Dr Tim had just released a brand new e-learning course that is 3D. It specifically focuses on safety and depth! drtimpearce.com/courses/8d-lip-design/ Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
Unrelated to the video but... I finally figured out who you remind me of! Alexander Scarsgard! Yes. I've been trying to figure it out for a while. You resemble him far more than any of his actual brothers. Also, wonderful and informative video as always. Thanks!
I want to do a little tip defining, but I'm worry beacuse normally always I have very tiny blood vessels, and my tip.of my nose is always called which maybe indicates no good supply, so is in my case this will put me at greater risk of necrosis. Thanks, Hana
Always very informative. Miranda you rock, you clearly are very knowledgeable and confident, love the questions you ask, they are the same ones at the back of my mind as im watching the video. 💙
Dr. Pierce & Miranda, I love all of your informational videos-all fantastic, I learn so much! I plan to do some of the trainings on your website with my friend! Where is the link please to the download you mention at the end, where not to inject? Thank you!
Thank you so much! I love your explanations of anatomii and treatments 🌹. I wondered to share this video with my friends, but they use only polish language :( and this translation it is not included 😭
Omg . I have this i think from migrated filler, I’m talking about the tissue necrosis from being too superficial, it looks like a scar but is more like hollow or sunken skin, can i get anything done such as skin boosters to solve this ? Xx
thank you so much as always very helpful I have a question when I'm injecting the nasolabial folds for someone who has been injected many times it's always so think ans the needle doesn't blanch or move properly as I'm lifting the tissue so it's always hard to be sure where I am can you explain
I recently got Botox. When she was injecting in my forehead I could feel cold liquid touch my scalp and almost could feel cold liquid on my brain. I could hear it squishing. 😮 Is this normal ti happen cause it’s never happened before.
It comes easier with experience . But looking for the shape of the needle when you lift the needle under the skin. Being too superficial you can see the grey colour of the needle when it’s lifted. But descriptions in the earlier days can be likened to a broom under a sheet. A broom under the blanket and one under a duvet. Superficial, medium and deep. It comes with practice though. Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
Yildiz how will you manage a skin Necrosis or intra arterial injection with potential lethal embolism ? Or emissary vein infection and cavernous sinus thrombosis from injection in the mid face triangle? You’re playing with fire …
The diagram seems to show that the skin is so thick but in actual fact it is just thin. Makes me wonder how injectors know where exactly, I mean which layer, they are actually injecting.
So basically hairdressers , physios and nurses pretty much shouldn’t be doing this as they have less or no medical competence to handle the complications. Necrosis , infections , abscesses … can even a good nurse handle an anaphylactic episode? Only a select few ….
It seems like you have something personal against nurses. Let me inform you the botox companies have nurse practioners that train mds to inject botox. Botox is not taught in medical school the nurses and md's are in the same training so get over it.
Hi Lisa. Thanks for the feedback. If you follow Tim on Instagram we upload short snippets of the main items discussed. Another option is to watch it at double speed which you can do by clicking on the 3 dots. Interestingly we have had people comment that the videos are too short, so I guess it's subjective. Thanks for commenting, Miranda
there are always 2 groups in an class, those who already know all this and the topic is to long and people like me, this is new to me, and i watch the video in one sitting several time, so i would not miss anything. And yes maybe next time just fast forward to what interest you. I would hate for Tim to shorten it and leave something important out that would be benificial to me.
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Great video. Lovely Miranda always asks the best questions! 😊
Love how thorough your talks are. Thank you so much.
Very informative and professional videos❤
Muy didáctico y bien explicado gracias
Excellent. Just starting an aesthetic formation. You let us more confident alter all your explanations. Merci pour tout
Thank you for sharing your experience
I must suggest you one thing you should show us some animations practical demos
Is there a demonstration video???
Yes we need more videos like this
Always amazing,jnformative and to the point.
Amazing explanation,thank you
These videos are so helpful! Love them. Thank you!
I can’t find the video for where not to inject on the periosteum. Please can you let me know where to find it. Thank you!
Hello Dr TIm. I'm very happy you share your experience but I'm very concerned about depth, can you show the depth by video examples with? thank you:)
Dr Tim had just released a brand new e-learning course that is 3D. It specifically focuses on safety and depth!
drtimpearce.com/courses/8d-lip-design/
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
Unrelated to the video but... I finally figured out who you remind me of! Alexander Scarsgard! Yes. I've been trying to figure it out for a while. You resemble him far more than any of his actual brothers. Also, wonderful and informative video as always. Thanks!
Fab! Thanks Mai
Narrrr...... Dr T is much better looking ....... : )
Can we dilute with saline to avoid lumps in thin area ?
Loved it and you two
Thank you so much Susan! :-)
I learn so much from these videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge
Can you make a video of injecting micro dots superficially under eyes
I want to do a little tip defining, but I'm worry beacuse normally always I have very tiny blood vessels, and my tip.of my nose is always called which maybe indicates no good supply, so is in my case this will put me at greater risk of necrosis.
