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I really appreciate how you went through this. I also love the fact that you acknowledge imperfections within yourself and as someone who readily has access to filler you choose to accept and own your look. Very good message.
The way you teach is so easy to follow ! And you give off such a comfort feeling that makes you want to learn more from you!! I’ll definitely be going back to watch your videos once I start my new journey as a cosmetic injector !! Thank you ! Ps. I love the message in the end !
I want your full training too! I understand that by law it cannot be in a public channel, but you are fantastic! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with everyone.
Hello Dan! I'm an ENT doctor and I've already tried out your techniques. They are absolutely successful!!! And the results are incredible! Thank you so much for this assistance!
For people watching. Fillers can provide amazing results. I go for fillers. But as Dan explains, I had isquemia on nose and nasolabial fold after filler inyection only on my nose tip (with a prior surgical rhinoplasty). Do watch his video about emergency treatment with hyaluronidase. So useful.
This video dissuaded me from using an ‘injector bunny’ recommended to me to save money. I instead booked with a licensed facial plastic surgeon. This was detailed and informative. I can’t thank you enough for this video !
Great to hear. I’m a Nurse Practitioner, but I’ve devoted an enormous amount of time to medical aesthetics. Knowledge, skill & judgment + passion and an aesthetic eye will outperform some plastic surgeons that focus on surgery, instead of injectables. But in general most Plastic Surgeons are terrific.
AWESOME! I have a depression in the center of the tip of my nose. It’s so ugly! I often consider getting filler in it but I’m afraid it might be possible to damage underlying structures and risk the depression being wider & more deep when it wears off and I might be too poor to keep up maintenance. I can’t risk making it uglier.
You are so amazing and knowledgeable! I love watching your videos! Where are you located? Also, can you do a video on how to fix a button nose or slighting upturned nose via liquid rhinoplasty? Are threads an appropriate thing to use on the bridge of the nose? Lastly, where all can we use threads? A video on this would be AMAZING! Thanks so much for taking the time to make us quality and educational videos!!!! You are awesome💜🤍💜🤍
Dan, your videos are so informative!!! Im so grateful to have stumbled on your channel. Im have been injecting for some years but there's always something new to learn from you! Please keep the videos coming. I find your content very well researched, and challenges me to rethink how I've always been taught to inject. The fact that you are so thorough in your anatomy ( that is rarely taught amongst injectors) is much needed and appreciated! Thanks lots!
I am following you a long time ago, and I love it! You are such an excellent professor! Sincerely, thanks for your videos and keep doing like this forever! ;) Hugs from Barcelona
hey Doc! I have a QUESTION 🙋♀️: why don’t doctors use a UV light for injections so they can see the arteries? or @ least map them before hand? p.s you didn’t have to flex your perfect nose on us
This video is outstanding! I love doing non-surgical rhinoplasty but it gives me anxiety. I do filler in my nose and I love it! I also use the BD syringe but I’ve been training in England with the cannula and it’s interesting to see how some trainers say avoid the cannula. Just curious, what are your thoughts on threads in the nose 👃?
Thanks for the information. This helps give me more clarity as I have an indentation on the right side of my nose that I want to get filled and went to two plastic surgeons who gave me opposite information. One said cannula would be safer with a softer filler and the other one said to inject deep without a cannula using a firmer filler like Restaylne lift. Lol so confusing
Hey Dan, I can’t thank you enough for sharing and taking the time to do those videos! One thing, you go over the injection of the injection of the collumela to lift the tip without giving any detail. How deep? Cc range that you put to correct the tip without adding to much projection? TT (thousand thanks)
Hello Dan! I really love your videos. You are truly a master in explaining the anatomy of the face and depicting the do's and don'ts of fillers. May I ask you, what is the little device called, you are using, measuring angles and the golden ratio 1:1,6 etc? Where can you purchase it? Best regards DocAmiri
Hey Dan love the content! Can you do a video on botox for hyperhydrosis? Also I know people would love to here you talk about Kybella or some form of PPC. thanks!
