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Chin Enhancement: Combined Treatment with Needle and Cannula

Chin Enhancement: Combined Treatment with Needle and Cannula

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Overview

The aesthetic appearance of the chin zone is determined by the form and by the projection of the underlying mandible. The volume of the overlying soft tissues is therefore a reflection of the underlying bony shape. However, via the administration of soft tissue fillers to the mental soft tissues the shape and the position can be changed. Various techniques exist to change the shape of the chin zone including needle and cannula techniques. In this video, a variety of needle and cannula techniques are demonstrated, and the clinical correlates are explained.

Treatment type: Soft Tissue Fillers

Facial region: Chin

Approach: Needle and Cannula Injection Technique

Competency Level: Competent

Course duration: 9 minutes

Course type: Injection simulation on a human body donor performed by Prof. Sebastian Cotofana

Learning Objectives

  • Identify key anatomical landmarks relevant for chin augmentation with soft tissue fillers.
  • Locate appropriate dermal access points and injection planes for both needle and cannula techniques.
  • Describe proper advancement techniques for safer and effective product delivery.
  • Confirm accurate filler placement to achieve aesthetic balance.

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