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Body Indications & Therapeutic Protocols: Trap Tox, Hyperhidrosis & TMJ Management
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Alessio Redaelli
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This lesson covers functional, therapeutic, and body-contouring applications of BoNT-A across multiple product lines (AboBoNT-A, Ona/IncoBoNT-A, and liquid RelabotulinumtoxinA). You will analyze hyperhidrosis anatomical mapping accompanied by video injection demonstrations. The lesson details the functional anatomy of the trapezius, occipitalis, masseter, and temporal muscles for neck lengthening, chronic migraine relief, TMJ dysfunction, and bruxism. Finally, you will master product-specific reconstitution ratios, trigger point palpation techniques, unit conversions, and syringe selection through clinical step-by-step video tutorials.
– Body-contouring indications of AbobotulinumtoxinA (AboBoNT-A)
– Hyperhidrosis: anatomical treatment zones and injection video demonstration
– Applied anatomy: trapezius, occipitalis, masseter, and temporal muscles
– Clinical implications of BoNT-A for neck line and shoulder contouring
– Therapeutic indications: chronic migraines, oral parafunctions, and TMJ dysfunction
– Evidence-based protocols for BoNT-A in chronic migraine management
– Reconstitution protocols: Dysport and Azzalure 0.9% saline dilutions
– 1-point dilution techniques: Letybo, Bocouture, Nuceiva, Botulax, Relatox, and others
– RelabotulinumtoxinA (Relfydess): clinical application of pre-diluted formulations
– Syringe precision selection: dead space, gauge, and volumetric matching
– Trigger point mapping: diagnostic palpation techniques and localization
– Clinical video demonstrations with detailed step-by-step commentary
– Dosing guidelines (AboBoNT-A and Relfydess) for trapezius, temporalis, masseter, and bruxism
– Review of current clinical literature.
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