
Introduction to Anti-Wrinkle Treatments
Anti-wrinkle treatments are among the most widely performed non-surgical aesthetic procedures globally. These treatments involve the use of purified botulinum toxin type A to temporarily relax targeted facial muscles, reducing the appearance of dynamic wrinkles and preventing the formation of deeper lines over time.
Dynamic wrinkles are caused by repetitive facial expressions such as frowning, smiling, and squinting. By carefully administering anti-wrinkle injections into specific muscles, practitioners can achieve a smoother, more refreshed, and natural-looking appearance while maintaining facial expression.
Anti-wrinkle treatments are minimally invasive, quick to perform, and require little to no downtime, making them an essential foundation skill for any practitioner entering aesthetic medicine.
Common Anti-Wrinkle Pharmaceutical Brands
Globally and in clinical practice, several well-established botulinum toxin brands are used, including:
Dysport® (Ipsen)
Xeomin® (Merz)
Jeuveau® (Evolus)
Nuceiva® (Evolus)
Azzalure® (Ipsen – Europe)

Common Treatment Areas & Indications

Upper Face
Frown Lines (Glabellar Lines)
Area between the eyebrows. Caused by contraction of corrugator and procerus muscles. Creates a smoother, less “angry” or tired appearance.
Forehead Lines
Horizontal lines across the forehead caused by frontalis muscle activity. Treatment softens lines while maintaining natural brow movement.
Crow’s Feet (Lateral Canthal Lines)
Lines around the outer corners of the eyes caused by orbicularis oculi muscle. Helps create a more youthful and relaxed eye appearance.



Bunny Lines
Lines on the sides of the nose.
Lip Flip
Subtle enhancement of the upper lip by relaxing surrounding muscles.
Downturned Mouth (DAO)
Corners of the mouth that pull downward.
Chin (Mentalis)
Pebbled or dimpled chin appearance.
Jawline / Masseter
Teeth grinding, jaw clenching, and facial slimming in selected patients.

Lower Face

Day 1
How Anti-Wrinkle Treatments Are Taught in Training
Our training is structured to ensure participants develop both theoretical understanding and practical confidence.
Day 1 – Theory & Demonstration
Participants will learn:
- Fundamentals of botulinum toxin
- Facial anatomy (muscles of expression)
- Patient consultation and assessment
- Indications and contraindications
- Dosage principles and dilution techniques
- Injection mapping for upper face areas
- Safety protocols and complication management
Live demonstrations are conducted by expert trainers, showcasing proper techniques, patient positioning, and injection precision.
Day 2 – Hands-On Practical Training
Participants will perform anti-wrinkle injections on live models, practicing:
- Frown lines
- Forehead lines
- Crow’s feet
Learn:
- Injection depth and angles
- Dose placement and control
- Symmetry and aesthetic balance
- Patient communication during procedures
All procedures are conducted under close supervision, ensuring safety, accuracy, and confidence-building.

Day 2
Outcome of Training
By the end of the session, participants will be able to:

Certification