Thanks for the suggestions Paulina. It’s much appreciated. Unfortunately Health Canada prevents me from posting anything related to the effects of prescription products. Botox and Kybella/Belkyra are both prescription products... otherwise I’d be all over it. Keep the suggestions coming! Thanks! Dan
hello i had filler ten months ago with a surgeon as i have had previous surgeries so was very cautious however i have waited for months for the nasal bridge to slim down as it has been fat and bulbous since i had it done it was ok immediately after injection then it swelled up, i hate it. but he said its ok and i can have it dissolved but i am paniicking in case its dangerous or if it makes it worse? i dont think i needed it in the bridge only the end of my nose. can i send you a picture please. because its not gone as it i feel it should have it has left me unsure as to the efficiency of the dissolving too. is it dangerous injecting the bridge to dissolve also is it still as risky when you have it refilled again after the first time thankyou where are you at please
Should the needled be aspirated (pulled back to see if any blood goes into the needle) before injecting? I've heard that's best but I see many nurses and docs online just go right in and inject. I'm from Toronto and looking for a good professional for fillers for the bump on my nose as well as to add some volume to my right upper checkbone as I had an orbitable bone fracture about 5 years ago and all the fat on that side of my face has gone down (even with the cheekbone implant put in a few weeks ago) I may see about a visit to Ottawa ;)
Hey Dan. I love you videos! I have one question. Do you know where I could find and order good quality calipers (angle caliper in this video) and the golden ratio caliper you are using? Thanks!:)
Good video, but I strongly disagree when you saying that using cannulas over needles is more dangerous. The round tips of the cannulas have less ( and a lot) chance to go trough an artery that a needle. Moreover, with the needle you need to pierce throughly the skin at multiple spots to inject, using a cannula yiu going to use the same first hole that you made with your needle. Many reports prove that using a cannula prevents things like blindness or occlusion. Thanks
This is extremely valuable information, thank you. I have been looking at liquid tip plasty options only. I am happy with the bridge and straightness of my nose, but the tip is very spherical/ too bulbous - particularly when I smile it droops. It does seem like the tip is a little more low risk to work with. Do you know how long a liquid tip plasty would last, and if so would it migrate as does most filler around the face. I would have thought that due to the amount of cartilage, perhaps not so much migration would occur, but I could be wrong.
I read on other sites that the most common patients for filler are those who had rhinoplasty gone wrong. But your video says rhinoplasty patients are too high risk. I’m confused and feeling a bit hopeless. Can you reaffirm there’s no solution. I’ve already spent a fortune on a correction which further went the opposite direction than I hoped for. I just want to look like me again. Feeling quite traumatized. This was my one hope to feel myself again. Please please respond
i just watched a video where a lady injected right that artery across the bridge and the dr said it was normal she was bleeding so much but u could tell she was panicking
Hi Dan! I really enjoy watching you and listening to your knowledgeable insight. I had CLOSED rhinoplasty over 10 years ago. It left my nose a little droopy and long looking. I'm interested in having the tip lifted as you explained with a bolus placed at the base of the nose. My question is :am I still a candidate even though I've had rhinoplasty in the past? Does it matter that it was only a closed procedure and no cuts were made? Thank you so much for taking the time out to answer. Have a beautiful day 🙂
Hi Dr. Could you tell me if this applies for botox to slim the nose too? I went to this clinic that told me I could slim mine with the application of botox around the sides of the nose.
Since filler can migrate (and lasts much longer than seen) assuming everything goes well in the procedure what's stopping blindness much later after the procedure?
This sounds risky, even with the right injector, and especially if you have to do it multiple times because it’s not permanent. Is a rhinoplasty less risky?
So, if I had a standard rhinoplasty before and I just want to have a minor adjustment with a filler, it’s a bad idea? The arteries are shifted and it’s dangerous? Did I understand that correctly?
wait between the eyes is ok?? i have a bump on my nose and its quite high unfortunately i want it straightened out without the avatar look but i was told in a consultation that i would have to have filler put in at the tip and to straighten the bump out
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that spot is literally where I want my filler but it still has me scared now lol
same LMAO
@@shuddup3618had it done without any complications... just go with small amounts
I really appreciate how you went through this. I also love the fact that you acknowledge imperfections within yourself and as someone who readily has access to filler you choose to accept and own your look. Very good message.
