How NOT To Inject The Orbit: Vital Tear Trough Anatomy Tutorial [Aesthetics Mastery Show]
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- In Dr Tim's recent webinar with Dr Mobin Master (link below), we spoke about the unfortunate tear trough complication after injectors place filler into the orbit instead of the pre zygomatic space.
The effects of this problem can be nasty, long lasting, and very hard to reverse, so prevention is key. So, we decided to dedicate a whole Aesthetics Mastery Show to explaining the vital anatomy behind this problem, and the injection technique you need to avoid injecting within the orbit.
Pay careful attention as Dr Tim uses 'Bruce' the anatomy skull, to give you a detailed tear trough anatomy tutorial.
You can catch his full interview with Dr Master, complete with his scan evidence, here: • Tear Trough Complicati...
Here's our UA-cam show where we discussed tear trough complications: • Tear Trough Complicati...
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I am studying the anatomy of the face. I do my own injections appreciate your videos I watch them.
I absolutely love your content @DrPearce! Very thorough and practical. #Safety first
Great video. Very informative. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills. ❤
Thank you
Could you please do a video about upper eyelid filler technique! Thank you!!!
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Very informative and professional highly appreciated
Thank you so much for another informative video, I am learning so much from you. I love watching you both. When you laugh , i laugh. You make this fun. North Carolina
Thank you for the kind feedback
Dr Tim Pearce may I ask why not inject away from the nose towards the outer corner?
What are the expected long-term complications from injecting hyaluronic acid based fillers in the orbit? I am sure my cosmetic surgeon did this to me about a year ago. I felt it! Back then I thought I imagined it as I thought it was probably impossile. I have no ill effects that I know of at this time.
I just happened to have stumbled upon your video.
Thank you.
@Dr Tim Pearce and team, thank you for another interesting video. No need for US to inject through septum in experienced hands, as similar techniques are used in Ophthalmology for routine procedures. Regards from an Oculoplastics colleague.
Interesting info :)
Loved the intro more of these plzzz 😂😂😂😂
When using a cannula, wouldn't the orbicularis oculi retaining ligament offer some (even if little) palpable resistance? And wouldn't the same go for the septum? Would that soft palpation with the cannula guide us through safer placement of filler?
Can you tell me, the gauge of puncture needle and cannula?
Really appreciate your brain!!
Its possible to shoot filler under the eyeball to make deep set eyeballs move to the front?
Great video Tim. Would you be able to talk about filling above the muscle ?
What would be the issues you mentioned would be a problem years later, if filler enters the orbit area?
Yes, I’d like to know that too. I just had some under eye filler with a cannula a few days ago, and a day and a half after having it done I developed an eye infection. I’m on day three of using antibiotic eye drops and the redness in my eye has improved somewhat, but it is still swollen and irritated. I hope no filler got in my orbital rim😱.
What if it's the orbit that is sunken in? I had filler under my eyes and it was placed along the tear trough and such but my eyes still look sunken in because I seem to have lost all the fat in the orbit. All that money spent and I still don't have the results I hoped for. Is there anything that can be safely placed in the orbit?
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Dr, I had 2 units of Botox into my crows feet and three units along my lower eye from medial to lateral. I have experienced puffiness, eye bags and what seems to be a droopy lower lid that fell to my cheeks. It has been 5 months since injection and only the puffiness has improved. I still see worse bulging creases when I smile (worse than before) and lines that trace my orbital rim to my cheeks. What should I expect now? What do you think happened and do you think this is reversible? Thank you very much.
hi doctor, I am a 26 yo french guy who gets a huge under eye wrinkle right under my lower eyelid. I was wondering if botox could help? but this is really close to the under eyelid. thanks
Hi Eudes. Thanks for your question. Miranda here. Botox doesn't tend to be great for directly under the eye, because it works by relaxing muscles, for examples the muscle that creates crows' feet at the sides of the eye, whereas your under-eye line probably is not created by a muscle. Filler can work under the eye by filling in the 'trough' or indentation, but it doesn't always help lines. I recommend going to a local clinician near to you and having a consultation to see what can be done. All the best, Miranda
What do you mean by long term problems with orbital filler?
That s amazing my god i love it
Wow awesome
Thank you for that important information! You're a cute couple!!
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I can t follow miranda. I m the only one ? I just simply can t . She scares me really the way she speak and this is not hate because i just simply adore your work.
What's scary🤔😂
I Love Miranda
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