Anatomical layers
Explore skin, muscles, vessels, fat compartments and bony support with independent visibility controls.
Professional suite · Coming soon
3D facial anatomy for aesthetic professionals
An interactive web tool for exploring anatomical layers, reviewing vascular areas, and visually organizing neuromodulator and hyaluronic acid filler points.
- Interactive 3D facial model
- Muscular, vascular, fat and bone layers
- Bilingual English and Spanish interface
Product preview
Visual planning in one workspace
Designed to understand before planning
A visual anatomical reference for professional workflows
The platform is being developed as an educational and visual-planning resource for trained professionals. Users will be able to rotate and zoom the facial model, activate anatomical layers, and organize a graphical plan summary.
Visual planning
Place points on the model and review a structured summary by category, product and planned volume.
Muscle animation
Visualize selected facial groups to better understand their location and anatomical relationships.
Safety by design
Vascular zones are presented as an educational reference and never replace clinical training or professional judgment.
International anatomy education
Learning facial toxin application starts with anatomy
Searches such as “how to inject Botox,” “Botox injection course,” and “how to inject Dysport” reflect a real need to understand facial anatomy before working with a neuromodulator. This 3D suite is being developed as a visual learning aid for appropriately trained healthcare professionals. It does not provide doses, dilution instructions, needle depth, injection technique or treatment directions, and it does not replace accredited education, licensure, patient assessment or the approved product information in each market.
How is Botox administered safely?
BOTOX® Cosmetic contains onabotulinumtoxinA, a botulinum toxin type A that acts at the neuromuscular junction. Professional use requires knowledge of facial muscles, function, asymmetry, vascular relationships, contraindications and adverse-event management. The simulator will support layered anatomical study and multi-angle exploration, while hands-on technique must be learned through accredited, supervised training that meets local requirements.
How is Dysport different?
Dysport® contains abobotulinumtoxinA. Although it belongs to the same neuromodulator category, its potency units are product-specific and are not interchangeable with BOTOX® Cosmetic or other toxins. An anatomy simulator can support the study of muscle groups and caution areas, but it must never be used for dose conversion or as a replacement for the local prescribing information and formal training.
Is this an online Botox course?
No. It is an educational facial-anatomy and visual-planning simulator that can complement an accredited in-person or online course. The platform will support review of muscular, vascular, fat and bone layers, anatomical relationships and visual plan organization. It will not issue certification or establish clinical competency.
Built for professionals worldwide
The bilingual interface is designed for Spanish- and English-speaking professionals in Latin America, Spain, the United States and other markets. Authorization, indications and qualification requirements for botulinum toxin vary by country. Every user remains responsible for local regulation, professional scope and the approved information for the specific product available in their market.
Frequently asked questions
Botox, Dysport and 3D anatomy education
How do you inject Botox correctly?
BOTOX® Cosmetic should be administered by a legally authorized healthcare professional trained in facial anatomy, patient assessment, injection technique and adverse-event management. This simulator supports 3D anatomy study; it does not provide doses, dilutions or treatment instructions.
Does this simulator replace a Botox injection course?
No. It complements accredited training with anatomical visualization, but it is not a Botox course, does not certify clinical competency and cannot replace supervised practice or regulatory requirements.
How do you inject Dysport, and are its units the same as Botox?
Dysport® must be administered according to its official product information and appropriate training. Its units are product-specific and are not interchangeable with BOTOX® Cosmetic or other toxins. The simulator does not perform dose conversions.
Can I use the simulator outside Ecuador?
Yes. The web experience will be bilingual and accessible to international professionals. Educational access does not change the laws, authorizations or training requirements that apply in each country.
When will it be available?
The tool is in active development. Request a WhatsApp notification to receive the access date once launch timing is confirmed.