Amoaesthetics Academy

Ever wonder how we choose the treatments we teach and offer?

Here is a look behind how our medical team spent the last decade mastering hand rejuvenation:

Back in 2016, we focused exclusively on autologous fat grafting for the hands. Why? Because even with natural fat reabsorption, it delivers incredibly soft, natural results. Plus, the regenerative properties of fat mean patients see gradual, long-term improvements in skin quality. We even created specialized programs focused on prevention, not just filling volume loss.
By 2019, We began using FDA-approved products like Radiesse.
Radiesse is suitable for restoring lost volume and hiding prominent veins/tendons.
But biostimulators like Radiesse and Sculptra require extreme precision. If injected too superficially, unevenly, or not massaged correctly, they carry a risk of nodules, lumps, or granulomas due to product clumping.

For years, we’ve been testing combinations of PRP, Fat Grafting, Exosomes and Biostimulators, to find the absolute best protocol for our patients.

And guess what? We think we finally found it. 🎉

But... We are still waiting. Here’s Why:

As you know, our academy has a strict golden rule: We never introduce any product or technique to our students and patients without a thorough 6-to-12 month internal study.

Your safety and results come first. So, while we are incredibly excited about this new combination breakthrough, we will fully validate the data before we open up our next advanced training course.

Stay tuned - the future of hand rejuvenation is coming soon.

Placing filler in this deep, anatomy-based plane is preferred for several reasons:

When addressing significant facial volume loss, often seen after dramatic weight reduction or the natural aging process, the goal of aesthetic medicine shifts from simply filling wrinkles to structural restoration.

The face relies on a foundation of bone and deep fat pads to provide tension for the skin. When these structures shrink or resorb, the skin loses its underlying scaffolding, leading to sagging, deepening folds, and a tired appearance.

To correct this, we can use pre-periosteal injection technique. This filler is placed deep, directly onto the surface of the bone.

By acting as a synthetic bone replacement, the product creates a new foundation, effectively pushing the tissue upward and outward.

We use the Bridge Approach performed as part of a comprehensive plan created by the doctor ensuring that the structural lift remains balanced with the more superficial tissues to avoid an over-filled or distorted look.



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