Injection Techniques: Best Angles, Depths, How To Aspirate & Stabilise [Aesthetics Mastery Show]

[@PuppyPartyHouse]

He speaks so eloquently. Incredible and intelligent!!!!

[@wem-c9f]

Yeah i wish he’s in my country in my state. Its about the face and it is hard to find one whom we can trust.

[@Anne_Onymous]

AND he's easy on the eyes 😉

[@sabrinaatherton8944]

So informative!! You've literally given me so much confidence in my abilities by watching your videos.I genuinely feel so knowledgeable in anatomy,risks,techniques and I love how you mention that "feet placed for grounding" is super important !! Thank you on behalf of me and my clients

[@karengreen462]

Thank you, Dr. Tim and Miranda!! great tips as always!!

[@DermDrNik]

You can tell how well the speaker visualizes things, his explanations and visual analogies through words are incredible (e.g. the thousands of arteries overlaying one another) and really paint a picture in your mind. Great video

[@DrTimPearce]

thank you, I do think in pictures!

[@1972centaur]

This is the best video I have seen with injecting fillers. Thank you so much

[@jeancar6938]

Dr Tim Peance , thank you so much for shearing , you are great !

[@goodnight3379]

This is thee best demo ever 💯🔥

[@09jazmin]

Great team work!!

[@bespokebeautybydeborahlipf4781]

It’s so true, the clinician needs to be comfortable to be able to administer at their best. Xxx

[@juliapizarro713]

Please send the name of the book that was mentioned at the beginning of the message

[@sarahh3061]

This is brilliant. Thank you for sharing

[@docJamesE1318]

Doc P I absolutely love your calm teaching technique. I see some great idea's in all of your thoughts and methods. As a Dental Practitioner (DDS) aspiration is critical but aspiration is Micro ml not ml's so you are absolutely correct and as you said arterial blood much brighter (more vivid red) then venus blood (darker more blue) certain needles and syringes are more beneficial for aspiration as well. I appreciate your valuable information Thank you!

[@karenwalker4476]

I need to see Dr. Tim! 😁

[@Anne_Onymous]

25:54 I WISH my thumb was strong enough for this lol (especially with a 3mL and a higher viscosity product!).

[@hryeoman1]

I wish you demonstrated more though.

[@nikkisanchezsmith9872]

Where can I purchase a model head with 1side with all the vessles?

[@nursecane]

This was great Dr. Pearce thank you. You you happen to have that link on the aspiration of the different types of filler (as mentioned in the video)?

[@DrTimPearce]

drtimpearce.com/resources/aspirating-experiment/ It was up in the bio. Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim

[@AndromedaChace]

The only silver Fox with an accent that leaves you looking better than he found ya.

[@cherylsutherland7685]

what if when i aspirate and i get a flash back? do i pull back the needle aspirate again? & if no further blood continue to inject? or remove the needle, push out the blood and try again? or stop procedure & discard the product?

[@FROGZZ-R-CUTE]

Hi Dr Tim. Random question: y do u pierce the toxin bottle to release the pressure before you mix the solution in? What is the scientific reason for it plz and what happens if its not released? Thank u

[@isabella6800]

Hi! Ejal and profhilo. Is there any risks with this? Any tips? Is there risk with the artery when inject subcuntan?

[@hedanilopez5627]

So so useful!!! First video and I am a Fan! Thank you!!! 😍

[@mirandapearcemindset]

It's our great pleasure Hedani, thank you for commenting.

[@challenged9010]

Thank you for posting this, very helpful. Please can you explain what to do if there is a flashback - how much of a flashback is worrying? What to do if if an artery is hit? Can we continue with the procedure or not and why can some fillers not be aspirated? If the filler is thick there's still a negative pressure in the needle so wouldn't any flashback be visible in the hub? Thank you!

[@orangefox5121]

F you hit an artery you have to stop and apply a lot of pressure, otherwise you will have a huge hematoma

[@DrTimPearce]

any flashback is a reason to stop and reposition

[@kristen3919]

Where can we get the 3d head

[@titanjones]

Outstanding doc

[@MsAkwaa]

Hi Dr. Tim, When are you coming out with your book? May you recommend some beginner books? Thank you so much.

