Regenerative Aesthetics with Radiesse®

$2,675 + HST

Duration: 1 Day

Pre-Course Reading: 12-15 hours

Prerequisite: Cannula use and injecting for 6 months

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Course Overview

The Regenerative Aesthetics with Radiesse® course is typically taken after the Complete Dual Toxin & Dermal Filler Course and the Lower Face Cannula Course. It is also suited to injectors with existing clinic experience who want to add advanced techniques. Topics include Radiesse® for hand rejuvenation, hyperdiluted Radiesse® for skin regeneration and collagen stimulation, blending Radiesse with specific hyaluronic acids for superior structure and longevity, and advanced toxin techniques. The program focuses on the Merz portfolio line to achieve superior patient satisfaction. Prior injection experience is recommended. Extensive pre-course online material is provided.

Course Curriculum

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How to Navigate Through This Course
Before We Begin:
Pre-Course Survey

2. Course Outline

Learning Objectives: MERZ – Xeomin, Belotero and Advanced Hyperdiluted Radiesse

Fitzpatrick Skin Types
Structures of the Skin and Face
Muscles of the Face
Arteries of the Face
Facial Nerves – Cranial Nerves V and VII
Important Arteries of the Lower Face
Lip Anatomy
Temple Anatomy
Tear Trough Anatomy
Neck and Decollete Anatomy
Hands Anatomy

Xeomin Purity Video
Introduction to Xeomin and Immunogenicity
Belotero Fillers
What is Radiesse?
Radiesse: Mechanism of Action Video
Radiesse – Managing Intravascular Complications
Clinical Study: Combining Exosomes with Radiesse

Rheology
Rheology: Belotero Fillers Video
A Closer Look At Belotero

What is the History of Botulinum Toxin?
Botulinum Toxin: Mechanism of Action
Botulinum Toxin Brands
Contraindications to Botulinum Toxin
Risks of Botulinum Toxin
Identifying Authentic Formulations
Aseptic Non Touch Technique (ANTT)
Toxin Treatment Areas and Dose Ranges
Hyperhidrosis

Toxin Reconstitution
Toxin Conversion and Best Practices
How to Reconstitute Xeomin
How to Reconstitute Xeomin – 2

Toxin Complications
Immunogenesis
Clinical Study: Xeomin and Immunogenicity
Additional Clinical Papers

Glabellar Complex: 11 Lines
Frontalis
Brow Lift
Orbicularis Oculi: Crows Feet
Nasalis: Bunny Lines
LLSAN: Gummy Smile
Orbicularis Oris: Lip Lines
Mentalis: Chin Dimpling
Depressor Anguli Oris (DAO)
Platysmal Bands
Masseters
Xeomin: The One21 Technique – Part 1
Xeomin: One21 Technique – Part 2

How to Perform Assessment for Toxin Injections
Merz: Xeomin Injection Videos
Glabellar Complex
Frontalis
Brow Lift
Orbicularis Oculi: Crow’s Feet
Nasalis: Bunny Lines
LLSAN: Gummy Smile
Orbicularis Oris: Perioral Lines
Depressor Anguli Oris (DAO)
Mentalis Treatment
Platysmal Bands
Masseters
Hyperhidrosis

Classes of Filler: Overview
Classes of Filler
Proportion
Lip Injection Techniques
Dermal Fillers: Contraindications
Aspiration: Dermal Fillers
What are Hybrid Fillers?
Clinical Study: Hybrid Fillers
Aseptic Non Touch Technique (ANTT)
Dermal Filler Injection Patterns

What are Cannulas?

Filler Complications Overview
Treatment of Early Filler Complications
Treatment of Delayed Filler Complications
Hyaluronidase
Vascular Occlusion: Overview
Vascular Occlusion: Protocol
Blindness Avoidance
Delayed Nodules: Treatment Algorithm
Vascular Occlusion Kit
Suspected Intravascular Occlusion Flowchart
Clinical Papers

PHI Cheek Markings
Lips: Injection Techniques
Temple Injections
Temples: Injection Techniques
Tear Trough Injections
Tear Troughs: Injection Techniques
Hand Injecting Techniques
Injection Techniques: Nasolabial Folds (NLF)
Injection Techniques: Marionette Lines
Injection Techniques: Chin
Injection Techniques: Jawline

How to Perform Assessment for Filler Injections
Facial Arteries
Landmarking Cheeks – Part 1
Landmarking Cheeks – Part 2
Cheek Filler Injection
Cheek Augmentation With Cannula
Lip Proportion Assessment
Lip Training Video
Lip Filler Injections
Temple Injection – Part 1
Temple Injection – Part 2
Jawline Injection
Chin Filler Video
Merz: Belotero Injection Videos