The way you teach is so easy to follow ! And you give off such a comfort feeling that makes you want to learn more from you!! I’ll definitely be going back to watch your videos once I start my new journey as a cosmetic injector !!
Thank you !
Ps. I love the message in the end !
Thank you all for the positivity. Protractor link posted.
Danesthetics Medical please can you post link for the protractor please thank you. Loving the videos 😃
Is this solution is permanent or for some years.. n whats the cost ? And can you slim the nostrils too ?
I want your full training too! I understand that by law it cannot be in a public channel, but you are fantastic! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with everyone.
Can you do my nonsurgical rhinoplasty for me? 😂I'm in Ottawa
@@OfficialSnowhite Absolutely. Please contact Third Avenue Spa on Bank street to set up an appointment.
Hello Dan! I'm an ENT doctor and I've already tried out your techniques. They are absolutely successful!!! And the results are incredible! Thank you so much for this assistance!
Hi Dr. Alice. Thank you so much for your kind words and positive feedback. All the best to you!
Dan
For people watching. Fillers can provide amazing results. I go for fillers. But as Dan explains, I had isquemia on nose and nasolabial fold after filler inyection only on my nose tip (with a prior surgical rhinoplasty). Do watch his video about emergency treatment with hyaluronidase. So useful.
Thanks Rene!
This video dissuaded me from using an ‘injector bunny’ recommended to me to save money. I instead booked with a licensed facial plastic surgeon. This was detailed and informative. I can’t thank you enough for this video !
Great to hear. I’m a Nurse Practitioner, but I’ve devoted an enormous amount of time to medical aesthetics. Knowledge, skill & judgment + passion and an aesthetic eye will outperform some plastic surgeons that focus on surgery, instead of injectables. But in general most Plastic Surgeons are terrific.
What a wonderful person, the only person I’ve seen that is so honest informative and thorough , wished you were based in London England.
Dr I love the way u explain. Best doctor ever.❤ can u show us live infection on your face or on human face .please
Hi Shaima, thank you for those kind words. Just an FYI, I’m a Nurse Practitioner, so call me Dan :)
AWESOME! I have a depression in the center of the tip of my nose. It’s so ugly! I often consider getting filler in it but I’m afraid it might be possible to damage underlying structures and risk the depression being wider & more deep when it wears off and I might be too poor to keep up maintenance. I can’t risk making it uglier.
Me too 🤔😥
Very informative and well explained video. The only time I had a complication was when I used a canula. Nice channel, keep posting 👍🏻
I had this procedure ten years ago. Had I known these risks I never would have been open to the severe risks.
Did it go wrong?
no it went fine @@jlecampana
Wow! Amazing explanation! Best one I have seen so far.
Great job, Doc!!! I absolutely loved your video. Very informative.
Love your videos. You present information in such a detailed, yet succinct way. You’re a great educator.
Derick L Thanks Derek. I appreciate all the support. Glad to hear you’re enjoying the content.
All the best!
Dan
The best video I’ve watched on fillers! Very informative and professional.
He is the best at explaining things
your are the best ,i like your way of enplaning and delivering information , i am a doctor and good injector ,but i enjoy listening to you
Thank you for your demonstration and explanation! I'm looking to have this done and this video helped me learn a lot about the procedure!
You are so amazing and knowledgeable! I love watching your videos! Where are you located? Also, can you do a video on how to fix a button nose or slighting upturned nose via liquid rhinoplasty? Are threads an appropriate thing to use on the bridge of the nose? Lastly, where all can we use threads? A video on this would be AMAZING! Thanks so much for taking the time to make us quality and educational videos!!!! You are awesome💜🤍💜🤍
Thank you doc! I have been dying to look for one of these tools and learn how to use them to measure facial profile. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
nonsense2846 my pleasure :) Thanks for commenting
You are absolutely amazing. Such a great teacher
Thanks!
