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Frontalis Muscle

This course offers an in-depth review of the muscles of mastication, with a special focus on the temporalis and masseter muscles and their adjacent bones. Through a layer-by-layer anatomic dissection, the course also examines relevant branches of the facial nerve and various branches of the external carotid artery. Knowing the depth of the muscles of mastication allows one to understand the depth of neuromodulator and soft tissue filler injections when treating bruxism or myofascial pain or when trying to increase the lateral projection of the mandibular angle. This course is relevant for all levels of learners but especially important for those who intend to utilise neuromodulators for facial treatments.

Frontalis muscle online course
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What you will learn

  • - Comprehensive understanding of the frontalis muscle
  • - Exploring the muscle's basic anatomy
  • - Straight and wavy forehead lines
  • - Connections to the adjacent muscles
  • - Layered anatomy of the frontal soft tissues
  • - Location of the frontal superficial
  • - Deep fat compartments
  • - Crucial line of convergence
  • - High-quality clips of anatomic dissections

Words from the instructor

“The true name of the muscle is anterior belly of the occipital frontalis muscle.”

-Prof Cotofana

Begin Learning

$119

Course time: 9 minutes
No. of lessons: 1 lesson
Included: 12 weeks access

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$107.10
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FAQs

Learners will have access to each course for 12 weeks from the date of enrollment. During this period, you can revisit the videos and materials as often as needed to reinforce your learning.

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