Full‑Face Aesthetic Revolution: Combined Use of BoNT‑A and Hyaluronic Acid
Full‑Face Aesthetic Revolution: Combined Use of BoNT‑A and Hyaluronic Acid
Course overview
Immerse yourself in the world of next‑generation aesthetic medicine and discover the secrets of expert work with botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid.
This course offers a unique Full‑Face approach, enabling the practitioner to work not on an isolated wrinkle, but on the entire architecture of the face and neck, including the platysma and couperose areas.
You will master not only precise marking and safe anatomical landmarks, but also learn how to combine products in a single syringe, using their synergistic effect for maximal results with minimal risks.
Video demonstrations and clinical protocols from experts will help consolidate practical skills and transfer them into your daily practice.
Within the training you will learn to:
Identify the mimetic muscles of the lower third of the face and neck for aesthetic correction
Perform marking and safe distribution of injections of Myotox
Combine BoNT‑A and hyaluronic acid in a single syringe, managing the synergy of the products
Perform Full‑Face injection therapy, taking into account the anatomical features of each zone
Treat couperose, including preparation and application of the Novokutan–BoNT solution
Manage dosing, depth, and direction of product administration for a safe and predictable effect.
This course is a unique opportunity to elevate your practice to a new level, combining science, precision, and an artistic vision of the face in every administration of product.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Marking and injection landmarks for correction of the lower third of the face and neck with Myotox
The main mimetic muscles of the lower third of the face involved in shaping aesthetics
Principles of clinical assessment of the patient before performing marking
Determination of indications for botulinum therapy in this area
Anatomical landmarks for safe marking
Marking of injection points for correction of the lower third of the face
Marking of injection points in the neck and platysma area
Features of working with Myotox
Selection of dosages and distribution of the product
Prevention of complications when working in the lower third of the face and neck area.
Lesson 2. Combined use of BoNT‑A and hyaluronic acid: Full‑Face approach
Principles of combining botulinum toxin type A and hyaluronic acid
Possibilities of using BoNT‑A and hyaluronic acid in a single syringe
Mechanisms of synergy between products and their effects on tissues
Indications and limitations for combined use
The Full‑Face concept in combined injection therapy
Features of working with different anatomical zones of the face
Possible complications and methods of their prevention.
Lesson 3. Video demonstration: combined injection therapy with BoNT‑A and hyaluronic acid using the Full‑Face technique
Product distribution and dosage selection
Technique for administering the combined product
Features of working in the upper, mid, and lower thirds of the face
Control of injection depth and direction of administration
Features of product distribution with the Full‑Face approach
Working with the neck area and platysma
Injection technique in the neck area during combined therapy
Procedure safety and high‑risk zones.
Lesson 4. Correction of couperose and preparation of the Novokutan‑BoNT solution: clinical protocols
Couperose: clinical manifestations and diagnosis
Possibilities of using the neuroprotein (BoNT‑A) in the correction of couperose
Mechanism of BoNT‑A action on microcirculation and the vascular component of the skin
Indications and limitations for using BoNT‑A in couperose
Injection technique for the neuroprotein
Preparation of the Novokutan–BoNT solution
Features of the Novokutan–BoNT product
Rules for rehydration (dilution) of the product
Choice of solvent and calculation of dilution volume
Technique for preparing the solution
Rules for drawing the product into the syringe.