Dan, your videos are so informative!!! Im so grateful to have stumbled on your channel. Im have been injecting for some years but there's always something new to learn from you! Please keep the videos coming. I find your content very well researched, and challenges me to rethink how I've always been taught to inject. The fact that you are so thorough in your anatomy ( that is rarely taught amongst injectors) is much needed and appreciated! Thanks lots!
Thanks! Much appreciated :)
Amazing detail and your teaching technique is spot on 🤩
Thank u so much. After much research, I’ve decided to go ahead with a bridge injection (nasion) with an experienced nasal injector.
I am following you a long time ago, and I love it! You are such an excellent professor! Sincerely, thanks for your videos and keep doing like this forever! ;) Hugs from Barcelona
All of ur videos r so informative and helpful. I’d like to request for a video on under eye filler treatment. All ur videos r much appreciated.
Thanks! Much appreciated. I’ll do a video on my approach to tear troughs shortly.
All the best,
Dan
I'm too scared to do this..too many arteries.. =o
hey Doc! I have a QUESTION 🙋♀️: why don’t doctors use a UV light for injections so they can see the arteries? or @ least map them before hand?
p.s you didn’t have to flex your perfect nose on us
Thanks! Very clear. I love your videos, help me a lot a give me confidence. Do you have any training online? Cheers🙌
I’m looking into it!
Thanks for another awesome video! Dan.
Thank you for the positivity!
Take care.
Dan
It's Hugh Jackman's cousin!
Love the video! Can you please do a video on filler depth with the needle
Very well explained..grt job
Thank you!
U are amazing! I love your videos its right to the point and evidence based.
Thanks Lili. I appreciate that. More to come!
Dan
This video is outstanding! I love doing non-surgical rhinoplasty but it gives me anxiety. I do filler in my nose and I love it! I also use the BD syringe but I’ve been training in England with the cannula and it’s interesting to see how some trainers say avoid the cannula.
Just curious, what are your thoughts on threads in the nose 👃?
I’m very intrigued about Fillers in the nose. Much safer, but I have a feeling it’s less precise. Not sure though. I’ll be taking that course soon!
Yes and I wonder if the patient feels the thread in the nose like they would feel some foreign object in their tissue. 🤷🏽♀️
Where are you located? I'd love to have a consultation with you to see if I am a candidate.
Did you said it can cause blindness. Omg forget it I will keep my ugly big nose thanks to my mom🥰🙂
Thanks for the information. This helps give me more clarity as I have an indentation on the right side of my nose that I want to get filled and went to two plastic surgeons who gave me opposite information. One said cannula would be safer with a softer filler and the other one said to inject deep without a cannula using a firmer filler like Restaylne lift. Lol so confusing
This is very helpful. Thank you so much for sharing 🙏
Is the tip of the nose a danger zone?
your videos are great Dan thank you!
too bad you dont make videos with live models
Hey Dan,
I can’t thank you enough for sharing and taking the time to do those videos! One thing, you go over the injection of the injection of the collumela to lift the tip without giving any detail. How deep? Cc range that you put to correct the tip without adding to much projection?
TT (thousand thanks)
Go deep (6-8mm) and give up to 0.4cc of filler. Start with 0.2cc bolus and add more if needed.
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Hello Dan! I really love your videos. You are truly a master in explaining the anatomy of the face and depicting the do's and don'ts of fillers. May I ask you, what is the little device called, you are using, measuring angles and the golden ratio 1:1,6 etc? Where can you purchase it?
Best regards DocAmiri
👋🏼 Google Golden means calliper by Taylor
Really enjoyed every single video of yours. Please can you mention what the name of the tool you are using
Golden means calliper - Tailor. Look it up!
Hi ☺️ where can I find your work tools ? I love them and I think they can help me and my job.
