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.
Level
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Filler – Middle third
e-cademy
Filler – Middle third
e-cademy
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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.
Level
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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.
Level
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Treating midface and especially tear trough is one of the most demanding treatments in aesthetic medicine. Detailed anatomic knowledge is as important as practical skills to ensure safe treatments.
Level
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
Nasolabial fold injections are one of the most common treatments. The artery in this area varies greatly in depth and course. Dr. Konstantin Frank shows in a preparation dissection how safer injections can be achieved.
Level
Dr. Konstantin Frank
Effective techniques for injecting Radiesse+ on the zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch with a cannula include precise placement on the periosteum for optimal contouring and improved product retention.
Level
Dr. Rolf Bartsch