Effective Botox Injection Patterns Revealed | Dr. Tim Pearce
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Effective Botox Injection Patterns Revealed | Dr. Tim Pearce
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This can make your patients look evil! 😈
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This can make your patients look evil! 😈
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Avoid Midface Injury: Deep Injection Risks Revealed
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Avoid Midface Injury: Deep Injection Risks Revealed
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Dr Tim Pearce on Instagram: "If you're injecting toxins, you need to understand the muscles you're targeting. In this reel, I break down the key muscles of the upper face that drive expression and how they respond to botulinum toxin: 💉 Frontalis – Elevates brows, causes forehead lines 💉 Procerus – Pulls the forehead down, creates a nasal line 💉 Corrugator supercilii – Causes “11s” and angry expressions 💉 Depressor supercilii – A subtle frown contributor, often treated with the glabella 💉 Or
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Dr Tim Pearce on Instagram: "If you're injecting toxins, you need to understand the muscles you're targeting. In this reel, I break down the key muscles of the upper face that drive expression and how they respond to botulinum toxin: 💉 Frontalis – Elevates brows, causes forehead lines 💉 Procerus – Pulls the forehead down, creates a nasal line 💉 Corrugator supercilii – Causes “11s” and angry expressions 💉 Depressor supercilii – A subtle frown contributor, often treated with the glabella 💉 Or
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These 3 lip entry points create very different experiences
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These 3 lip entry points create very different experiences
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Treating the nasolabial folds
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Treating the nasolabial folds
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How to lift the brow by treating orbicularis oculi
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How to lift the brow by treating orbicularis oculi
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Dr Tim Pearce on Instagram: "💉 Treatment plans aren’t just about anatomy — they’re about the patient in front of you. For a busy patient who can’t easily return for a follow-up (like someone working abroad), I’ll: 👉 Add a little extra where it’s safe 👉 Stack units more closely for a smoother result 👉 Still leave muscle activity to support the brows It’s not overtreating, it’s tailoring. Matching dose + placement to the patient’s lifestyle and psychology reduces follow-ups while keeping resul
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Many years ago, the technique was to inject just under the dermis, but this is now out of fashion. The reason: the infra-alar artery (a branch of the facial artery) sits just under the nose, making superficial injections risky. The facial artery is also more vulnerable at intermediate depths. Going deeper to touch bone lets you know exactly what level you’re at, improving safety and precision.
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Dr Tim Pearce on Instagram: "Treating bunny lines? Here’s what you need to know: The nasalis muscle causes those fine lines on the nose, known as bunny lines. ✅ Use 2 to 4 units per side for effective treatment. ✅ Target the muscle near its origin on the bone, not where it inserts lower down in the face. ⚠️ Avoid chasing the injection too far, precision keeps results natural and safe. Understanding exact muscle anatomy is what separates average injectors from advanced practitioners."
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How I treat the Nasolabial folds
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The correct depth for Orbicularis Oris injections
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Nasolabial Fold Injection: Safer Lateral or Medial?
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Dr Tim Pearce on Instagram: "Injecting botulinum toxin isn’t just about placement, it’s about precision and understanding the muscles. Inject too medial → you miss the bulk of orbicularis oculi, risk affecting the lateral rectus, and could cause double vision. Inject in the right spot → target orbicularis oculi, reduce wrinkles, and lift the cheek naturally. Inject too deep → hit the zygomaticus major, and your patient may look unhappy. Learn how to master facial anatomy in my FREE training via
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Essential Insights for Nurses in the UK
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Forehead toxin is all about respecting anatomy. One key rule I follow is treating the lower third of the forehead as a protected zone to help maintain brow support and reduce the risk of heaviness or brow drop. When mapping: • Ask the patient to raise their eyebrows to assess frontalis movement • Leave around 1.5–2 cm untreated in the lower forehead (less for smaller foreheads) • Follow the shape of the muscle when placing points • Start with a conservative dose if you’re reviewing at follow up
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Dr Tim Pearce on Instagram: "Lip filler migrating where it shouldn’t? The secret is knowing your anatomy. 🫶 The most important boundary: the insertion point of orbicularis oris into the vermilion border. Place filler accurately on one side of this wall, and you’ll drastically reduce migration into the upper lip. Creating small support structures helps, but precision guided by anatomy is what really works. Sign up for my FREE facial anatomy training via the link in my bio and level up your injec
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Targeted Muscle Assessments for Facial Fillers
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Masseter Injection Point
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