Thanks,
Hana
Always very informative.
Miranda you rock, you clearly are very knowledgeable and confident, love the questions you ask, they are the same ones at the back of my mind as im watching the video. 💙
Very Interesting at same time very informative. thanks, Dr. Tim
Dr. Pierce & Miranda, I love all of your informational videos-all fantastic, I learn so much! I plan to do some of the trainings on your website with my friend! Where is the link please to the download you mention at the end, where not to inject? Thank you!
ruclips.net/video/g9ALc3Hrtg4/видео.html. Hope this helps
Such a thorough explanation. Thank you so much! Excellent information.
Is this only for filler? Or applies to Botox. Very curious about Botox depth depending on area
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an you give approximate depths or thickness of each layer?
Hi Dr. Pierce,
Is it possible to cause skin necrosis with a 4mm needle when applying PRF?
Does Dr.Tim ever approve of using a stamp instead of syringe?
What can I do about my features my that are ok but all together are unattractive . Is it the golden ratio ?
Great info, thank you 😊
Pleasure, thanks for watching
Wich cannula size u tryd to inject with a cannula on the cadavar, is 21 G always safe ?
21g is very safe yes
Does all of this also include mesotherapy or just fillers?
Just dermal filler injections Alina. Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim.
really great info ty
Pleasure, thanks for watching Trina
@@mirandapearcemindset Ty i alway do watch
Thank you so much! I love your explanations of anatomii and treatments 🌹. I wondered to share this video with my friends, but they use only polish language :( and this translation it is not included 😭
Omg . I have this i think from migrated filler, I’m talking about the tissue necrosis from being too superficial, it looks like a scar but is more like hollow or sunken skin, can i get anything done such as skin boosters to solve this ? Xx
is hypodermis what you mean by supefacial fat pads ? or it's different layer ?
Hope this will help!
drtimpearce.com/2021/07/01/best-needle-injection-depth-for-dermal-fillers/
Clinical advisor for Dr Tim.
THANK YOU xx
Great informative video as always? Would you call the nasolabial fold a wrinkle at all? Hehe...like a huge wrinkle? :P
thank you so much as always very helpful
I have a question
when I'm injecting the nasolabial folds for someone who has been injected many times it's always so think ans the needle doesn't blanch or move properly as I'm lifting the tissue so it's always hard to be sure where I am
can you explain
I recently got Botox. When she was injecting in my forehead I could feel cold liquid touch my scalp and almost could feel cold liquid on my brain. I could hear it squishing. 😮
Is this normal ti happen cause it’s never happened before.
😮
Please add chapters 😢
7:07
How can one tell the depth? The skin is so thin
It comes easier with experience . But looking for the shape of the needle when you lift the needle under the skin. Being too superficial you can see the grey colour of the needle when it’s lifted. But descriptions in the earlier days can be likened to a broom under a sheet. A broom under the blanket and one under a duvet. Superficial, medium and deep. It comes with practice though.
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
professional
What a akward moment,the host is looking towards the guest but guest is more excited to deliver the talk 🙂😂😂
I am always you guys biggest fan ur work really does help me with my work ty YILDIZ BEAUTY CONFIDENCE
Yildiz how will you manage a skin Necrosis or intra arterial injection with potential lethal embolism ? Or emissary vein infection and cavernous sinus thrombosis from injection in the mid face triangle? You’re playing with fire …
The diagram seems to show that the skin is so thick but in actual fact it is just thin. Makes me wonder how injectors know where exactly, I mean which layer, they are actually injecting.
Hi. Tim answers that at 16:13 :-)
you so handsome ,the content is clear.
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So basically hairdressers , physios and nurses pretty much shouldn’t be doing this as they have less or no medical competence to handle the complications. Necrosis , infections , abscesses … can even a good nurse handle an anaphylactic episode? Only a select few ….
It seems like you have something personal against nurses. Let me inform you the botox companies have nurse practioners that train mds to inject botox. Botox is not taught in medical school the nurses and md's are in the same training so get over it.
Botox is a totally different story opposed to fillers, it's very safe .
I did All that to me measure the doctor make look ugly young.
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Videos are always too long
Good topics though
Hi Lisa. Thanks for the feedback. If you follow Tim on Instagram we upload short snippets of the main items discussed. Another option is to watch it at double speed which you can do by clicking on the 3 dots. Interestingly we have had people comment that the videos are too short, so I guess it's subjective. Thanks for commenting, Miranda
there are always 2 groups in an class, those who already know all this and the topic is to long and people like me, this is new to me, and i watch the video in one sitting several time, so i would not miss anything. And yes maybe next time just fast forward to what interest you. I would hate for Tim to shorten it and leave something important out that would be benificial to me.
@@mirandapearcemindset thanks Miranda
@@ritablunt8721 fair point Rita