Medical Training AINon-Surgical Facial Lifting
You'll be able to assess facial aging patterns and plan an injectable lifting strategy that combines products by anatomic zone and vector.
What this track covers
This track covers non-surgical facial lifting using combinations of injectables to address volume loss, descent, and skin laxity. It focuses on structured facial assessment, lift vector planning across the mid- and lower face, and sequencing product choices across a treatment plan.
What you will practice
- Assess volume loss, descent, and laxity as distinct contributors to facial aging
- Map lift vectors for mid-face and lower-face treatment areas
- Match product categories (HA fillers, biostimulators, neuromodulators) to treatment goals
- Sequence a multi-session treatment plan based on expected onset and duration
- Recognize when a non-surgical approach is unlikely to meet a patient's goals
Simulator scenario
A timed case where the virtual patient presents with midface volume loss and jowling, and the clinician must build and justify a staged treatment plan.
Board question topics
- Facial aging assessment and terminology
- Lift vector selection by facial zone
- Injectable product category selection
- Treatment sequencing and follow-up planning
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