The Master Eye & Nose Injection Training provides a detailed review of facial anatomy relevant to tear‑trough, periocular and non‑surgical rhinoplasty injections. Participants examine the vascular and ligamentous structures that influence product placement and safety. The curriculum includes selection of hyaluronic acid fillers, cannula versus needle use, and layering strategies to achieve natural contour while minimizing edema and bruising.
On April 25, 2027 the program takes place at the host venue in New York City in New York City. The day begins with a focused lecture on technique fundamentals, followed by live demonstration of injections on a volunteer patient. The hands‑on segment allows each clinician to practice under direct supervision, using synthetic models that replicate tissue resistance. Case discussions address complication management, patient selection, and documentation standards.
This workshop is appropriate for physicians, surgeons and advanced practice clinicians who are authorized to perform injectable aesthetic procedures. It benefits those seeking to refine their technique, expand their treatment repertoire, or update their knowledge of current best practices. Attendees should confirm that the content aligns with their professional scope of practice before enrollment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What professional licenses are appropriate for attending this workshop?
The workshop is intended for clinicians who hold a medical or advanced practice license that permits injectable aesthetic procedures in their jurisdiction. Typical attendees include MDs, DOs, and qualified nurse practitioners or physician assistants. Participants should verify with their own licensing board that the course content falls within their permitted scope of practice before registering.
What does the hands‑on portion of the day involve?
During the hands‑on session, participants work with high‑fidelity synthetic models that simulate facial tissue layers. Under faculty supervision, each clinician practices needle and cannula techniques for tear‑trough, periocular and non‑surgical rhinoplasty injections. The instructor provides real‑time feedback on depth, angle, and product handling to reinforce safety and aesthetic outcomes.
What topics are covered in the didactic portion?
The didactic component includes a review of periorbital and nasal anatomy, filler rheology, injection planes, and complication prevention. It also covers patient assessment, consent documentation, and post‑procedure care. Lectures are supplemented with high‑resolution imaging and case examples to illustrate technique variations.
Do participants need to bring any specific equipment or products?
Attendees are encouraged to bring their own preferred injection sets, including needles, cannulas and filler syringes, if they wish to practice with familiar tools. The venue supplies standard synthetic models and a selection of commonly used hyaluronic acid products for demonstration purposes.
Is there any post‑course support or resources available?
After the workshop, participants receive access to a secure online portal containing presentation slides, procedural videos, and reference guidelines. Faculty members are available for follow‑up questions via email for a limited period, allowing clinicians to clarify technique details as they integrate new skills into practice.
