NASOLABIAL FOLDS CANNULA TECHNIQUE

Unlock the secrets to flawless nasolabial fold correction with Dr. Marina Aisina’s exclusive HD video lesson. This in-depth, professional tutorial teaches the advanced technique of using a cannula for a more effective, less invasive procedure. Perfect for aesthetic practitioners looking to refine their skills and deliver superior results to their clients.

Upon completion, you’ll receive a globally recognized CAP&CPD accredited certificate, highlighting your expertise in this specialized field. The video lesson includes detailed, step-by-step instructions, ensuring that you master every aspect of the procedure, from anatomical mapping to precise filler placement.

NASOLABIAL FOLDS CORRECTION WITH CANNULA

Nasolabial folds are a clear indicator of facial aging, often becoming more pronounced as facial muscles lose tone and the skin loses elasticity and volume. While these wrinkles typically deepen with age, they can also appear in younger individuals due to genetic facial structure features.

Reasons for Emergence:

• Active facial expressions
• Abnormal occlusion
• Anatomical features
• Sudden weight loss
• Bad habits
• Improper care
• Natural aging and sagging of facial tissues

Advantages of Using a Cannula:

• Completely painless local injections
• No swelling or bruising post-procedure
• Reduced risk of vascular injury
• Less frequent use of anesthesia
• Soft needles penetrate hard-to-reach areas, allowing for deeper and more effective filler placement
• Accelerated tissue regeneration post-procedure

Cannulas are flexible, minimizing the risk of blood vessel damage, and allowing for safer, complication-free contouring procedures.

Indications for the Procedure:

• Age-related facial tissue ptosis
• Reduction of subcutaneous fat volume
• Pronounced nasolabial folds
• Dry and sagging skin with reduced hyaluronic acid content

By the end of this lesson, you’ll be fully equipped to perform nasolabial fold corrections with confidence and precision, delivering excellent outcomes for your patients.