Objectives: To explore the emerging role of robotics in injectable treatments, including automation, precision targeting, and safety enhancements. The talk outlines current innovations, clinical implications, and how robotics could transform aesthetic outcomes in the future.

Objectives: In this lecture, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of midface balance and harmonization, the critical elements required for achieving optimal facial aesthetics. They will learn about the anatomical and artistic aspects of facial harmony and the role of the midface in overall facial balance. This lecture will provide attendees with an in-depth understanding of the various techniques that can be used to achieve midface balance, with an emphasis on a combination approach that incorporates different modalities to achieve the best results.

Objectives: The famous Cole Porter song "You Do Something To Me" suggests that "do do that voodoo that you do so well, for you do something to me, that nobody else could do":
So can we achieve a best outcome that can perhaps defy personal or peer comparison?

Introduction: Using limited the resources of non-invasive injectables practitioners can achieve an exceptional aesthetic treatment outcome.

Materials / method: The presentation explores the creation of a beautiful outcome utilising fillers and botulinum toxin alone in bespoke design for female in her mid 60's, during a single session.

Results: The audience can reflect on the meritis outcome of this case presentation

Conclusion: Practitioners confined to a single session of non-invasive injectable procedure must respect both: the opportunity to maximising a patient's individual potential and the time honoured dictum that "less is more".

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