Fundamentals

Applied Anatomy

Anatomy is the absolute truth. Mastering facial structures is a prerequisite for safety and surgical excellence.

"You cannot protect what you don't know. Anatomy is not memorization — it's surgical survival."

By Anatomical Region

01

Forehead and Temple

Upper Third

Anatomy of forehead, temple, and periorbital region. Foundation for Browlift.

Supraorbital nerveTemporal fasciaTemporal lineOrbital rim
02

Midface and Malar Region

Middle Third

Spaces, retaining ligaments, and critical nerves of the midface.

Pre-zygomatic spaceZygomatic ligamentFacial nerveSOOF
03

Mandibular Region

Lower Third

Anatomy of the mandible, jowl, and cervicofacial transition.

Mandibular ligamentJowl fatMarginal nervePlatysma
04

Neck

Cervical Region

Deep cervical anatomy for safe Deep Neck procedures.

PlatysmaDigastricSubmandibular glandCervical fascia

Cross-cutting Concepts

Structures spanning multiple regions

Surgical Spaces

Safe dissection planes

Retaining Ligaments

The anchors of the face

Facial Nerves

What to protect at all costs

Anatomy in Practice

In Institute courses, anatomy is taught in an applied way — always connected to surgical technique and intraoperative decisions.

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