Join Dr. Evgenia Shelemba for a focused male facial assessment featuring a 49-year-old model who recently lost ~8 kg. You’ll learn how male goals differ from female aesthetics, how to map deficits (temples, mid-face, jawline, chin), and how to build a structured plan: collagen stimulation for skin quality and volume, high-G’ HA to strengthen, and targeted neurotoxin to soften periorbital dynamics. The lesson emphasizes achieving a rectangular, masculine contour.

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• Key differences in male vs female assessment and ideal facial shapes
  
  
• Identifying temporal hollowing, mid-face deflation, and lower-third weakness
  
  
• When and where to use collagen stimulators to improve firmness and thickness
  
  
• Selecting high-G’ HA for jawline angles and chin
  
  
• Dynamic assessment (smile) to reveal periorbital rhytids and plan neurotoxin
  
  
• Communicating realistic outcomes after rapid weight loss

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• Learn a repeatable male facial assessment framework (no injections shown)
  
  
• Distinguish male vs female aesthetic goals and identify deficit patterns after weight loss
  
  
• Build confident treatment plans: when to consider collagen stimulation, where structure may need HA, and when toxin might be appropriate—planning only
  
  
• Improve dynamic assessment (e.g., smile test) to document periorbital lines and prioritize areas
  
  
• Strengthen patient communication: set expectations, discuss options/risks, and obtain informed consent
  
  
• Practice sequencing and prioritization on a real case to guide future consultations

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By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Perform a structured male facial assessment for a male patient after a weight loss
• Define a rectangular goal contour
  
  
• Design a plan to address temporal and mid-face volume loss with a collagen stimulator
  
  
• Strengthen the lower third using high-G’ HA at the jawline angles and chin for masculine width and projection
  
  
• Use dynamic evaluation to guide safe, effective periorbital neurotoxin placement

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