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Essentials of neuromodulation
Details on Dysport allergy
If using Dysport and the patient is allergic, the patient will complain of flu like symptoms or feeling run down like they are experiencing seasonal aller­gies or experiencing a sinus infection. Not all patients know that they have a milk protein allergy, and treatment with Dysport uncovers the allergy. Typ­ically no intervention is needed as it will self-resolve. However, it is appro­priate to suggest over the counter antihistamines or see their primary care or allergist for further testing and lifestyle modifications.
Before and after photos
Fig. 11.35 (A) Before photo. (B) After photo.
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Fig. 11.36 (A) Before photo. (B) After photo.
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Whether the patient smokes or not, the pesky little barcode lines above the upper lip can become a nuisance for the patients. Drinking through a straw, kissing, sun exposure, a history of cold sores can all affect the breakdown of this tissue. The orbicularis oris muscle is a powerful muscle with only a thin layer of fat over it to protect it, so it is natural that this would break down in the face of repetitive force. This area is best when treated in the preventative phase. If the patient has severe static rhytids, they will most likely need a proper prescription for rejuvenation; this would include CO
laser resurfa-
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cing, a series of microneedling, filler, and an at-home quality skincare line. This young patient had only 6 units of Botox placed just outside of the ver­million border to help lessen the hyper dynamism of the area. She had 4 units of Botox placed above the upper lip and two below the lower lip. This patient demonstrates a less forceful pursed-lip look in her after photo dem­onstrated in both Figs. 11.35A,B and 11.36A,B. Treatment in this area will help to prevent the rapid onset of aging in this area.
Treatment
Upper lip border 4 units Botox Lower lip border 2 units Botox Photos taken 2 weeks apart
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Neuromodulation technique of gingival show AKA gummy smile
Neuromodulation for gummy smile
A gummy smile is caused by a hyperdynamic levator labii superiors alaeque nasi. Typically the gingival show is about 2 mm above the gum line. As the lip pulls up, it also inverts or rolls inward, decreasing the amount of pink show left. Overexertion of this muscle can create deeper nasolabial folds as well. Other modalities can support much of what is done with neuromo­dulation. With the emerging proficiency in neuromodulation, the next step should be dermal fillers and skin resurfacing with a medical-grade skincare line to support and protect their in-office treatments.
Indications for treatment
Neuromodulation for injection is indicated for the temporary improvement in the appearance of moderate to severe lip lines, aka smokers lines.
Emotion/movement
Angry Tension Aged Whistle Blow kisses
Muscles in treatment area
Levator Labii Superioris Levator Labii Superioris alaeque nasi muscle (LLSAN) Zygomaticus major Zygomaticus minor Levator anguli oris
Muscles to be treated in the targeted zone
Levator Labii Superior Alaeque nasi muscle (LLSAN)
Special considerations
Reducing the gingival show will elongate the patients’ upper lip, and in the aged patient this may not be an ideal treatment; as a sign of aging is a length­ening of the upper lip.
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Complimentary locations to increase the efficacy
Depressor Anguli Oris (DAO) Mentalis Smokers lines
Treatment goals
Reduction of the gingival show when smiling. With the treatment of this area, keep in mind, it is a partial inhibition in this area. A heavy-handed dose would make the patient feel like t hey suffered paralysis and w ould present awkward oral incompetence for eating, drinking, speaking, and kissing.
Dosing
Women total dose 2–4 units; 1–2 units per side of Botox, Jeuveau, and Xeomin. Women total dose 5–10 units; 2.5–5 units per side units upper and lower Dysport. Men total dose 2–8 units; 1–4 units per side of Botox, Jeuveau and Xeomin. Men total dose 5–15 units; 2.5–7.5 units per side of Dysport.
Documentation
Medical history including allergies Medication Dose Lot number Expiration date Provider Equipment used. The treatment area and specific dose per injection point How the patient tolerated Treatment plan
Equipment
Medication Botox Jeuveau
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Xeomin Dysport Bacteriostatic saline or 0.9% preservative-free saline 3 mL luer lock syringe 27 Gauge luer lock 1 1/2 needle 2 2 non-woven gauze Alcohol Ice Bottle opener Marking pencil BD insulin Syringe 31 gauge ultra thin
Non-sterile gloves If needed, hemostats helps remove tight needles from luer lock or remove the metal portion of the bottle of the neuromodulator.
Assessment
The patient should be assessed in animation and at rest. Have the patient force a smile as hard as possible; this way, the true degree of gingival show can be displayed.
Pre-procedure steps
1. Consultation
2. Have patient sign consent and pre and post-procedure guidelines
3. Photographs at three angles at rest and animated (i) 50 degrees both left and right
(ii) 45 degrees both left and right
(iii) Straight on
4. Have the patient comfortably seated in an upright position.
5. Ensure adequate overhead lighting.
6. Mark out danger zones.
7. Additionally, mark out treatment areas with a marking pencil. Be sure
not to inject through the marking pencil as it can tattoo the patient.
8. Calculate dosing according to the desired look, anatomy, and area
being treated.
9. Draw up the medication, being sure not to dull the needle by touching
the sides of the glass bottle, or going through the rubber stopper with the intended injection needle.
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10. Cleanse the patients face thoroughly with a double cleanse and then chlorhexidine or alcohol (allow to dry).
