MUSCLE ANATOMY: How to avoid side effects & maximise Botox efficiency [Aesthetics Mastery Show]

Botulinum toxin treatments in the upper face are a real 'bread and butter' treatment in most aesthetic clinicians' practice, but are you familiar enough with the anatomy to avoid side effects, whilst also maximising product efficiency?

In this week's Aesthetics Mastery Show, Dr Tim takes us on an anatomical tour of the key muscles injected for upper-third Botox treatments, including the frontalis, corrugator, depressor supercilii, procerus, and orbicularis oculi.

He shares why you should avoid paint-by-number injection techniques; the anatomy you need to know in order to avoid eyelid ptoses; how to get procerus toxin doses right; key tips if you struggle to locate muscles in the first place; and the answer to the crucial question of whether you can treat the frontalis without also injecting the corrugator.

Dr Tim even shares a little-known tip to improve rhinoplasty results and longevity...using Botox.

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[rosesthorns]

I can’t believe this information is free. This is shit I would actually pay for!

[jacquelinethomasson]

I love how Tim uses analogies which make absolute sense and his teaching techniques are amazing! Very informative!

[nayantarajnananand]

Very practical and detailed. A MUST WATCH to learn to be an experienced and safe aesthetic injector. Thanks you very much for making them so freely available. I really really appreciate it!!!!

[cateoconnor]

So glad you brought up the powerful and less-powerful procerus muscles. I would inject it with the "normal" amounts and then I started to realize: some patients don't even have anything there! What a great reminder. Thank you!

[gingerdong]

Thank you Dr. This video is really helpful!

[alekjfisher]

Thank you for pointing out the small but very important depressor supercilii muscle, I had been receiving a heavy dose in my medial corrugators and would always come away still feeling tension in the inner corners of my brow and didn’t know why - until I learned it was the depressor supercili that needed to be treated more specifically and superficially. Once I added that injection site I noticed an immediate and obvious improvement and lift in my inner brows and now I look and feel more serene and less angry!!

Very valuable info in this video!

[debbieharber]

Thank you for mentioning the depressor supercilli I have a really strong downward pull and my two week top up to the corrigator did not stop this, so I’m going to injecting the depressor

[francescasharif]

i have watched this video so many times over the last few months! i just love how you both discuss each subject

[eriswinters]

Thank you Dr. Tim for the class and the gift!! I´ts unvaluable!!

[audralard]

Absolutely love your teaching. So helpful. It would be amazing if you could do this talk while showing how you would be doing it or a face with dots.

[nursecane]

Thank you Dr. Tim - your content is always so valuable.

[alaster]

Great guys, thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge, and fascinating insights they are very appreciated

[mariajansson]

Thank you for sharing your extensive knowledge. You and Miranda are a great team and fantastic presenters.

[deborahlaird]

Love how you go in-depth with the pro's and con's and you give excellent narrative on each subject - thank you and I will be watching all your video's

[terrim.]

Do you have a list of estheticians you have trained in the states, specifically in the Pacific Northwest, near the confluence of the 3 states?

I love watching your videos. I am fascinated by injectables and dermatology. Thank you for being real.

[JohnDoe-fkuu]

High yield. One of the most honest Botox Lectures Ive Seeb in YT, AND IVE SEEN A LOT. Thank you!

[Abc]

Love your videos, you are such an awesome teacher with a vast amount of knowledge and experience to back it. Thank you!!

[PandaA-cvmm]

Another excellent video. Thank you for the detail you give to educating us. Cheers!

[AHadiTalks]

Your the one of best doctor and one of in my top favorite ❤ 💕
Thank you very much for sharing always helpful vidoes 👍
Stay safe and happy 😊❤

[nicolegonzalez]

Im a diy person and these videos are super helpful thank you so much 🙏🏻