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Injecting the forehead with fillers leads to more convexity. Using the patient as an example, we show what to look out for during treatment. This region should only be injected by experienced practitioners.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch

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Injecting the temporal artery poses significant risks, making it a danger zone for procedures. Different injection techniques are explored, facial mapping is essential to avoid vascular complications during filler injections.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch

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The glabella is risky for fillers, so botulinum toxin should relax the muscles first. Deep injections with a cannula minimize vascular risks.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Two methods are available for filling the anterior temples. A 22 g cannula with ultrasound mapping ensures safety by avoiding arteries, while a needle with facial mapping offers precision by blocking the vessels during the injection through compression.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch

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Explore nasal labial fold injection techniques, highlighting cannulas for safer, deep subcutaneous placement. Cannulas reduce arterial risks compared to needles, offering better results with minimal entry points.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch

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Injecting fillers into the tip of the nose carries risks, particularly in relation to vascular problems. The anatomy of the blood supply to the nose is crucial, as certain arteries can be affected by these injections.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch

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We show the treatment of the tear trough, which in most cases involves treatment of the zygomatic bone and midface. Various hyaluronic acids are injected into different anatomical layers.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch

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Nasal injections carry a risk of blindness through the nasal bridge artery. A thicker cannula and limited amounts of filler reduce the risk of vascular occlusion and tissue damage.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch

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Nasolabial folds are common targets for fillers, but pose risks due to the nearby facial artery. They deepen with age due to loss of volume. The variable arterial location requires caution to avoid vascular occlusion or blindness.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
The treatment of the nasolabial fold with fillers can theoretically be performed using both needle and cannula techniques. The cannula technique is significantly safer and should therefore be preferred.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Treatment of the nasolabial fold – NLF – is one of the most frequently requested treatments. It is important never to treat the NLF alone, but also to include the midface and cheekbone.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Profhilo Structura is a new hyaluronic acid that produces a lipolifting effect. Produced using NAHICO technology, the hyaluronic acid is highly biocompatible and promotes the natural regeneration of fatty tissue that is lost during the ageing process.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Learn about nasal injection techniques, focusing on cannulas instead of needles, tissue layering and facial mapping. Learn how certain fillers provide lasting results while minimizing discomfort and bleeding.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Rhinoplasty with dermal fillers is a growing trend. Regardless of whether you inject with a needle or a cannula, it is important to understand the anatomy of this high-risk region. Watch our cadaver dissection with Dr. Konstantin Frank for expert guidance.
Dr. Konstantin Frank

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Lip injections carry risks such as blindness and complications. The blood supply, especially the labial arteries, is crucial. Precise techniques and small volumes minimize risks. Cannulas instead of needles reduce complications and downtime.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Lip injections require knowledge of anatomy, arteries and the four layers of tissue. Needles target the red lip, cannulas minimize trauma. Gentle techniques ensure comfort and the best results.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Hybrid fillers are the new trend in aesthetic medicine. They combine HA and biostimulants for hydration and bioremodeling. This video shows an off-label combination of Belotero Intense and Radiesse.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Treating jowls and the mouth corner with hybrid fillers is very effective, by sparing product in this delecate region. The longterm effect combined with immediate volume reconstruction are the assets of using hybrid fillers in this area.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Understanding the 3-dimensional anatomy of the lips, along with the variations in arterial structure, is essential for safe lip enhancements with dermal fillers. Watch Dr. Konstantin Frank’s cadaver dissection for expert insights.
Dr. Konstantin Frank

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Learn how to reconstitute a 300 units vial by diluting it with lidocaine and 2% lidocaine without epinephrine. The process highlights the importance of managing air in the vial during preparation.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch

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Compressed needles make aspiration more difficult, while needle thickness influences resistance. Unpressurized needles and precise techniques such as ultrasound improve safety.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
The treatment of the nasolabial fold with fillers can theoretically be performed using both needle and cannula techniques. The cannula technique is significantly safer and should therefore be preferred.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Treatment of the nasolabial fold – NLF – is one of the most frequently requested treatments. It is important never to treat the NLF alone, but also to include the midface and cheekbone.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Profhilo Structura is a new hyaluronic acid that produces a lipolifting effect. Produced using NAHICO technology, the hyaluronic acid is highly biocompatible and promotes the natural regeneration of fatty tissue that is lost during the ageing process.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Two methods are available for filling the anterior temples. A 22 g cannula with ultrasound mapping ensures safety by avoiding arteries, while a needle with facial mapping offers precision by blocking the vessels during the injection through compression.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Learn about nasal injection techniques, focusing on cannulas instead of needles, tissue layering and facial mapping. Learn how certain fillers provide lasting results while minimizing discomfort and bleeding.
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Rhinoplasty with dermal fillers is a growing trend. Regardless of whether you inject with a needle or a cannula, it is important to understand the anatomy of this high-risk region. Watch our cadaver dissection with Dr. Konstantin Frank for expert guidance.
Dr. Konstantin Frank