Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty & Tear Trough

SKilD Academy

Overview

Due to the nature of risk involved in more advanced procedures such as non-surgical rhinoplasty, we request that delegates attend this course only if they have prior injecting experience of other parts of the face and are comfortable with keeping delicate instruments steady in their hands.

As the centrepiece of the face, the nose can have drastic effects on patients’ entire faces if there are severely unaesthetic aspects to it. However, risk must be taken into account in the interest of safety. Lateral to this, volume loss under the eye can age a person’s face far beyond their years and give an immensely tired look. However, inaccurate placement of filler here can show up mistakes much more obviously than almost anywhere else on the face. Skild’s non-surgical rhinoplasty and peri-occular course teaches delegates how to provide these highly sought-after procedures safely and responsibly.

Who is this course suitable for?

Doctors
Dentists
Pharmacists
Nurses
Paramedics

Learning Objectives

• Understand of the anatomy of the nose and peri-occular region
• Understand why the nasal region is much higher risk
• Understand aesthetics of these areas and the role they play within overall facial harmony and their contribution to the ageing process
• Gain an ability to complete aesthetic consultations effectively
• Learn how to consult clients ethically when selling treatment and prevent client dissatisfaction by controlling expectations and explaining limitations
• Give appropriate post-procedure care advice

Theory Covered

Basic BOTOX® pharmacology, indications, limitations, storage, dilution and administration
Basic rheology of dermal fillers
Understand product choice during treatment planning
Choosing appropriate injection locations and doses for BOTOX® treatments
Relevant facial anatomy including vasculature, skeleton, musculature, fat pads, nervous innervation and movement vectors
Using anatomy to ensure safety and complication minimisation
Coping with / treating side effects such as simple bruising all the way to double-vision or occlusion-related necrosis
Gender specific analysis
Indication for combining BOTOX with dermal fillers
Safely dissolving filler in both emergencies and non-emergencies
Treatment review; patient assessment, treatment assessment, long-term maintenance planning

Techniques Covered

Cannula and needle usage for both areas as well as (contra)indications and advantages for each
Aesthetic analysis for treatment planning and advising clients on when a surgical option might be better
Appropriate product and entry point selection
Aftercare advice
Methods to minimise risk in inherently risky areas

What’s included in the course?

Access to our the Skild Community for post-course communication with our experts, knowledge sharing with other alumni and help requests
Training materials
Access to experts
Preferential product pricing through partner pharmacies
Skild Professional Certificate of Completion

Assessment?

In order to be presented an insurer-approved certificate, delegates must learn and demonstrate the following criteria:

Medical and social history history taking
Physical facial assessment and clinical judgement
Indications and contraindications for treatment
Recognise and gain valid consent
Pre-procedure preparation
Selection and application of analgesics
Safely deliver product with both technical and artistic ability
Post-procedure care and advice
Effective communication and professionalism throughout entire client journey
Overall competency as a clinical to treat clients safely and appropriately
Successful meeting of the above criteria will result in presentation of the SkilD training certificate to each delegate.
Failure to meet the criteria will require the delegate to attend the course again at their own cost in order to receive a certificate.