[@annapurnaleo]

Dr,can we start introducing doppler scan for fillers?

[@soricel2012]

what can u tell us about meso guns? are they safe to use? Is there any danger in them used for mesotherapy?

[@eleganceforeverbeautyclini6341]

Very informative as per usual, but More-so with the technique of aspiration with one hand. Injection depth and angle too, bring paramount to safety. Thank you. Where did you buy the anatomical model head please.

[@angiebaby8870]

He answered on another comment and said it’s from Zanco models

[@mariedelozier2530]

Aspiration is medically necessary. You do it until you feel that delicate resistance,or see blood. Not moving the needle from the point of entry and aspiration is an art.

[@lamermedicalspa5754]

If you get blood return in filler needle/syringe do you throw away the filler or can you still use it? Thank you.

[@DrTimPearce]

Hi there, Squeeze out the blood and scrape off any blood on the tip and you should be able to use the rest of the filler as usual, if you can’t separate the blood from the filler you should discard it.

[@stephaniesharp4368]

Dr. Pearce, Can that syringe be used for the lips if the patient was also doing lips instead of discarding & having waste?

[@GabyTitoVlogs]

Can my Dr use a 23G c 1” on my lips for lip filler?

[@tibingiwit4006]

Where in England are you please????

[@katlyndsummers5863]

Can you aspirate with filler that’s thicker like 20mg viscosity?

[@barriefitzgerald2677]

Where can I get that dummy please

[@kalpeshwani8520]

Liked your way.... Are their any norms for facial representation and nature of patients Or any one can pick up any of sculptured face of choice or vice-versa.

[@zadaddy100]

Where can I buy a model like that ?

[@DrTimPearce]

Hi, it's from Zanco models

[@nikkisanchezsmith9872]

Thank you so much!

[@shkhezri]

I keep watching and more points come up: one hand aspiration: your thumb moves AND YIUR OTHER 4 FINGERS MOVE THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION, PHYSICS!

[@DrTimPearce]

Yes, that's correct- the net force should be close to zero for that reason, making pulling the needle out of position less likely than two handed.

[@carmellagallegos9006]

Actually I disagree with the past two comments, if you are new to injecting the insight is extremely helpful in bringing awareness to the subject matter!

[@karyinzw]

Hope your video will have Chinese subtitle translation

[@maryfernandez4476]

I love watching you and Miranda , but you don’t really demonstrate your techniques, so is frustrating to watch you? We don’t really need concepts or philosophy but more of a hands on approach to your techniques? Ty

[@jasminee3427]

You could absolutely pay for a training course if you wanted something more instructional instead of FREE information that's theoretical in nature.

[@alishaygan9844]

How rude the above reply. Nothing is free. We are paying for these free videos by watching the commercials. Simpleton. I agree w the comment above and that he doesn’t demonstrate anything just talks about them which is why I find his educational value limited. I wish he would should more actual injection more techniques. Again to the Bbbbb iotchh above. What a Cee U Next Tuesday!

[@alishaygan9844]

@@jasminee3427 as directed to you.

[@jasminee3427]

@ali shaygan Nothing I said was rude. It was reality. Again, why should he show you anything more for free when he has a business training and educating licensed professionals in asthetic medicine? You can continue to be sour about it, watch another youtube channel, or pay for continuing education to get what you want. He's provided me with vast knowledge, and I'm not mad about his content. Vultures always want free sh*t. Don't like it? Don't watch. K? Bye!

[@erikareed3098]

He should show because that’s what the video implies he’s gonna do! I get so tired of misleading videos. He’s just trying to promote his webinar that you do have to pay for and there are plenty of videos on KZbin that are free that are demonstrational.

[@dawn881]

if only more doctors were" in the moment "when they were treating you !!

[@karenwalker4476]

I know, right? He sounds like such a conscientious and precise Doc. Taking a few extra seconds to ensure proper placement can prevent so many potential complications!

