Overview of Botox and dermal fillers, their history, and their applications in aesthetic medicine.

Detailed study of facial anatomy, including muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and bone structure relevant to Botox and filler injections.

Understanding how Botox works to temporarily paralyze muscles and how dermal fillers add volume and structure to tissues.

Techniques for assessing individual facial characteristics, identifying areas for enhancement, and managing patient expectations.

In-depth information about various Botox and filler products, their compositions, and differences, enabling practitioners to make informed choices.

Comprehensive instruction on proper injection techniques, including needle placement, depth, and volume considerations for different areas of the face.

Emphasis on maintaining aseptic conditions, infection control measures, and understanding potential complications associated with injectable treatments.

In-depth information about various Botox and filler products, their compositions, and differences, enabling practitioners to make informed choices.

Discussion on legal and ethical aspects related to cosmetic injectables, including informed consent, patient confidentiality, and professional responsibilities.

Guidelines for managing post-treatment care, recognizing adverse reactions, and advising patients on aftercare measures.