved in facial expression
Danger zones and avoidance of asymmetries.
Overfilled syndromes (e.g., “pillow face”)
Diffusion patterns and proper injection depth
Botulinum toxin and filler-related anatomy
Introduction to botulinum toxin types (A/B)
Mechanism of action and pharmacology
Patient selection, contraindications, and safety checklist.
Lesson 2. Facial Anatomy for Botulinum Toxin and Filler Injections. Part 1
Botulinum toxin and filler anatomy:
Frontalis and brow dynamics
Glabellar complex and corrugator safe planes
Temporal fossa and deep temporal fat
Orbit: tear trough anatomy (SOOF vs ROOF).
Nasolabial fold anatomy — rationale for indirect correction
SOOF descent and maxillary bone resorption
Lower face and perioral region.
Core injection areas:
Glabellar complex (11 lines)
Forehead lines
Crow’s feet (lateral canthus)
Eyebrow lift strategies.
Lesson 3. Facial Anatomy for Botulinum Toxin and Filler Injections. Part 2
Superficial and deep fat compartments — vectors of descent
Diffusion patterns and proper injection depth
Muscles, fat compartments, and retaining ligaments
Skin and mucosal histology
Risk zones and safe injection planes.
Lesson 4. Lip Augmentation: Anatomy, Assessment, and Techniques
Lip vascular anatomy: arterial map and complication avoidance
3-point midface projection strategy
Nasolabial fold anatomy — rationale for indirect correction
SOOF descent and maxillary bone resorption
Patient assessment and treatment design:
Golden proportions and personalized beauty
Lip morphology analysis
Age-related lip changes
Choosing the right filler for each patient.
Lip augmentation techniques:
Russian lip technique
Blunt cannula technique.
Lesson 5. Lip Augmentation: Protocols and Analysis of Clinical Cases
Patient assessment and treatment planning
Lip morphology and aesthetic proportions
Age–related changes of the lips
Selection of appropriate filler materials
Volume distribution and symmetry control
Safety and complication management:
Risk zones and safe injection planes
Prevention and management of vascular complications.
Clinical case analysis:
Step-by-step treatment planning
Before-and-after evaluation
Managing challenging cases
Common mistakes and how to avoid them.
Lesson 6. Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty: Techniques and Safety Protocols
Nasal anatomy and vascular considerations
Indications and contraindications for non-surgical rhinoplasty
Patient assessment and aesthetic analysis
Treatment planning and product selection.
Injection techniques:
Key injection points and safe planes
Needle vs cannula approach
Volume control and layering techniques.
Safety and complication management.
Clinical case analysis:
Case selection and planning
Before-and-after evaluation
Managing complex and revision cases.