[@mauricioceronm.d.351]

Where did you got this anatomie Model from? Its so cool to demonstrate how inyections work during a consultation. 😊

[@mirandapearcemindset]

Hi Maurricio. Did you get a chance to look for these at all? We got ours years ago, and Tim is sniffy about it because it has the wrong anatomy haha. M

[@bespokebeautybydeborahlipf4781]

Amazon and eBay have them, they are expensive but worth having xxx

[@bespokebeautybydeborahlipf4781]

Aspiration does reduce risk xxxx

[@jmarie8828]

@@bespokebeautybydeborahlipf4781 yup, never hurts to be safe and back out

[@caseyprice543]

Come to the States for some in-Person training :)

[@sallyannbarrington1392]

Great video - very well articulated and eloquent doctor (lady keeps looking elsewhere rather than holding eye contact).

[@ebeb516]

She’s looking at the model head in the camera to see what he is demonstrating .

[@s.kbeautyandaestheticsmay2194]

is that not his wife?

[@Tawny593]

I'm not familiar with all fillers, but some of them are so thick and require some force to inject you can't possibly aspirate.

[@gia7698]

Is it safer to use a insulin needle to inject in the lips?

[@jmarie8828]

Please stop asking crazy questions! If you had the slightest idea or knowledge of what you were doing you would not ask these crazy questions. The Dr. is obviously not going to answer you on this, no one wants to risk their license by giving advice on “how to DIY” to someone who has no medical training, does not understand anatomy but is crazy enough to just grab a syringe, or a cannula and have a go at it! I beg you to save up the $ and let a professional handle your filler!!! Not only is it dangerous but even if you don’t cause a vascular occlusion or necrosis you will NOT get the professional desired look or symmetry you desire. This is a skill that needs to be honed (sharpened) through proper education and experience. Trying to save a buck by ultimately spending thousands later to correct makes no sense at all and the damage can be irrevocable.

[@TheUrbanAesthete]

@@jmarie8828 I've had filler professionally injected with insulin needles...and I've heard conflicting reports from professionals about it. No need to yell at someone under a pretense.

[@jmarie8828]

Are you sure because I’ve never heard of such a thing, you inject fillers with a cannula but perhaps you know better or the person who is injeing @@TheUrbanAesthete

[@jmarie8828]

@@TheUrbanAesthete and just so you know I’m only saying because people out there are trying crazy DIY stuff.. makes no difference to me I’m just saying that fillers are not done via insulin needle, in fact I have no clue how as there is a process to it... I’m not yelling at anyone I’m telling people to be careful, I have no clue how you could push fillers through an insulin needle - you kinda gotta go in and fill your way out but you sound like you know better so best of luck

[@jmarie8828]

@@TheUrbanAesthete and I’m not sure what you are talking about nor what type of fillers, I just know that their are people with zero degree in anatomy much less know how to inject that will try crazy stuff and fillers are not something to fool around with, that’s all I meant, & to each his own...cheers.

[@YugoslavGirl]

The doctor has amazing skin! I want to know his secrets and what he's using lol He doesn't have a spot or wrinkle on him😮

[@tija6634]

Botox and filler......

[@brigittebeaufort3270]

Dommage que ce ne soit pas en français

[@gia7698]

So Dr. Tim. If you aspirate and see blood, should you pull out the needle? Or is that a sign that you are in correct and continue. Lips for example with fillers. Thank you!

[@baileyjay05]

No pull out x

[@bespokebeautybydeborahlipf4781]

Pretty_petite def pull outxxxx

[@stephaniesharp4368]

Re Site your needle & aspirate

[@jmarie8828]

You sound dangerous! If you have to even ask something like this (especially regarding fillers) you should be nowhere near a syringe or cannula! You obviously are unlicensed, have no training and should not be attempting something like this! You are going to damage yourself or someone else, and perhaps irrevocably with improper administration of fillers or anything for that matter! Get certified, take a course in anatomy, please!

[@jupiteralm5593]

@@jmarie8828 I only started researching few days ago 😁 and starting to feel confident about it 😅 may need a year.that question scared me 🤣😭 and I'm not in the medical field

[@katarina7506]

The peeled lady 😂😂😂😂

[@mirandapearcemindset]

😂 Tim will be pleased you liked his joke, Katarina 😂

[@katarina7506]

It really sounds hilarious! Haha A potato head or something. Can be peeled 😂

[@mirandapearcemindset]

@@katarina7506 hahaha 😂

[@taryn4080]

Omg are you'all hubby/wife or brother and sister, super adorable either way!!

