How to integrate Facial Aesthetics & Cosmetic Dentistry ,New Approach for

Dental treatments Botox& Filler one day course 8 hours

22 November 2014

Speakers

Prof.Dr.Pierre Clero,MD Consultant Plastic & Reconstructive surgery

Dr.I.Kassem,FDS RCS Consultant oral & maxillofacial surgeon

Facial Esthetics

Course Overview

• Dentistry nowadays is extremely focused on the aesthetic outcomes : the smile perception is considered crucial for our personal and working relations .It is also a must for a fresher and more positive look.

• Dentists are asked to create the best smile reshaping not only teeth but also the aspects of the smile within the whole face.

• The new philosphospy is a global vision of the face , intraoral and perioral , dealing with teeth,skin,soft tissue and above all with the patient aspirations and wellbeing .

• Each of these steps needs to be performed with the best skills and ultimate materials with cutting edge technology

• The course will provide you with the knowledge and technical skills you need to integrate nonsurgical cosmetic treatment in your office and to perform the technique in your daily routine

Topics & course outlines

• Aesthetic first consultation • Focus on digital photography • Aging & face anatomy • Organizing a treatment plan • Botox mechanism • The use of dermal filler :Tips & Tricks • Light –based treatment for facial Aesthetics • Effective Management of an esthetic dental surgery • This training course is ideal to dental and medical professionals wishing to

enhance their knowledge and experience of non surgical facial treatments and to expand the range of treatment available for their patients

• After theoretical lectures participants will have access to a supervised practical workshop on injection techniques to practice the techniques from the beginning

Agenda

• 8-9 Introduction • 9-10 Aging process & facial anatomy • 10-11 Medical photographing and facial analysis • 11-11 30 coffee break • 11 30- 12 30 neuromodulator • 12 30 -1 30 facial volumarization • 1 30 – 2 30 patient selection • 2 30 3 30 Lunch • 3 30 – 4 30 how to avoid complications • 4 40 – 6 Hands on