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Please select the number of tickets you want to orderTickets for "Live broadcast. January 29. Applied anatomy for cosmetologists. (Lecturer: Valery Shvaenko). from 11.00 to 13.00 / Live broadcast. February 13. Point lifting face. (Lecturer: Valery Shvaenko). from 11.00 to 13.00" (01/29/2019 – 02/13/2019)
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Training course in online broadcast for doctors working in aesthetic cosmetology.
Lecturer: Valery Shvaenko
Theme live:
January 29 Applied anatomy for cosmetologists.
Histological and physiological features of the epidermis, dermis and hypodermis of different areas of the face, neck, décolleté and brushes: knowledge is needed to work with peels and injection techniques.
Practical anatomy of various areas of the face.
The upper third of the face (forehead, eyebrow area, temporal region) - anatomical features, danger zones, features of the correction.
The choice of filler, especially work with regard to anatomical structures.
The choice of the injection method and the filler injection technique (needle or cannula).
The middle third of the face (zygomatic zone, periorbital zone, parotid zone, nose) - anatomy, danger zones.
The choice of filler, especially work with regard to anatomical structures.
The choice of the injection method and the filler injection technique (needle or cannula).
The lower third of the face is anatomy, danger zones, correction features.
The choice of filler, depending on the location of neurovascular structures.
Neck, decollete and hand - anatomy, danger zones, correction features.
Selection of the injection depth and the filler injection technique (needle or cannula).
February 13.
Acupressure face lift
Morphotypes Aesthetic markers of age, aesthetic reference points. Age dynamics of soft tissue. Features of patient selection for correction.
Anatomical landmarks. Dangerous areas.
Analysis of age-related changes in individual areas of the face. The point of introduction of the drug.
Differential approach in choosing a needle or cannula. The choice of the drug.
Possible complications and ways to resolve.
