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Mastering Nasal Filler Injections Module

Duration: 91 mins
Certificate on completion
3 months access

The nose is, according to recent research-based evaluation, the most dangerous facial region for causing severe adverse events like blindness and soft tissue loss following filler injections. This high-risk results from the dual blood supply of the nasal soft tissues which are directly connected to the ophthalmic artery circulation. Learn in this module about the extraordinarily complex arterial vasculature of the nose and how to select safer injection techniques when performing minimally invasive aesthetic procedures. See needle and cannula-based injections simulated on real human body donors to increase the understanding of nasal aesthetics and safety.

Learning Objectives

  • Describe the layered anatomy of the nasal region.
  • Appraise the complexities of the nasal arterial and venous vasculature as it pertains to soft tissue filler injections.

Included Videos

The nose is the No. 1 most dangerous facial region to cause severe adverse events like blindness when injected with soft tissue fillers.

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