Great information 👏🏼
Thanks! Feel free to check out my All Access Pass czcams.com/channels/IP0tRZkyC0r-cRYZBGg0Sg.htmljoin
Hi ! Where can I buy the instrument to measure the angles ? I tried find it on internet but couldn’t find it
I think I’m in love with you, you’re such a cool, layback and amazing instructor 😍
Great video. Thanks for sharing. 😊🥰
My pleasure. Happy you’re enjoying the content!
Dan
Hi,
Thanks for sharing. Do you aspirate when working on the nose? What gauge and length BD syringe do you use please?
over 80 people have went blind from this already!?
Jordan Sparks It’s less than 1 in 100,000 chance. But it happens.
Very educational. 👍
Thank you your tutorial so great full
where does nose filler usually migrates?
Hey Dan love the content! Can you do a video on botox for hyperhydrosis? Also I know people would love to here you talk about Kybella or some form of PPC. thanks!
Thanks for the suggestions Paulina. It’s much appreciated. Unfortunately Health Canada prevents me from posting anything related to the effects of prescription products. Botox and Kybella/Belkyra are both prescription products... otherwise I’d be all over it.
Keep the suggestions coming!
Thanks!
Dan
Nice and informative blod Doc.
Thanks! I’m an NP. Call me Dan :)
Dry humor and esthetics? Awesome! Haha
hello i had filler ten months ago with a surgeon as i have had previous surgeries so was very cautious however i have waited for months for the nasal bridge to slim down as it has been fat and bulbous since i had it done it was ok immediately after injection then it swelled up, i hate it. but he said its ok and i can have it dissolved but i am paniicking in case its dangerous or if it makes it worse? i dont think i needed it in the bridge only the end of my nose. can i send you a picture please. because its not gone as it i feel it should have it has left me unsure as to the efficiency of the dissolving too. is it dangerous injecting the bridge to dissolve also is it still as risky when you have it refilled again after the first time thankyou where are you at please
Should the needled be aspirated (pulled back to see if any blood goes into the needle) before injecting?
I've heard that's best but I see many nurses and docs online just go right in and inject.
I'm from Toronto and looking for a good professional for fillers for the bump on my nose as well as to add some volume to my right upper checkbone as I had an orbitable bone fracture about 5 years ago and all the fat on that side of my face has gone down (even with the cheekbone implant put in a few weeks ago)
I may see about a visit to Ottawa ;)
Hey Dan. I love you videos! I have one question. Do you know where I could find and order good quality calipers (angle caliper in this video) and the golden ratio caliper you are using? Thanks!:)
Good video, but I strongly disagree when you saying that using cannulas over needles is more dangerous. The round tips of the cannulas have less ( and a lot) chance to go trough an artery that a needle. Moreover, with the needle you need to pierce throughly the skin at multiple spots to inject, using a cannula yiu going to use the same first hole that you made with your needle.
Many reports prove that using a cannula prevents things like blindness or occlusion.
Thanks
But as he says...most of the cases of blindness have been in those procedures using cannula
This is extremely valuable information, thank you.
I have been looking at liquid tip plasty options only. I am happy with the bridge and straightness of my nose, but the tip is very spherical/ too bulbous - particularly when I smile it droops.
It does seem like the tip is a little more low risk to work with.
Do you know how long a liquid tip plasty would last, and if so would it migrate as does most filler around the face. I would have thought that due to the amount of cartilage, perhaps not so much migration would occur, but I could be wrong.
Any chance of blindness tells me no way am I doing this
I'd love to have you do mine!!! Wish you weren't so far away
Great videos. Can you have Botox at the base of the nose to suppress the muscle AND have filler at the base to lift the tip at the same time?
I read on other sites that the most common patients for filler are those who had rhinoplasty gone wrong. But your video says rhinoplasty patients are too high risk. I’m confused and feeling a bit hopeless. Can you reaffirm there’s no solution. I’ve already spent a fortune on a correction which further went the opposite direction than I hoped for. I just want to look like me again. Feeling quite traumatized. This was my one hope to feel myself again. Please please respond
hello, I am a doctor in los Angeles, how do I order that tool you have in this video. thanks.
