MODULE 1:
PART I – Complications with AH Fillers
Definition;
Statistics;
Risk Areas;
Facial Anatomy Related to AH Complications;
Physical and Mechanical Characteristics of HA and Their Role in Complications;
Types of Complications Associated with HA Fillers;
Vascular Complications: Types, Causes;
Diagnosis of Vascular Complications;
Necrosis.
Complications with HA fillers: lip region;
Complications with HA fillers: Nose area; Hyaluronidase;
Dilution and Dosage of Hyaluronidase;
Hyaluronidase Protocol for the Treatment of Vascular Complications;
Definition and Classification of Nodule Formation. Treatment;
Definition and classification of infections.
Treatment of Infections;
Prevention of Infections;
Overcorrections: definition and treatment.
Differential Diagnosis of Hematomas and Erythema.
Definition, Etiology, and Treatment of ETIP. Hyaluronidase.
Case Reports.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Adverse Events with Hyaluronic Acid Fillers: Latin American Panel Consensus.
MODULE 2: FACIAL ULTRASOUND AND HANDS-ON
PART I – FACIAL ULTRASOUND FOCUSED ON COMPLICATIONS
Introduction to diagnostic ultrasonography.
Physical aspects of ultrasonography.
Types of equipment and how they work.
The basic components of an ultrasound system.
Types of transducers and ultrasound generation.
Image acquisition and interpretation. Basic principles of ultrasonography and Doppler mapping.
Applications of facial ultrasound and facial mapping.
Topographic ultrasound anatomy of the head and neck region as applied to facial procedures.
Interpretation of the anatomy of the skin, facial mucous membranes, facial muscles, and facial vascular anatomy.
Use of Ultrasound in HOF Complications: vascular complications; nodules; PMMA; migration.
PART II – HANDS-ON: HYALURONIDASE AND FACIAL ULTRASOUND
Hyaluronidase Hands-On: dilution and preparation of hyaluronidase;
Dosage and application of hyaluronidase on a mannequin;
Identification of treatment areas and application;
Hands-on facial mapping using ultrasound equipment.
Practical training with ultrasound equipment on students and simulators.