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Neuromodulator Treatments: Horizontal Forehead Lines

Neuromodulator Treatments: Horizontal Forehead Lines

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Overview

Neuromodulator treatments of the forehead are primarily designed to reduce the severity of horizontal forehead lines. However, the true art in forehead toxin treatments is to preserve and/or to improve eyebrow shape and position. This requires a deep understanding of the biomechanics of the periorbital muscles. This video provides exactly this deep understanding needed to excel in forehead toxin treatments by simulating injection techniques on a human body donor paired with in-detail clinical discussions.

Treatment type: Neuromodulators

Facial region: Forehead

Approach: Needle Injection Technique

Competency Level: Novice

Course duration: 22 minutes

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

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the anatomical layers and structures involved in forehead line formation.
  • Identify key muscles, vessels, and fascial planes of the forehead.
  • Apply optimal neuromodulator injection techniques for horizontal forehead lines.
  • Determine appropriate injection angles, depths, and dosages.
  • Select precise injection points to achieve natural-looking results.

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