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Neuromodulator Treatments: Vertical and Horizontal Glabellar Lines

Neuromodulator Treatments: Vertical and Horizontal Glabellar Lines

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Overview

Neuromodulator treatments of the glabella for reducing vertical and horizontal glabellar line severity are the core of every neuromodulator clinic. Treating the so-called “frown lines” seems basic but it is an art. With good anatomic knowledge and great injection skills, the shape of the eyebrow can be modulated and artistically altered. This video provides exactly this deep understanding needed to excel in glabellar toxin treatments by simulating injection techniques on a human body donor paired with in-detail clinical discussions.

Treatment type: Neuromodulators

Facial region: Glabella

Approach: Needle Injection Technique

Competency Level: Competent

Course duration: 17 minutes

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

Learning Objectives

  • Describe the anatomical layers and structures involved in glabellar line formation.
  • Identify the roles of the procerus, corrugator supercilii, and orbicularis oculi muscles.
  • Apply effective neuromodulator injection techniques for glabellar lines.
  • Determine appropriate injection angles, depths, and dosages.
  • Select optimal injection points to achieve safe and effective outcomes.

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