Injectors guide : Neurotoxin & Glabella

Did you know that the glabella was the first part of the body to be treated in aesthetic medicine? However, medical professionals still fear the dreaded side effect of a droopy eyelid, also known as eyelid ptosis, which affects 0.1% to 5% of patients receiving neurotoxins for the 11's.
• Here are my suggestions for achieving the best results and what I've discovered to avoid having unintended side effects.
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All the best,
Daniel Julien, NP

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[@christiancavendish4563]

It's extremely interesting to hear techniques from various practitioners. They do appear to have concepts that vary very little until you appreciate the subtle nuances. Great information, thank you.

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You are wonderful aesthetic teacher

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No more words you are fantastic ! thank you so much for sharing your knowledge

[@deborahbehr3910]

Fantastic info. Thank you

[@debbieharber6550]

Brilliant as always ..now I know to do one extra injection when frown come in and down ty Dan

[@katielang4510]

Such a great teacher

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[@spottedasb]

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Great and very helpful video .. thanks

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[@1118cristina]

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[@gwendolyncarson6127]

Great video, thank you for the detailed explanation!❤

[@veranweke5077]

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[@ramakhansa5276]

Always like your explanation, very clear and applicable for practice in clinic. Thank you.

[@nurse.carmela]

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[@Aimeeevps]

I wish i could come to you. I live in a area where the dr don’t seem to know wtf they are doing. Ill watch You then make a app. An they think im stupid so i just let them talk. They dont like it when i mention a muscle they didnt address. So all i ask is this an deep injection or superficial? One said it doesnt MATTER LOL some forget that just cause they have the title Dr PHD THAT they know it all. An thats far from the case. Many will not know the muscles in a face causw well thats Not something they typically work with.

[@Ruszsa]

Doctor's are told they're God on completing med school. Some remain so arrogant that it blinds them.

[@Camille_Anderson]

I completely agree!! I have spoken to way too many who are either overconfident or just plain arrogant. Its our money, time & most importantly our body so they better answer our queries, lol!! I watch as much as i can, just to be sure!!!

[@micheleosmakaesthetics2646]

Hi Dane, great video as usual . I am having an issue with male client . On his muscles above the eyebrows . Any advise please.

[@rawanmaali1313]

Great video! Quick question, can you please clarify your recommendations for the way to inject straight on vs in an angle? Did you mean for the procerus and medial corrugator to inject in an angle and for the lateral corrugator to inject straight on? It was a bit confusing in the video. Thanks so much 😊

[@danestheticsmedical]

It’s best to always inject straight on

[@hawraakadhim24]

I hope you leave an Arabic translation of the video 😊

[@jl22545]

Great video! How many mm is deep and superficial as you consider the procerus and corrugator? TY

[@danestheticsmedical]

Almost to the bone when deep. About 3mm deep at the midpoint & intradermal at the tails.

[@user-qx2ix1dj4y]

What happens if botox gets into an artery

[@Camille_Anderson]

The body will metabolize it. Not the best thing, but not the worst either. If, however, you inject filler into a vessel then that is a problem.

[@semidark9490]

BOTOX IS LIQUIDY ,so it is ok....but HA acid filler is very dangerous