DDS, PhD, Professor
Hee-Jin Kim
Anatomically, the face is the most complicated structure of the human body. Especially, the structure of facial muscles including nerves and vessels is very variable and has the racial differences. Recently, the importance on the facial anatomy has been reconsidered as the interest on the facial aesthetics is increasing. The aesthetic physicians and experts should understand the anatomy of the facial musculature. Through this basic anatomy course, we would like to share the basic anatomy of the face and neck and the individual variations of the face related to minimally-invasive procedures for the safe and efficient clinical applications.
- Division in Anatomy & Developmental Biology, Department of Oral Biology
Yonsei University College of Dentistry, Seoul, Korea
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Director / Brain Korea 21 FOUR Project, Department of Applied Life Science (http://bk21-dent.yonsei.ac.kr) Editor-in-Chief / Anatomy and Cell Biology (ACB, http://www.acbjournal.com) Associate Editor / Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy (Europe, https://www.springer.com/journal/276) Associate Editor / Clinical Anatomy (USA, https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10982353) Associate Editor / European J of Anatomy Vice President / Korean Academy of Dental Science (www.kads.or.kr) Vice President / Korean University Archery Association President / GALAA (Global Association of Leaders in Aesthetics and Anatomy) (www.galaa.asia) President / Korean Academy of the history of Dentistry President / Korea Student Cycling Federation (www.kscycling.or.kr)
RECENTLY RELEASED
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Chapter 3. Clinical anatomy of the midface and perioral region for jowl and marionette line liftingPerforators on face, Facial retaining ligaments, Jowl lifting, SMAS, Facial nerve, Parotid gland, Marionette line lifting, Facial artery
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Chapter 2. Clinical anatomy of the temple and midface for midface lifting proceduresMidface lifting, Superficial temporal artery, Pinching technique
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Chapter 1. Introduction for PDO thread lifting proceduresFacial skin thickness, Facial superficial fat topography, A case of thread lifting procedures
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Chapter 9. Novel injection for the nasojugal groove and nasolabial fold augmentation procedureIntraoral approach, Infraorbital space, Prezygomatic space, oral mucosa, Intraoral chin augmentation, Nasojugal groove, Nasolabial fold
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Chapter 8. Clinical anatomy of the perioral and lower face for filler augmentation proceduresHollow cheek, Superficial buccal fat, Mentalis muscle, Submental artery, Superior and inferior labial arteries, Vermillion border, Subzygomatic depression, Marionett line, Chin, Lip
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Chapter 7. Clinical anatomy of the nasolabial fold for filler augmentation procedureFacial artery, Exposed segment of facial artery, Detoured branch, Infraorbital artery, Deep medial cheek fat pad, Superior and inferior labial arteries, Nasolabial fold
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Chapter 6. Clinical anatomy of the nose for filler augmentation proceduresInfratip lobule, Perinasal muscle, Dorsal nasal artery, Lateral nasal artery, Angular artery, Deep fatty layer, Nose tip, Columellar branch, Intercanthal vein, Radix, Nasal dorsum
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Chapter 5. Clinical anatomy of the midface for filler augmentation proceduresInferior medial palpebral artery, Prezygomatic space, Infraorbital trunk of facial artery, Angular artery, Tear trough ligament, Medial muscular band of orbicularis oculi muscle, Inferior palpebral vein, Pretarsal roll, Nasojugal groove, Tear trough
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Chapter 4. Clinical anatomy for the temple augmentation procedure (II)Potential spaces for temple augmentation, ROOF and subSMAS fat, Superficial and deep temple augmentation procedures
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Chapter 3. Clinical anatomy for the temple augmentation procedure (I)Superficial and deep temporal fascia, Temporal fat pad, Middle temporal vein, Sentinel vein, Deep temporal arteries, Parotid temporal fascia, Temple
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Chapter 2. Clinical anatomy of the glabella and sunken eye for filler augmentation procedures.Midline vessels, Intercanthal vein, Supraperiosteal layer, Orbital septum, Emerging point of ophthalmic artery, Glabella, Sunken eye
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Chapter 1. Essential vascular and clinical anatomy for the forehead filler augmentation procedureFacial artery, Ophthalmic artery, Supratrochlear and supraorbital arteries, ROOF, Superficial temporal artery, Galeal layer, Forehead
