See the face layer by layer, then translate anatomy into safer injection planning
The facial anatomy injection course follows Professor Sebastian Cotofana through a fresh-cadaver review of the full face — revealing tissue layers, vessels, fat compartments, fascial planes and key anatomical landmarks across the temples, jawline, upper third and cheeks.
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7online lessons
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1h 09mlisted teaching
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1anatomy professor
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Unlimitedcourse access
The programme
Layers of the face
Begin with an up-close review of the facial layers and their relationship to one another. The dissection establishes the structural framework needed to understand depth, movement and tissue behavior during aesthetic treatment.
Temple anatomy & injection planes
Two dedicated lessons examine temple anatomy, volume restoration and supraperiosteal injection technique. Professor Cotofana highlights the temporalis region, surrounding arteries and the anatomical landmarks that influence safer product placement.
Jawline anatomy
Review the anatomical structures shaping the jawline through close dissection and detailed explanation. The lesson clarifies how regional anatomy influences contour, access points and procedural planning.
The Domino Effect in the facial anatomy injection course
Explore facial biomechanics through lateral and medial dissection of the face. The lesson explains how strategic treatment of one anatomical region may produce a visible collateral effect in another, forming the basis of the minimally invasive Domino Effect approach.
Upper-third vessels, fat compartments & fascia
Examine arteries, nerves, compartmentalized subcutaneous fat, the ROOF, RFFC and the interconnected tissue planes of the upper third. The dissection demonstrates how these structures relate to soft-tissue filler placement and injection-plane selection.
Cheeks, ageing & the nasolabial sulcus
Study age-related changes in the midface and the influence of repeated expression on the nasolabial sulcus. Professor Cotofana demonstrates a dermal access point and cannula-based approach while discussing anatomical challenges that may arise during treatment.
Who it’s for
- Aesthetic injectors strengthen anatomical understanding before treating the temples, upper third, jawline and cheeks
- Dermatologists & aesthetic physicians connect facial layers, vessels and fat compartments with procedural planning
- Plastic surgeons review clinically relevant anatomy through fresh-cadaver dissection
- Practitioners refining injection safety improve awareness of planes, landmarks and high-risk anatomical structures
The consult
Is this a cadaver-based anatomy course?
Yes — the course uses detailed fresh-cadaver dissection to demonstrate facial layers, vessels, fat compartments, fascia and injection-relevant anatomical landmarks.
Which facial regions are covered?
The lessons cover the general layers of the face, the temples, jawline, upper third, cheeks and nasolabial region, along with facial biomechanics and the Domino Effect concept.
Does the course discuss injection technique?
Yes — anatomy is linked to practical considerations including supraperiosteal temple injection, soft-tissue filler planes, dermal access points and cannula-based treatment of the midface.
Does it focus on injection safety?
The teaching emphasizes anatomical landmarks, vessel location and tissue planes that are relevant to safer procedural planning. It does not replace supervised practical training or local professional requirements.
When do I get access?
Course access is provided instantly after payment and is unlimited in time.
The spec label
| Format | Online video course — 7 lessons |
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| Duration | 1 hour 09 minutes |
| Instructor | Sebastian Cotofana, MD, PhD — clinical anatomy |
| Level | Clinical facial anatomy for aesthetic practice |
| Regions | Facial layers · temples · jawline · upper third · cheeks |
| Teaching method | Fresh-cadaver dissection · anatomical review · injection application |
| Discipline | Plastic Surgery · Aesthetic Medicine |
| Delivery | Instant access · unlimited access in time |




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