God bless you for sharing
Hello dan, what about injection in the collumela ? Is it safe ? And could we go deep in the tip if were Always central ?
Hey Dan, How do you do the transfer of fillers to the BD needle? and which fillers do you like for the nose? Thanks
I prefer the position on his nose naturally! 😃
Hi doctor.how about hylluric acid nose augmentation its not a risk? And how many years that long?
i just watched a video where a lady injected right that artery across the bridge and the dr said it was normal she was bleeding so much but u could tell she was panicking
Where do you find/purchase the angle measuring device you use in this video? Thanks in advance!
Hi Sr Nesbia, Google golden means calliper by tailor. All the best
@@danestheticsmedical hi Dr. which one is it specifically they have a a variety on the website.
Hi Dan! I really enjoy watching you and listening to your knowledgeable insight. I had CLOSED rhinoplasty over 10 years ago. It left my nose a little droopy and long looking. I'm interested in having the tip lifted as you explained with a bolus placed at the base of the nose. My question is :am I still a candidate even though I've had rhinoplasty in the past? Does it matter that it was only a closed procedure and no cuts were made? Thank you so much for taking the time out to answer. Have a beautiful day 🙂
That’s a tricky one. I know that some plastic surgeons are comfortable doing it. I tend to play it safe, and avoid the risk.
Thanks for commenting!
i read that after rhynolasty the bloodvessels around the nose can change
@@danestheticsmedical is it possible to have a rhinoplasty after getting nose fillers/ botox ?
Now I'm scared 😢
Hello when you talk about pinching and injecting in the middle between the 2 nostrils to raise the tip, does it have arteries there?
Thanks.you are Great kindness
Hi
How do you inject a thick g prime filler through BD syringe? Its always been difficult to push through the small needle.
Hello, at what angle do you introduce the needle? Do you aim the bone-cartilage junction ?
What is the depth? Do you use BD needle? Thank you! Daniela
90° deep, all the way. Yes, bd syringe!
Hi Dr. Could you tell me if this applies for botox to slim the nose too? I went to this clinic that told me I could slim mine with the application of botox around the sides of the nose.
I've read that this is used often to touch up or modify the nose after a traditional nose job. Is that incorrect?
For lateral nose filler, I thought a high g prime filler wouldn't retrograde because of its high viscosity.
Hi dr. Dan, how about lips injection? Is it risky?
Omg someone from Ottawa!
Since filler can migrate (and lasts much longer than seen) assuming everything goes well in the procedure what's stopping blindness much later after the procedure?
thank you.
This sounds risky, even with the right injector, and especially if you have to do it multiple times because it’s not permanent. Is a rhinoplasty less risky?
If blindness happens, is it temporary or permanent?
Hi Dan, how long do you aspirate for with BD syringe?
So is the nose tip safer to inject in then in between the eyes? I’m looking to only have to nose tip more defined / pointer
Wait so how deep is deep so it won’t hit an artery? Would it be an inch or more
So, if I had a standard rhinoplasty before and I just want to have a minor adjustment with a filler, it’s a bad idea? The arteries are shifted and it’s dangerous? Did I understand that correctly?
wait between the eyes is ok?? i have a bump on my nose and its quite high unfortunately i want it straightened out without the avatar look but i was told in a consultation that i would have to have filler put in at the tip and to straighten the bump out
I just had this done & now I’m scared
Keep us updated please!
@@TheAwesomeOne533 no issues with blindness! Love the results & my injector did everything @danestethics mentioned in the video! (:
hai Dan i want to buy the instruments that you are using. can you sand me a link? compliments!
If I just wanted to lift the tip, is there still a high risk?
There’s always a risk. The knowledge, skill and judgment of your injector is also going to be a factor of risk.
Hi Dan, me again 🙋♀️ what is the name of the tool you use to measure the angles? Thanks x
I have no affiliations, but I purchased mine here. goldenmeancalipers.com
awesome