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Chapter 11. Clinical anatomy of the masticatory muscle for botulinum toxin injections (II)Deep inferior tendon, Masseteric hypertrophy, Temporalis hypertrophy, Temporalis muscle, Deep temoral nerves, Salivary gland hypertrophy
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Chapter 10. Clinical anatomy of the masticatory muscle for botulinum toxin injections (I)Masseteric hypertrophy, Masseter muscle, Masseteric nerve, Risorius muscle, Deep inferior tendon
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Chapter 9. Clinical anatomy of the lip and chin for botulinum toxin injectionsCobblestone chin, Mentalis muscle, Facial palsy, Risorius muscle
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Chapter 8. Clinical anatomy of the nasolabial fold and mouth for botulinum toxin injectionsNasolabial fold, Mouth corner drooping, Depressor anguli oris muscle, Purse string lips, Orbicularis oris muscle
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Chapter 7. Clinical anatomy of the nose and perioral region for botulinum toxin injectionsPerinasal musculature, Depressor septi nasi muscle, Plunged tip of nose, Alar band, Zygomaticus minor muscle, Perioral musculature, Modiolus, Zygomaticus major muscle, Asymmetric animation & smile
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Chapter 6. Clinical anatomy of the midface for botulinum toxin injectionsClinical anatomy of the midface for botulinum toxin injections
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Chapter 5. Clinical anatomy of the radix and dorsum of nose for botulinum toxin injectionsGlabellar frown lines, corrugator supercilii muscle, Perinasal regions, Bunny lines
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Chapter 4. Clinical anatomy of the periorbital regions for botulinum toxin injectionsPeriorbital region, Orbicularis oculi muscle, Depressor supercilii muscle, Zygomaticus minor muscle, Crow's fit, Sentinel vein
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Chapter 3. Clinical anatomy of the forehead for botulinum toxin injectionsHorizontal forehead lines, Frontalis, SMAS, Forehead topography, Glabellar transverse lines, Procerus
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Chapter 2. Introduction for the botulinum toxin injections (II)Facial muscles, Facial nerve distribution
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Chapter 1. Introduction for the botulinum toxin injections (I)Terminologies of the aging sign, Facial skin thickness, Facial superficial fat topography, Botulinum rebalancing
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Chapter 14. Clinical anatomy of the vascular system of the face and neck (IV)Perinasal vasculature, Labial artery, Submental artery
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Chapter 13. Clinical anatomy of the vascular system of the face and neck (IV)Vascular distribution, Facial artery, Superficial temporal artery, Transverse facial artery, Ophthalmic artery, Deep temporal artery, Facial vein
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Chapter 12. Clinical anatomy of the vascular system of the face and neck (II)Vascular distribution, Facial artery, Superficial temporal artery, Infraorbital artery, Ophthalmic artery, Facial vein
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Chapter 11. Clinical anatomy of the vascular system of the face and neck (I)Vascular distribution, Facial artery, Ophthalmic artery, Facial vein
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Chapter 10. Clinical anatomy of the nerve distribution of the face and neckNerve distribution, Facial nerve, Trigeminal nerve, Cervical nerves
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Chapter 9. Clinical anatomy of the facial musculature (VI)Platysma, Superficial cervical fascia, Masseter, Temporalis, Risorius
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Chapter 7. Clinical anatomy of the facial musculature (IV)Lower face, Perioral muscles, Nasolabial fold, Modiolus
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Chapter 6. Clinical anatomy of the facial musculature (III)Midface, Upper lip elevators, Nose, Perinasal muscles
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Chapter 5. Clinical anatomy of the facial musculature (II)Upper face, Frontalis, Procerus, Nasalis, Orbicularis oculi, Depressor supercilii, Corrugator supercilii
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Chapter 4. Clinical anatomy of the facial musculature (I)Facial muscles, Scalp, SMAS, Platysma, Facial animation
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Chapter 3. Anatomy of the facial aging (III) from the anthropological viewAnthropology, facial beauty, facial landmarks
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Chapter 2. Anatomy of the facial aging (II)Facial aging, Facial retaining ligaments, SMAS, facial musculature, facial skin
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Chapter 1. Anatomy of the facial aging (I)Facial aging, Facial skeleton, Facial fat tissues, Facial retaining ligaments
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