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Alastair Carruthers, MD, FRCP(C)
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On-Demand Activities

Beyond Basic Dermal Filler Applications Beyond Basic Dermal Filler Applications
This CME-certified activity provides information on appropriate treatment options, including soft-tissue filler and autologous fat transfer, for volumizing the mid-face region. Included is a discussion of the consultation process, a method to achieve improved knowledge and competency in these areas.

Selecting Appropriate Dermal Fillers for Aesthetic Enhancement of the Face Selecting Appropriate Dermal Fillers for Aesthetic Enhancement of the Face
This CME-certified, case-based, self-study course offers an intriguing
look at the full spectrum of dermal fillers and their application in clinical practice with regard to specific patient criteria, including ethnicity and
social history. The case studies are accompanied by video
demonstrations of an actual consultation with a patient and her subsequent treatment session. In addition, the activity contains a fully referenced slide kit discussing in detail the commercially
available dermal fillers, with information on indications, contra-
indications, adverse events, and typical results.

Laser Therapy for Facial Photodamage Laser Therapy for Facial Photodamage

This CME-certified activity provides information on appropriate laser treatment options for facial photodamage. Included is a discussion of the consultation process, offering insight into ways in which the patient can become a partner in selecting, scheduling, and receiving optimal treatment, taking into account personal and occupational obligations.


Other CME Opportunities

Current Concepts in Facial Aesthetics: Consensus Recommendations for Botulinum Toxin Type A (BoNTA) and Hyaluronic Acid (HA) Fillers

CME Webinar archive featuring Drs Steven Fagien, Steven Dayan, and Jessica Wu. Presentations focus on best practices for BoNTA and HA fillers used alone and in combination for the upper, middle, and lower face.