Radiesse: Injection Techniques
Assessing Patient Suitability for Hand Rejuvenation

Mixing and Hyperdiluting Radiesse
Mixing Radiesse with Belotero
Links to Merz Radiesse Videos
Radiesse: Hand Treatment Preparation
Radiesse: Neck Injections
Radiesse: Hand Injections – Part 1
Radiesse: Hand Injections – Part 2
Radiesse: Jawline Injections
Radiesse: Melomental Folds Injections
Landmarking Temples for Radiesse Injections
Radiesse with Belotero: Temple Injections

Managing Vascular Occlusions with Radiesse
Complications Following CaHa Treatments
CaHa Soft Tissue Necrosis – Treatment Guidelines

PHIPA (Personal Health Information Protection Act)
Toxin Consent Form
Pre-Treatment Toxin Form
Post-Treatment Toxin Form
Filler Consent Form
Pre-Treatment Dermal Filler Form
Post-Treatment Dermal Filler Form
Face Chart – Documenting
Medical History Form
Medical Statement Form
Treatment Record Form

Focal Hyperhidrosis: Diagnosis and Management
Treatment of Primary Hyperhidrosis
Pain associated with injection of botulinum A exotoxin reconstituted using isotonic sodium chloride with and without preservative
Non Surgical Reshaping of the Lower face with Toxin
Six Month Comparative Analysis Monitoring the Sweating Inhibition Halo
Emerging Trends in Botulinum A Resistance : An International Multidisciplinary Review and Consensus
ONE21 Booklet
Wayne Carey Xeomin Reconstitution
Consensus Paper regarding Storage of Toxin
2020 Pecora One21 – A Novel, Customizable Injection Protocol for Treatment of the Forehead with IncobotulinumtoxinA
One21: A Novel, Customizable Injection Protocol for Treatment of the Forehead with IncobotulinumtoxinA
2022 Hefter Significantly Lower Antigenicity of Incobotulinumtoxin Than Abo- or Onabotulinumtoxin
2022 – Immunogenicity Associated with Aesthetic BotulinumtoxinA – A Survey of Asia-Pacific Physicians’ Experiences

2021 VanLoghem Consensus on the use of HA fillers from the CPM range
Van Loeghem Consensus on Belotero Line Usage
Global_Aesthetics_Consensus__Avoidance_and.20
Combining CaHa and HA fillers – Kadouch
DeBoulle-2015-patient-factors-influencing-dermal-filler-complications
Complications of Injectable Fillers – Part 1
Complications of Fillers : Vascular Complications Part 2
DeBoulle 10 Point Plan
Myomodulation with Injectable Fillers
Soft Tissue Filler Complications Consensus Recommendations
Non Surgical Lip Lift – Dr Harris
The Perfect Pout Dr Harris
Global Aesthetics Consensus: Avoidance and Management of Complications
Global Approaches to Prevention and Management of Delayed Onset Adverse Reactions with HA Fillers
Dermal Fillers in Aesthetics : An Overview of Adverse Events
Treatment of Soft Tissue Complication expert consensus
Lip Technique Chart

Anatomy Clinical Papers
Injection Techniques: Clinical Papers
Miscellaneous Clinical Papers

Xeomin
Belotero: Range of Products
Belotero Soft
Belotero Balance
Belotero Volume
Belotero Intense
Belotero Lips – Contour
Belotero Lips – Shape
Hylase
Radiesse
Radiesse – Instructions for Use
Radiesse Lidocaine – Canadian: Instructions for Use

You Have Completed the Course Content!
MERZ: Xeomin, Belotero and Radiesse Quiz

Congratulations on Completing the Course!
Post-Course Survey
Before You Go:
Your Journey Doesn’t End Here!
More Resources for You:

Toxin Course References
Filler Course References
Additional References – 1
Additional References – 2 – MERZ Specific

Treatment Areas You Will Learn in This Course:

This course is designed for those who are interested in learning how to inject Xeomin® and Belotero®. This course also includes injection techniques on regenerative aesthetic treatments using Radiesse.

Xeomin® Injections: Forehead (includes the One21 Technique), frown lines, Crow’s Feet, nasalis, gummy smile, peri-oral lines, chin, platysmal bands, masseters, more!
Belotero® Injections (using a needle):Cheeks, lips, chin, jawline, melomental folds, and fine lines.
Radiesse® & Hyperdiluted Radiesse® Injections (using a needle and cannula): Cheeks, melomental folds, jawline, hands, neck, décolleté, and more!

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