anatomy and nerve block anaesthesia | 34-year-old female patient
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates block anaesthesia of the upper third of the face in a 34-year-old female patient. He begins with a detailed review of the anatomy of the region, covering the sensory innervation, the course of the nerves and their bony landmarks, their relationship to the surrounding vascular structures and the anatomical variations that practitioners should anticipate. He then shows how these landmarks are palpated and identified in the patient before each injection is placed, with attention to entry point, angle, depth and the volume of local anaesthetic used, as well as the aspiration and other precautions that reduce the risk of vascular complications. He closes by explaining how long the block takes to take effect, how to verify that anaesthesia is adequate before starting treatment and how patient comfort is maintained throughout.
non-surgical forehead lift: HA-L6 via non-traumatic cannula | 34-year-old female patient
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates a non-surgical forehead lift with HA-L6 in a 34-year-old female patient, using a non-traumatic cannula. Following on from the block anaesthesia shown in the previous video, he reviews the relevant anatomy of the region and explains how the treatment area is marked out and how the correct plane is identified and entered. The entry point, cannula choice and direction of each pass are shown in detail, together with how the product is deposited and moulded to create a smooth contour and a lifted appearance. He explains why a non-traumatic cannula is preferred here, how the vascular structures of the forehead are respected throughout, and the patient comfort and aftercare that support a predictable outcome.
frontal concavity and indirect brow lift: HA-L2 and HA-L4 | 34-year-old female patient
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem treats the upper third in a 34-year-old female patient using two products with a cannula technique. He first addresses the frontal concavity with HA-L2, showing how the treatment area is marked out, how the correct plane is entered and how the softer product is deposited and moulded to restore a smooth and even forehead contour. He then places HA-L4 to achieve an indirect brow lift, explaining how support in this area translates into an improved brow position without treating the brow directly. The entry points, cannula choice and direction of each pass are demonstrated throughout, along with the rationale for combining two products of different firmness, how the vascular structures of the region are respected, and the patient comfort and aftercare that support a predictable outcome.
temporal augmentation with HA-L6: anatomy, danger zones and nerve blocks
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates temple augmentation in a 33-year-old female model, using HA-L6 delivered by cannula into the interfascial space along the temporal crest. He begins by placing nerve blocks to keep the treatment comfortable, then talks through the layered anatomy of the temporal region — explaining why this plane is chosen and how it relates to the surrounding structures. Particular attention is given to the danger zones of the temple and the vascular considerations that make a careful, deliberate approach essential. The case shows product placement, cannula handling and the reasoning behind each step.
temporal hollow augmentation: subcutaneous cannula technique with HA-L4
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates augmentation of the temporal hollow in a 33-year-old female model, using HA-L4 delivered by cannula in the subcutaneous plane. He explains why a softer product and a superficial approach suit this area, and how the subcutaneous route differs from deeper temporal placement in both handling and result. The case follows entry point, cannula direction and product distribution across the hollow, with attention to achieving a smooth, even contour and avoiding irregularities in this thin-skinned region.
anaesthesia of the upper third of the face: four nerve blocks | 46-year-old female patient
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates nerve block anaesthesia of the upper third of the face in a 46-year-old female patient. Four nerve blocks are performed, including a block of the zygomaticotemporal nerve, to provide effective and comfortable anaesthesia of the upper face prior to treatment.
scalp augmentation with HA-L6 via cannula: danger zones in a high-risk area
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates scalp augmentation in a 46-year-old female patient using HA-L6 and a cannula technique. He discusses how the ageing process influences the size of the skull and what this means for treatment. As the scalp is a high-risk area, the relevant danger zones are highlighted to support safe injection practice.
forehead augmentation: HA-L2 with a deep needle technique
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates forehead augmentation in a 46-year-old female patient using HA-L2 and a deep needle technique. As a softer hyaluronic acid, HA-L2 is well suited to the delicate forehead area, allowing smooth contouring with a natural-looking result.
temple augmentation: machine gun needle technique with HA-L6 | 46-year-old female patient
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates temple augmentation in a 46-year-old female patient using HA-L6 and a machine gun needle technique. This technique uses a series of small injections to distribute the product evenly. As a firmer hyaluronic acid, HA-L6 provides the structure needed to restore volume in the temporal area.
indirect brow lift: deep needle technique at the temporal crest with HA-L6
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates an indirect brow lift in a 46-year-old female patient by treating the temporal crest with HA-L6 using a deep needle technique. By providing support along the temporal crest rather than injecting the brow itself, this approach creates a subtle lift of the lateral brow.
Direct brow lift: deep needle technique with HA-L4 | 46-year-old female patient
In this video, Dr. Jani van Loghem demonstrates a direct brow lift in a 46-year-old female patient using HA-L4 and a deep needle technique. In contrast to the indirect approach via the temporal crest, the product is placed directly in the brow area to lift and support the brow. As a medium-firm hyaluronic acid, HA-L4 offers a balance between support and a natural-looking result.
