Learn Through Real Clinical Cases

Injectable aesthetics requires more than knowing where to place a needle or cannula

Safe treatment begins with accurate diagnosis, appropriate patient selection, detailed anatomical knowledge, correct product preparation, sterile technique, and the ability to recognize and manage complications

This training collection allows qualified practitioners to observe how Dr. Nadin Tamimi approaches multiple injectable and regenerative procedures in clinical practice—from assessment and planning to treatment completion and patient aftercare

Procedures Included in the Collection

Facial Mesotherapy

Observe mesotherapy treatments performed across selected facial areas using appropriate products containing ingredients such as vitamins, antioxidants, and other authorized components.

Hair and Scalp Mesotherapy

Watch mesotherapy procedures for appropriately diagnosed hair and scalp concerns.

Lower-Eyelid Mesotherapy

Review treatments intended to address selected concerns affecting the lower-eyelid area, including skin quality and certain causes of dark-circle appearance.

Polynucleotides for the Periocular Area

Observe polynucleotide treatment of the delicate periocular region

Polynucleotides for the Face and Neck

Watch polynucleotide procedures performed across selected facial and neck areas

Learn about Sculptra, a poly-L-lactic acid collagen biostimulator.

The videos demonstrate: 

Product preparation and reconstitution 

Dilution according to current manufacturer instructions 

Anatomical considerations 

Injection approach

Radiesse and Calcium Hydroxylapatite

Observe calcium-hydroxylapatite treatments for selected areas of the face, neck, and hands.

The collection discusses: 

Product preparation 

Case-specific dilution 

Anatomical planning 

Treatment of different tissue qualities

Polycaprolactone Biostimulation

Review the use of an authorized polycaprolactone-based injectable biostimulator for appropriately selected patients.

Skin Boosters

Watch intradermal skin-booster treatments intended to improve selected skin-quality characteristics, such as hydration, elasticity, and fine superficial lines.

Platelet-Rich Plasma for the Face and Scalp

Learn how autologous platelet-rich plasma is: 

Prepared from the patient’s blood 

Processed using a compatible PRP kit and centrifuge 

Applied or administered for selected facial and scalp indications 

Documented and handled using sterile technique

PRP With Microneedling

Observe the combination of autologous PRP with automated microneedling.

Exosome-Based Procedures

Observe exosome-based treatments demonstrated for the face and scalp

Localized Lipolysis

Review case-specific injectable lipolysis approaches for selected localized adiposity involving areas such as the jowls and submental region.

Important Note About Proposed Nasal Lipolysis

The nose is a highly vascular anatomical area, and apparent nasal fullness may be caused by skin thickness, sebaceous tissue, cartilage, vascular structures, or edema—not simply localized fat.

Any proposed injectable nasal lipolysis technique must be identified as high risk and potentially off-label or unauthorized. The exact product, indication, anatomical target, legal status, and supporting evidence must be independently verified. It should not be marketed as routine “nose fat melting.”