Cadaver Workshop
Dermatology 1 December · Daegu Catholic University Medical Center · Daegu, South Korea
Facial Topography: Clinical Anatomy of the Face for Aesthetic Medicine
The purposes of this Cadaver Workshop are to demonstrate morphologic and spatial relationships of the facial muscles with the surrounding structures, especially focusing on the muscles related to wrinkles. In addition, to distinguish the muscles that underlie the wrinkles will be helpful for safer and more-efficient BoNT-A treatments for various wrinkles and filler injection.
This year's program is an excellent opportunity for both beginners and seasoned experts in dermatology. Take part to improve your skills, gain through understanding of and achieve the best possible outcomes.


- Free interpreting service (English)
- Certificate of completion is awarded to all participants
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Mi-Sun Hur Department of Anatomy, Daegu Catholic University School of Medicine, Daegu, Korea
- Introduction
- The BoNT-A and filler injection are widely-applied techniques for aesthetic medicine. The facial muscles are usually interdigitated with their surrounding muscles in narrow regions. Thus, when injecting BoNT-A into the facial muscles, its spreading and effect should be considered based on the accurate anatomical structures.
- Materials / Method
- During dissecting cadavers, I would like to show how to approach the anatomical structures of the face. The trajectory of the fibers of the facial muscles and their anatomic relationships can be demonstrated to understand facial expressions, which will be helpful when designing safer and more effective BTX-A injection therapies in the areas and when performing various types of facial surgery.
- Results
- In this workshop, I would like to demonstrate (1) the facial muscles in the upper, middle, and lower face, (2) whole running courses of the facial artery and superficial temporal artery, (3) nerve and vessels of the face related to various procedures for the safe and efficient clinical applications.
- Conclusion
- Through this workshop, I would like to introduce anatomical findings based on in-depth morphological studies. In addition, the static and dynamic facial ultrasonography imaging related to various procedures for the safe and efficient clinical applications will be demonstrated.
About Venue

This year’s Dermatology Cadaver Workshop will take in the Daegu Catholic University (DCU) Saint Luke Campus which consists of the College of Medicine and Nursing as well as the Medical Center.
DCU is the first university in the Yeungnam region rooted in the Catholic tradition with 14,500 students currently enrolled at the university.
As one of the 5 university hospitals in Daegu, the Daegu Catholic University Medical Center is recognized for neurology, dentistry and weight loss surgery. Thanks to its outstanding English-speaking doctors, patients from all around the world visit the DCU Medical Center to receive quality medical care.
Registration Fee
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Observation | 500 |
How to Register
Attendees can register online by visiting our website www.apantiaging.org
The online registration to the Cadaver Workshop will open in August.