Injection Map for BoNT‑A Therapy of the Upper Third of the Face
Injection Map for BoNT‑A Therapy of the Upper Third of the Face
Course overview
In this course you will see how a specialist analyzes the patient's facial expression, identifies areas of muscle hyperactivity, detects asymmetries and constructs an individualized injection map
Special attention is paid to decision-making: why a particular point is chosen, why the dosage is changed, how the risks of complications are minimized and natural facial expression is preserved.
During the course you will learn:
The algorithm for clinical analysis of the upper third of the face
Principles for constructing an individualized injection scheme
Anatomical landmarks for safe practice
Choice of depth, angle and technique of administration
Proper distribution of dosage depending on the muscle contraction strength
Prevention of complications in the forehead, glabellar and periocular areas.
The training develops not just the skill of performing injections, but systematic clinical thinking that makes the result predictable and professionally precise.
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Alphabet of muscles: the basis of injection anatomy for botulinum therapy
Introduction to facial anatomy for BoNT injections
Main groups of mimic muscles
Muscle localization and landmarks for safe injections
Common mistakes in muscle identification
Practical recommendations for visualization and palpation
Influence of anatomy on the choice of BoNT injection points and dosages
Principles of "reading" mimic muscles.
Lesson 2. Dangerous zones of the face: safety in BoNT injections
Main anatomical areas with increased risk
Key vascular and neural structures
Sites where complications from injections may occur
Technique for safe BoNT administration in sensitive areas
Practical recommendations to minimize risk
Review of clinical examples of errors and consequences.
Lesson 3. Video demonstration: marking and correction of the upper third of the face with BoNT
Construction of an individualized injection map
Marking taking into account anatomy and asymmetry
Anatomical features of the frontal muscle
Determination of the zone of activity
Choice of depth and injection technique.
Muscles of the glabellar complex:
Analysis of the strength and type of contraction
Optimal injection points
Prevention of complications in the glabellar region.
Working with the orbicularis oculi muscle:
Assessment of dynamic periocular wrinkles
Control of injection depth and angle
Balance between natural appearance and correction.
Lesson 4. Video demonstration: individualization of protocols and BoNT injection technique
Marking taking into account anatomical landmarks
Choice of injection technique
Control of injection depth and angle
Distribution of dosage across zones
Practical nuances of working on a patient.