[@shkhezri]

Nice video, what bothers me is lack of knowledge of possibility of intra vascular injection vs angle of injection, what seems "dangerous angle" to you is actually safer than what angle you think is safe to inject: being an anesthesiologist, dealing with intravascular catheter placement, it's obvious that if you go perpendicular to the vessel you'll have a higher chance of getting g into the vessel than going parallel to the vessel (this how novice people try to get an ABG). #real_dr_k

[@DrTimPearce]

Thought-provoking points- though abg is different to cannulating a vessel- I have never seen someone cannulate a vessel from 90 degrees.

[@shkhezri]

@@DrTimPearce although rare but it's impossible to cannula an artery if you are parallel to it, two parallel lines won't touch.

[@1lesa242]

I want you to make me better looking! 🤣😊

[@mercedehalemipour3906]

Very useful,but too long for a clip

[@leahboydmathis]

This is a great video, super informative, thank you. Some feedback... It's a bit distracting that the interviewer is looking down at something for so much of the video... It's almost like she's checking her cell phone! In spite of knowing this is staged, I naturally feel almost defensive for Tim, who's sharing all this amazing information but the woman isn't even looking at him. Why would she need to look away so much?

[@DrTimPearce]

Thank you- funny we both battle with this- where to look, while also reading notes and remembering the camera- we will keep practicing!

[@sallyannbarrington1392]

Absolutely agree re distraction!

[@jmarie8828]

@@DrTimPearce new to your posts and enjoying them, having a good laugh at all the comments where they refer to the “interviewer” when anyone (who’s not a complete twit) would straight away realize is your wife! Tough crowd you got too, a lot of DIY dangerous questions and also that comment or focus on Miranda lips rather than anything that had to do with the amazing content and what came out of your mouth! Let the “interviewer” know that I said she’s absolutely lovely and her lips are just perfect whether natural or filled.

[@lisamariec2654]

@@jmarie8828 agree, maybe she is looking for questions, people can be twats

[@ambercallaway9459]

@@jmarie8828 I couldn't agree with you more Miranda is absolutely gorgeous. The content Dr Tim shares is fantastic and very helpful to those of us still studying! I'd far rather from those with a wealth of knowledge and experience even if they were starting at a wall the whole time.

[@teresaholmes4271]

Like pearcing

[@ccorn8139]

wow who knew Jared Leto was so knowledgable

[@denisebeaumont4785]

Do you ever show your mannequin head to your patients explaining the procedure your're going to do and the risks?

[@DrTimPearce]

Always! Teaching your patient what is about to happen should be part of a good consultation. But some patients not. Reading your patient is important too but it’s important that they are consenting to a fully informed decision regarding a procedure on their body. Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim

[@cathrynmc1]

Why do you call your clients “ patient’s “ ?

[@stephenmosley5189]

Patients have medical procedures done on them, even if it is elective and cosmetic. Being treated by a doctor means you’re a patient

[@jmarie8828]

Why ask something so senseless? If you’ve gone to med school and are a Dr. then you have patients and are more than a mere salesman with “clients”. Wow the unimportant shit people ask on here is impressive.

[@pixidust]

Because in the health care u are being told to say client not patients someone who pays you do care as health they are a client

[@biwispabecauseimworthit1713]

Not really helpful with no demonstration. I think most of us are visual and kinesthetic learners - just listening to long videos doesn’t really work.

[@ouridatagnit8820]

Really this lady is there to lose our time to watch your video.your speaking is more easy to understand.please to do alone your video..

[@curtnobrain4024]

self promotion generalities, no usable facts

[@DrTimPearce]

Sounds like you're at the stage where you are looking for tactics, this video is more at the level of concepts and principles from which tactics are derived. There is plenty of training on how to inject which without the above leave the injector feeling like they have the answer without the understanding. Good luck on your journey.