The Art of Facial Harmony. Injectable and Lifting Protocols with Noura Lebbar

– Skin and dermal aging pathways.
 

– Facial anatomy for toxin injections:

- Muscles involved in facial expression
- Danger zones and avoidance of asymmetries.
 

– Overfilled syndromes (e.g., “pillow face”)
– Diffusion patterns and proper injection depth
– Botulinum toxin and filler-related anatomy
– Introduction to botulinum toxin types (A/B)
– Mechanism of action and pharmacology
– Patient selection, contraindications, and safety checklist.

– Botulinum toxin and filler anatomy:
 

- Frontalis and brow dynamics
- Glabellar complex and corrugator safe planes
- Temporal fossa and deep temporal fat
- Orbit: tear trough anatomy (SOOF vs ROOF). 
 

– Nasolabial fold anatomy — rationale for indirect correction
– SOOF descent and maxillary bone resorption
– Lower face and perioral region.
 

– Core injection areas:

- Glabellar complex (11 lines)
- Forehead lines
- Crow’s feet (lateral canthus)
- Eyebrow lift strategies.

– Superficial and deep fat compartments — vectors of descent
– Diffusion patterns and proper injection depth
– Muscles, fat compartments, and retaining ligaments
– Skin and mucosal histology
– Risk zones and safe injection planes.

– Lip vascular anatomy: arterial map and complication avoidance
– 3-point midface projection strategy
– Nasolabial fold anatomy — rationale for indirect correction
– SOOF descent and maxillary bone resorption
 

– Patient assessment and treatment design:
 

- Golden proportions and personalized beauty
- Lip morphology analysis
- Age-related lip changes
- Choosing the right filler for each patient.
 

– Lip augmentation techniques:

- Russian lip technique
- Blunt cannula technique.

– Patient assessment and treatment planning
– Lip morphology and aesthetic proportions
– Age–related changes of the lips
– Selection of appropriate filler materials
– Volume distribution and symmetry control
– Safety and complication management:
 

- Risk zones and safe injection planes
- Prevention and management of vascular complications.
 

– Clinical case analysis:

- Step-by-step treatment planning
- Before-and-after evaluation
- Managing challenging cases
- Common mistakes and how to avoid them.

– Nasal anatomy and vascular considerations
– Indications and contraindications for non-surgical rhinoplasty
– Patient assessment and aesthetic analysis
– Treatment planning and product selection.
 

– Injection techniques:
 

- Key injection points and safe planes
- Needle vs cannula approach
- Volume control and layering techniques.
 

– Safety and complication management.
 

– Clinical case analysis:

- Case selection and planning
- Before-and-after evaluation
- Managing complex and revision cases.