Botulinum Toxin in Aesthetic Medicine – Injection Protocols & Complication Management

💉 Botulinum Toxin in Aesthetic Medicine (Videos)
Injection Protocols & Complication Management

Course Overview
This video-based program is a fully practical guide to safe, result-driven botulinum toxin injections for different areas of the face and neck.
Using clinical anatomy, precise marking, unit (dose) planning, needle/cannula angle and depth, plus clear complication management algorithms, this course helps you deliver natural, predictable and long-lasting outcomes – with minimal retouching and maximum patient satisfaction.

Suitable for: Aesthetic physicians and dermatologists, plastic/ENT surgeons, cosmetic dentists, and clinical team members. 🧑‍⚕️

🎯 Learning Outcomes – What You’ll Learn

• Applied anatomy for each area
  Surface landmarks and safe injection points for every region.

• Dose design and dilution
  Adjusting units based on muscle strength, age/sex, and facial dynamic patterns.

• Injection techniques

  • Micro-dosing

  • Serial puncture

  • Intradermal vs intramuscular injection

  • Fine needle vs microcannula use

• Complication prevention & management
  Step-by-step algorithms for:

  • Ptosis

  • Asymmetry

  • Over-relaxation

  • Unwanted diffusion
    … and other common issues

• Designing natural results
  Preserving facial expression, correcting dysfunctional muscle habits, managing expectations, and planning follow-up and touch-up sessions.

📚 Covered Areas & Key Topics

• Forehead & Glabella
  Dynamic pattern analysis, ptosis prevention, and eyebrow shaping strategies.

• Crow’s Feet & Bunny Lines

• Masseter Slimming (Jawline Contouring)
  Including asymmetry management.

• Gummy Smile, DAO / Marionette Lines & Lip Flip
  Using micro-dosing approaches.

• Platysma Bands & Neck Lines (Neck Rejuvenation)

• Hyperhidrosis (Axillary / Palmar)
  Injection mapping and safe dosing.

• Medical Photography & Documentation
  Before/after standards, angles, lighting, and proper record-keeping.

🔴 Special Section: Complication Management

• Systematic prevention
  Pre-injection checklists, contraindications, and safe point selection.

• Early recognition
  Clinical red flags and when to intervene.

• Practical algorithms for:

  • Eyelid/eyebrow ptosis

  • Asymmetry

  • Over-treatment

  • Headache

  • Hematoma/bruising

  • Unintended diffusion

• Follow-up protocols
  Reassessment at 2–3 weeks, subtle corrections, and post-treatment patient education.

💡 Why This Course? (Competitive Advantages)

• Case-based and clinic-oriented
  HD videos with marking and injection on real models/cadavers.

• Clinic-ready checklists
  Consent templates, dilution charts, unit guides, and post-injection care sheets.

• Focus on “natural look”
  Preserving facial dynamics instead of creating a frozen appearance.

• Lower risk & fewer retouches
  Thanks to standardized protocols and clear algorithms.

🎥 Format & Content

• HD educational videos (case-based)

• Marking slides and printable checklists/algorithms (depending on the package)

Language: English
Level: Intermediate to advanced (Aesthetic / Derm / Plastics)
Access: Online, instant access after purchase

👩‍⚕️ Who Is This Training For?

• Dermatology and aesthetic clinics

• Facial plastic surgeons and ENT specialists

• Cosmetic dentists working in the perioral area / Lip Flip

• Clinical team members involved in standardising protocols and internal training

🏥 Practical Applications in the Clinic

• Standardising dose planning and marking for each treatment area

• Designing low-risk refinement plans at the 2–3 week follow-up

• Reducing common errors (unwanted diffusion, ptosis, asymmetry)

• Increasing patient satisfaction and loyalty with natural results and solid documentation

❓ FAQ

Does the course include dilution protocols and suggested unit ranges?
Yes. It provides common starting protocols for each area and explains how to personalise them based on muscle strength, age, and sex.

How is ptosis management taught?
Through a clear algorithm covering early recognition, conservative intervention options, and step-by-step follow-up.

Is hyperhidrosis treatment covered?
Yes. Axillary and palmar hyperhidrosis are covered with injection mapping, dosing, and aftercare.

What are the prerequisites?
Basic familiarity with intramuscular/intradermal injection, facial anatomy, and safety principles. The content is designed for licensed medical professionals and authorised clinical teams.

Safety Note:
This educational material is intended exclusively for qualified healthcare professionals and does not replace clinical judgment or official product guidelines and scientific recommendations.