The anterior temple is one of the more complex regions for dermal filler injections. Dr. Frank provides a detailed explanation of the anatomy during the cadaver dissection.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
Filler – Upper third
e-cademy
Filler – Upper third
e-cademy
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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.
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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.
Level
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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.
Level
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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.
Level
Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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.
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Dr. Rolf Bartsch