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Mouth corner injection techniques involve understanding four tissue layers. Key points include deep injections on the bone, subcutaneous or intramuscular injections and superficial injections in the fatty layer. The entry point runs from the nostril to the chin.
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Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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Cobblestone chin correction targets the mentalis muscle by marking midline and injection points to relax the muscle and smooth the skin. Precise depth, dosing and placement are key.
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Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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Several muscles influence the movement of the glabella, resulting in the formation of horizontal, vertical and oblique frown lines. View Dr. Konstantin Frank’s cadaver dissection to gain a deeper understanding of the three-dimensional relationship between these muscles.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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The injection of glabella fillers can lead to blindness. Understanding the anatomy of this region is critical to avoiding complications. Watch Dr. Konstantin Frank’s cadaver dissection in this video to learn more.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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The anatomy of the glabella is more complex than often assumed. Five different muscles influence the glabella and can affect the shape and height of the eyebrow.
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Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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In this video we demonstrate the treatment of frown lines with botulinum toxin using modern injection points. It is important to target only the muscles of the glabella to maintain the shape and height of the eyebrow.
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Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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This video explains the basic anatomical knowledge necessary for the treatment of glabella – wrinkles with botulinum toxin.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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Botulinum toxin

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The treatment of crow’s feet with botulinum toxin is simple. This preparation video shows the connection of the eye ring muscle to the surrounding tissue.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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The variability of the frontalis muscle is one of the reasons why botulinum toxin injections in this region can be difficult. See how Dr. Konstantin Frank examines the anatomy in this cadaver dissection video.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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Static, deep forehead wrinkles can often only be improved by adding volume. This video explains the superficial layers of the forehead that need to be treated for the treatment of forehead wrinkles.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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Treatment of the masseter muscle is tricky, as this muscle is divided into two parts. The correct injection depth in the right place is therefore essential for successful treatment. This anatomy video shows the anatomical course of the masseter muscle.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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In most cases, a paving stone chin is caused by the mentalis muscle. This video explains how this must be viewed anatomically.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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With its downward, caudal pull, the depressor anguli oris often causes the formation of folds at the corners of the mouth and a downward-pointing corner of the mouth. This video explains the topographical anatomy of the depressor anguli oris muscle.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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The lip flip is only successful if the anatomy of the periorbital musculature is understood. In this video chapter, Dr. Konstantin Frank explains the layering of the periorbital region for a successful lip flip.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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Bunny lines often occur after glabella injections and can be treated quickly and efficiently with botulinum toxin treatment. This video discusses the topographical anatomy of the nasalis muscle, which is responsible for the formation of bunny lines.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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Crow’s feet, also called smile lines, are caused by contraction of the orbicularis oculi muscle. The anatomical foundation for successful treatment of crow’s feet is laid in this video.
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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
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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.
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Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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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.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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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.
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Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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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.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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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.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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In this video we show the injection of the medial midface to prevent signs of ageing in the nasolabial fold. It is important to know the anatomy of the infraorbital foramen.
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Dr. Rolf Bartsch
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The chin line consists of a total of 5 layers. This video explains the clinical relevance of each layer and explains why some layers are safer than others.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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The chin is the central point of the lower third of the face and a large number of muscles, vessels and nerves can be found in the chin region. For a precise anatomical explanation, watch this video.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank
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