Neuromodulator Adverse Events – Frontalis Muscle

Treating the forehead with neuromodulators was rated amongst the top 3 most difficult facial regions to treat when trying to achieve a perfect aesthetic outcome. This is due to the fact that the frontalis muscle is the only elevator of the eyebrows but also because aging affects the forehead is very specific ways. This video provides an in-depth exploration of the underlying anatomy of the forehead and discusses recent research findings and associated injection techniques. Additionally, Prof. Cotofana will cover the most effective injection techniques and how to best avoid adverse events like eyebrow ptosis or Spock eyebrows from happening.

What you will learn

- Treating the forehead with neuromodulators
- In-depth exploration of the underlying anatomy of the forehead
- Recent research findings and associated injection techniques
- Detailed layer-by-layer dissection
- Most effective injection techniques and how to best avoid adverse events

Words from the instructor

“The forehead is 3-7 mm thick but contains 8 different layers”

-Prof Cotofana

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Course time: 11 minutes

No. of lessons: 1 lesson

Included: 12 weeks access

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