About this episode
The Injector Diaries feature in-depth conversations with injectors from around the globe, from newcomers to masters. We explore how and why they started injecting, the products they favour and what happens under the hood of their clinics.
In Chapter 20, Amsterdam cosmetic physician Dr Tom van Eijk shares his early mentorship in injectables and how he developed the Fern technique.
We discuss pricing by result rather than by syringe, public perception, regulation and pharma pressure, advice for new injectors, building his academy and teaching around the world, the overfilled aesthetics debate and the shift to natural results, ultrasound placement lessons, Sculptra and treatment planning, threads, skin boosters and toxins, toxin potency and dilution, regenerative hype versus data, and under-eye skin strengthening.
What you'll learn
- How the Fern technique came about
- Why Tom prices by result, not by syringe
- Lessons from the overfilled aesthetics debate
- What ultrasound has taught him about placement
- Sculptra and treatment planning
- Separating regenerative hype from data
Topics
- Injector diaries
- Dermal fillers
- Fern technique
- Ultrasound
- Sculptra
- Training
- Netherlands
Full transcript
The full transcript for this episode is coming soon.