About this episode
Associate Professor Greg Goodman is a Melbourne dermatologist who has been at the forefront of injectables since the very beginning and is a globally renowned expert in their complications.
We explore the early days of injectable medicine, from collagen fillers and early Botox in Australia to modern fillers, how Professor Goodman rose to prominence, and concerns about commoditisation and training. We then go deep into feared complications: bruising and swelling, cannula versus needle, vascular occlusion and its warning signs, emergency hyaluronidase protocols, patient communication, tear trough longevity and delayed-onset nodules.
What you'll learn
- Recognising early signs of vascular occlusion
- Emergency hyaluronidase protocols
- Managing bruising and swelling
- What causes delayed-onset nodules
Topics
- Complications
- Vascular occlusion
- Hyaluronidase
- History of aesthetics
- Australia
Full transcript
The full transcript for this episode is coming soon.