Overview
The correction of palpebromalar grooves can be of great importance when trying to ameliorate the signs of facial aging. This can be done with a needle-based injection approach or with a cannula-based approach. The latter has an increased safety profile due to the use of a blunt-tipped device and because of the use of the ligamentous anatomy to guide product placement. Learn in this video about the cannula-based injection technique in a vertical approach coming from inferior.
Treatment type: Soft Tissue Fillers
Facial region: Periorbital
Approach: 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
- Describe the layered anatomy of the lid-cheek junction along with its biomechanical properties
- Appraise the complexities of the arterial and venous vasculature of the lid-cheek junction
- Compare the dangers and benefits of using a deep cannula approach to correct the palpebromalar groove coming from inferior
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