The Art of the Face - Non-Member

The Art of the Face workshop provides a systematic review of facial anatomy, aesthetic principles, and evidence‑based injection techniques. Participants will meet fellow clinicians from New York City and surrounding regions. Participants will examine the layers of the forehead, midface, and perioral region, learning how muscle dynamics and ligamentous support influence treatment planning. The curriculum emphasizes patient safety, informed consent, and realistic outcome expectations, integrating current guidelines for dermal filler selection and botulinum toxin dosing. The program also includes a review of emerging technologies such as micro‑cannula techniques. All content is presented in the context of clinical practice on December 3, 2026 in New York City.

The day begins with a concise lecture on facial assessment followed by interactive case reviews that illustrate common pitfalls. Afterward, attendees move to the hands‑on lab at the host venue in New York City, where they practice needle placement and filler deposition on synthetic models under direct faculty supervision. The session includes a live‑patient demonstration that highlights technique refinement, vector planning, and post‑procedure monitoring. Participants receive a set of calibrated syringes and a reference guide to reinforce skill acquisition during the workshop.

This workshop is intended for physicians, surgeons, and advanced practice providers who regularly perform facial aesthetic procedures and seek to update their technique repertoire. It is particularly useful for clinicians who have foundational training in injectables and wish to deepen their understanding of facial dynamics and complication management. By the end of the session, participants will have refined their approach to patient selection, dosing strategies, and after‑care protocols, enabling more consistent and safe outcomes in their own practice.