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facial indications | middle third

With Jani van Loghem
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cheek apex: HA-L6 needle technique and danger zones | 34-year-old female patient

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates cheek augmentation with HA-L6 in a 34-year-old female patient, using a sharp needle. He begins by explaining the apex of the cheek: how it is defined, where it should sit in relation to the surrounding structures and why its position determines whether the result reads as natural or over-projected. He then reviews the danger zones of the midface in detail, identifying the vascular structures at risk, the depth at which they run and the practical measures that reduce that risk, including plane selection, aspiration, slow delivery and small volumes. Each injection point is shown step by step, with attention to angle, depth and how the product is placed and moulded to build projection and support, followed by the patient comfort and aftercare that complete the treatment.

palpebromalar groove: HA-L4 via cannula | 34-year-old female patient

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates correction of the palpebromalar groove with HA-L4 in a 34-year-old female patient, using a cannula technique. He reviews the anatomy of the lid-cheek junction, explaining how the groove forms, how it relates to the surrounding periorbital structures and which findings make a patient a suitable candidate. The entry point, cannula choice, plane and direction of each pass are shown in detail, together with how small volumes are deposited and moulded to soften the transition without overcorrecting. He gives particular attention to the risks specific to this region, including swelling, visible product and irregularity, and explains how conservative placement, careful assessment and appropriate follow-up help avoid them.

block anaesthesia: infraorbital and mental nerve blocks | 34-year-old female patient

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates the infraorbital and mental nerve blocks in a 34-year-old female patient. Building on the upper third block shown earlier in the series, he reviews the sensory innervation of the midface and lower face, the course of each nerve and the bony landmarks that guide the injection, including the anatomical variations practitioners should anticipate. Both blocks are shown step by step, with attention to the approach used, entry point, angle, depth and the volume of local anaesthetic delivered, as well as the aspiration and other precautions that reduce the risk of vascular complications. He explains how long each block takes to take effect, how to confirm that anaesthesia is adequate before treatment begins and how patient comfort is maintained throughout.

nasolabial fold: HA-L4 and HA-L6 with needle and cannula | 34-year-old female patient 

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates correction of the nasolabial fold in a 34-year-old female patient, combining HA-L4 and HA-L6 and using both a needle and a cannula. He reviews the anatomy of the region and explains how the fold develops, why loss of support in the midface contributes to it and how this shapes the treatment plan. He then sets out his rationale for using two products of different firmness and two instruments, showing which is used at which level and why the combination gives both support and a smooth surface result. Every injection point and cannula pass is shown in detail, with attention to plane, depth and how the product is moulded. Particular emphasis is placed on the vascular anatomy of this high-risk area and the precautions that reduce the risk of complications, followed by patient comfort and aftercare.

lateral cheek augmentation: deep sharp needle technique with HA-L6

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates augmentation of the lateral cheek in a 33-year-old female model, using HA-L6 placed deep with a sharp needle. He explains why a firm product and deep placement are chosen to build structural support in this area, and how the needle approach differs from a cannula in control and precision. The case covers entry points, needle angulation and depth, and the way product is distributed to create projection along the lateral cheek while keeping the transition to the surrounding areas natural.

ligament lift: sharp needle technique with HA-L6

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates a ligament lift in a 33-year-old female model, using HA-L6 delivered with a sharp needle. He explains the principle behind supporting the retaining ligaments rather than adding volume for its own sake, and why a firm product is needed to achieve that effect. The case follows injection points, needle depth and the precise placement required at the ligamentous attachments, together with the lifting effect this produces in the surrounding tissue.

deep anterior cheek with HA-L6: sharp needle technique and danger zones

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates augmentation of the anterior cheek in a 33-year-old female model, using HA-L6 placed deep with a sharp needle. He works through the anatomy of the region and explains the danger zones of the anterior cheek, including the vascular and neural structures that determine where and how deep the product can safely be placed. The case covers injection points, needle angulation and depth, and how deep support in this area contributes to midfacial projection and a natural transition towards the surrounding regions.

palpebromalar groove and V-framed deformity: safe deep needle work with HA-L4

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem treats the palpebromalar groove and the V-framed deformity in a 33-year-old female model, using HA-L4 placed deep with a sharp needle. He introduces the V-framed deformity as the counterpart to the familiar A-frame deformity of the upper eyelid, explaining how the shape of the hollow guides the treatment plan and why this feature is best addressed together with the groove itself. A softer product is chosen for this delicate area, and depth is shown to be the key to both safety and predictability. The case follows entry points, needle angulation and the way product is released, with emphasis on the precautions that keep a deep needle technique controlled in this region.

treating the tear trough with HA-L2: deep sharp needle technique

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem treats the tear trough in a 33-year-old female model, using HA-L2 placed deep with a sharp needle. He explains why the softest product in the range is chosen for the thinnest skin of the face, and why deep placement is essential to avoid visible irregularities in this unforgiving area. The case follows entry points, needle angulation and depth, and the restrained, gradual way product is released along the trough to achieve a smooth transition towards the cheek.

lateral cheek augmentation: deep cannula technique with HA-L6 | 46-year-old female patient

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates lateral cheek augmentation in a 46-year-old female patient using HA-L6 and a deep cannula technique. As a firmer hyaluronic acid, HA-L6 provides the structural support needed to restore projection and contour of the lateral cheek.

ligament lift: HA-L6 via cannula at the retaining ligaments, including anaesthesia

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates a ligament lift in a 46-year-old female patient, targeting the retaining ligaments with HA-L6 using a cannula technique. The video also covers anaesthesia of the treatment area prior to injection. By supporting the retaining ligaments, this approach provides a lifting effect and improves facial contour.

anterior cheek augmentation: deep non-traumatic cannula technique with HA-L6

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates anterior cheek augmentation in a 46-year-old female patient using HA-L6 and a deep non-traumatic cannula technique. The relevant danger zones of the anterior cheek are discussed to support safe injection practice. As a firmer hyaluronic acid, HA-L6 provides the structure needed to restore volume and projection in this area.

tear trough treatment: HA-L2 via deep non-traumatic cannula

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates tear trough treatment in a 46-year-old female patient using HA-L2 and a deep non-traumatic cannula technique. As a softer hyaluronic acid, HA-L2 is well suited to the delicate periorbital area, allowing smooth correction with a natural-looking result.

rhinomodulation: HA-L6 via deep needle in a high-risk area

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates rhinomodulation in a 46-year-old female patient using HA-L6 and a deep needle technique. As the nose is a high-risk area, particular attention is paid to safe injection practice. HA-L6, a firmer hyaluronic acid, provides the structure needed to refine and support the nasal contour.

pre-auricular treatment: subcutaneous cannula technique with HA-L2

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates treatment of the pre-auricular area in a 46-year-old female patient using HA-L2 and a subcutaneous cannula technique. As a softer hyaluronic acid, HA-L2 is well suited to superficial placement in this area, allowing a smooth and natural-looking result.

anterior cheek treatment: subcutaneous cannula technique with HA-L2

In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates subcutaneous treatment of the anterior cheek in a 46-year-old female patient using HA-L2 and a cannula technique. Complementing the deep augmentation with HA-L6, this superficial layer refines the surface contour of the cheek. As a softer hyaluronic acid, HA-L2 is well suited to subcutaneous placement, allowing a smooth and natural-looking result.

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