Technique
1. Identify the treatment danger zones.
2. Locate the Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi Muscle (LLSAN)
muscle by asking the patient to smile as hard as they can.
3. Identify the point of injection and place the markings. This injection will be done without the patient animating.
4. The injector should be positioned on the treatment side.
5. Treat the patient with their head resting back against the headrest of the
chair and eyes closed.
6. Be sure that the patient is still cleansed and has not touched the treatment area since proper cleansing performed in the pre-procedural steps.
7. This injection should be performed while the muscle is at rest. Ask the patient to sneer or snarl. Specific populations will relate to the Elvis Presley lip sneer he did with his left upper lip.
8. The first injection point will be at nearly the uppermost part of the nasolabial fold. About 1–1.5 cm from the base of the nasal ala is where to inject the needle. Inject the needle about halfway into the tissue. Slowly inject 1–2 units of Botox, Xeomin, Jeuveau, or 2.5–5 units of Dysport. Dosing will depend on the strength of the muscle and the desired goal for relaxation of the muscle.
9. Repeat the same injections on the contralateral side.
10. Do not press or rub on the injection sites. If the patient happens to
bleed, apply gentle pressure to stop the bleeding. GENTLE. It is not advised to manipulate the product from the site as adverse events, and product migration can occur.
Results
Lengthening of the upper lip, reducing the amount of gingival show, and a softening of the nasolabial fold.
Within 3–10 days, pati ents will start to see gradual improvement of the dynamic and static wrinkles in the treated area. A t no time during the 2 weeks should more neuromodulator be injected in the same area.
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It takes a full 2 weeks for the product to take effect. All good things come to those who wa it. It is strongly advised that the patient come back in for a follow-up evaluation at 2 weeks. Discuss how the patient feels, how they like their results. Take after photos in the exact positions as the before photos.
Duration
Neuromodulators last anywhere from 2 to 4 months. The average dura­tion is about 3 months. It is essential to t he clients to let them know they will not be completely frozen the entire duration of the treatment. It will take about 2 weeks to become fully effective, and then at about 6–8weeks, the neuromodulator wi ll start to “break.” Break, meaning a little bit of expression or movement will start to come back, and the patient will notice this. Be sure to keep photos for the records so that they can be referred to for co mpari son. At times, patients will call at 6 weeks and state that all of their neuromodulator wor e off, and they need to be re-seen or re-treated. Pictures will come in handy here as it is likely they see the beginning stages of the reinnervation with baby sprouts of the nerve ter­minals.Itisnotnecessarytowaittillall of the patient’s movement is back. Retreatat3monthsbeforethefullexpression is restored; this way, they can train the muscles.
Follow up and special consideration
At the 2 weeks follow up:
It is common for some patients to still demonstrate movement in the area treated after treatment. Persistent wrinkling can be caused by inadequate dosing. Adding more neuromodulation at the follow up will help to com­plete the look in some instances.
If deep static wrinkling is persistent, educate the patient on the need for repeat treatments and or laser resurfacing. If adjacent hyperdynamic move­ment is the cause, it is advised to treat additional areas (Table 11.8).
Table 11.8 Complications and management table.
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Complications Cause Management
Bruising Puncture of a vessel Arnica oin tment
Avoid sun exposure to reduce
the risk of hemosideren
staining Swelling Trauma Ice Pain Trauma Ice and acetaminophen Headache Adverse event from
neuromodulation
Persistent
movement
Initial dose not adequate Muscle stronger than
anticipated
Lip ptosis Inadvertant injection into
the Levator Labii Superioris Alaequ e
Acetaminophen and real dark
cocoa
Consider Zinc deficiency Add additional dose in areas of
movement
Time Careful placement of a
corrective injectio n
Nasi
Oral
incompetence and drooling
Inadvertant injection into
the Levator Labii Superioris Alaequ e
Time
Nasi
No effect Consider Zinc deficiency
Report to the medical science
liaison of the maker of the
neuromodulation for
further guidance
Review medical history again,
are they on chelators, are
they zinc deficient, do they
have an underlying disease
not disclosed concerning
possible increased
metabolization
Review the reconstitution,
injections, dosing and
placement Dysport allergy Antihistamine
Follow up with primary care/
Allergist
Notate in chart new allergy
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Essentials of neuromodulation
Details on Dysport allergy
If using Dysport and the patient is allergic, the patient will complain of flu like symptoms or feeling run down like they are experiencing seasonal aller­gies or experiencing a sinus infection. Not all patients know that they have a milk protein allergy, and treatment with Dysport uncovers the allergy. Typically no intervention is needed as it will self-resolve. However, it is appropriate to suggest over the counter antihistamines or see their primary care or allergist for further testing and lifestyle modifications.
Before and after photos
Fig. 11.37 (A) Before photo. (B) After photo.
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Fig. 11.38 (A) Before photo. (B) After photo.
This patient has a captivating yet forceful smile. When she smiles, she pre­sents with a gingival show seen in Figs. 11.37A and 11.38A. She has a mild case of gingival show, but none the less it was essential to the client; there­fore, we addressed it for her. Two units of Botox were placed in the right and left levator labii superioris alaque nasi (LLSAN). About 3/4 cm from the alar groove laterally is where this injection point will be placed. It is not a