Advanced Facial Anatomy
This is our first multi-award winning and highly specialised cadaveric teaching course, led by Mr Dalvi Humzah who is an Anatomist and Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeon. Having studied
This is our first multi-award winning and highly specialised cadaveric teaching course, led by Mr Dalvi Humzah who is an Anatomist and Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeon. Having studied
Dr Elle Reid and Dr Bryony Elder discuss the differing anatomy of the lips in a variety of ethnicities
Dr Souphiyeh Samizadeh explores the ageing of the neck and its treatment using botulinum toxin
Mr Deniz Kanliada explores the main injection sites for non-surgical rhinoplasty and related anatomical landmarks.
Cosmetic and dermatology nurse practitioner Anna Baker details the anatomical features of the temple for safe and successful dermal filler placement.
Dr Lee Walker outlines the possible strategies for managing patient pain for aesthetic procedures
Mr Dalvi Humzah and cosmetic and dermatology nurse practitioner Anna Baker detail the anatomical significance of the superficial musculo-aponeurotic system
Dr David Jack examines the increase in male aesthetic treatments and details the relevant anatomy to be aware of when treating men with botulinum toxin
Lorna Bowes on anatomy and physiology of the skin
ABSTRACT Understanding key anatomical concepts of the face is important in order to be able to treat a patient effectively in any aesthetic treatment. With a robust anatomical knowledge of the occipito-frontalis muscle, the clinician can appreciate how each patient’s anatomy may vary and how the clinician’s choice of injection placement with botulinum toxin A reflects this. Recent detailed anatomical studies of this area provide further clarification regarding static, dynamic and functional anatomy. Through critical analysis of this data, it is possible to tailor treatments on an individual basis.