Basic Botox & Fillers Techniques

Curriculum Content

The Face

  • • Skin aging
  • • Superficial and deep tissue aging
  • • Chrono-aging and Photo-aging
  • • Problems with skin texture
  • • Problems with skin volume
  • • Pigmentation problems (hyper/hypo-pigmentation)
  • • Prevention of Facial Aging
  • • The 3 D and 4 R golden rule in Facial Rejuvenation

 

Botulinum Toxin (Botox):

  • • Mechanism of Botulinum Toxin
  • • Dilution and Preparation
  • • Indications - Contraindications
  • • Photography - Consent forms - Patient treatment file
  • • Possible complications and how to avoid them
  • • Post-treatment instructions
  • • Secrets of success


Treatment Protocols and dosage for:

  • • Forehead rhytids
  • • Glabella 
  • • Lateral canthal rhytids (Crow's feet)
  • • Bunny lines
  • • Perioral lines (Smoker lines)
  • • Mentalis muscle (Peau d' Orange)
  • • Marionette lines 
  • • Baby Botox

 

Therapeutic Applications of Botulinum Toxin

  • Masseter and Temporalis Muscle Hypertrophy – Management of bruxism and masticatory muscle hyperactivity.

  • Gummy Smile – Reduction of excessive gingival display.

  • Frey’s Syndrome – Treatment of gustatory sweating.

  • Chronic Migraine – Preventive treatment.

  • Sialorrhea (Hypersalivation) – Reduction of excessive salivary secretion.

  • Salivary Fistula / Sialocele – Reduction of salivary secretion to facilitate healing.


Dermal Fillers :

  • • Mechanism and types of dermal fillers
  • • What is Hyaluronic acid?
  • • Indications - Contraindications
  • • Photography - Consent forms - Patient treatment file
  • • Possible complications and how to avoid them
  • • Post-treatment instructions
  • • Secrets of success

 

Treatment Protocols for:

  • • Nasolabial folds
  • • Vermillion border definition
  • • Philtrum enhancement
  • • Lip Augmentation
  • • Perioral lines (Smoker lines)
  • • Marionette lines 
  • • Static rhytids

 

Business of Fillers and Botox

  • • Marketing and Management
  • • Legislation and Insurance
  • • Questions & Conclusions

Hands-on:

Compliance with the Current Regulatory Framework

All participants are trained in accordance with the applicable legal and regulatory provisions and in strict compliance with the current Circular of the Greek Ministry of Health (Ref. No. G5a/G.P.oik.19454 / 27 April 2026), which states:

“The administration of hyaluronic acid and botulinum toxin (BOTOX) constitutes a medical procedure and may be performed by physicians for conditions falling within the scope of their medical specialty, as well as by dentists, based on scientifically documented indications and in accordance with Law 3418/2005 (Code of Medical Ethics, Government Gazette A’ 287) and Presidential Decree 39/2009 (Code of Dental Ethics, Government Gazette A’ 55).

More specifically, the administration of hyaluronic acid for aesthetic purposes may be performed by qualified specialist physicians in the following specialties, whose formal training programmes include the relevant education:

  1. Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery

  2. Dermatology and Venereology

  3. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery”

 

Participants receive certification of attendance by FERA Greece 

Course duration : 2 days

For further information please do not hesitate to contact us at

info@feragreece.com or at    +30 6974725262  / effie@omnipress.gr

 

 

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