Hypodermic Tissue Building

Question 1

Emaciation in the face, neck and hands.

Answer 1

Conditions Requiring Treatment

Question 2

After Embalming

Answer 2

Time of Application

Question 3

• Accurate requirements cannot be predetermined.
• An area of low resisitance to the arterial injection is created.

Answer 3

No Performed During Arterial Injection Because:

Question 4

Replace moisture in the tissues and eliminate most signs of emaciation.

Answer 4

Emblaming May:

Question 5

May be added to the embalming chemical as an internal tissue builder.

Answer 5

Humectant (Mositening) Fluid

Question 6

This is the major fault (danger) of hypodermic tissue building.

Answer 6

Danger of Overfilling

Question 7

Be aware that:

• An overinjection of one side will lead to a compensating injection on the other side.
• Trying to balance the two sides in this manner may produce a distortion of the normal surface contour.
• Always Inject tissue builder in small quantities
• You can always inject again using the same point of entry

Answer 7

Whenever Filling Similar Structures on Opposite Sides of The Face

Question 8

Will lead to a compensating injection on the other side.

Answer 8

An Overinjection on One Side

Question 9

Trying to balance the two sides may produce a distortion of the ____ _____ _____.

Answer 9

Normal Surface Contour

Question 10

Always inject tissue builder in small quantities, _______ your need.

Answer 10

Underestimating

Question 11

Remember, you can always inject again using:

Answer 11

The Same Point of Entry

Question 12

• Massage Cream
• Mortuary Suppliers
• A liquid Colloid (plus its solvent)

Answer 12

Types of Tissue Fillers

Question 13

Mix a small amount of mineral oil if it is too “thick.”

Answer 13

Massage Cream

Question 14

Also make available special creams for this purpose.

Answer 14

Mortuary Suppliers

Question 15

• Available from mortuary suppliers
• Becomes gelatinous in form when the chemical associates iwth tissue moisture.
• For this reason, use only solvent to clean equipment.

Answer 15

Liquid Colloid (Plust Its Solvent)

Question 16

Enter the needle through the skin and direct to the most ______ point of the area to be filled.

Answer 16

Distant

Question 17

The depth of the needle is kept as close to the _____ as possible.

Answer 17

Skin

Question 18

The free hand is placed on the skin surface to estimate the depth of the needle.

Answer 18

The Avoid Puncturing The Skin

Question 19

Before Injecting, once the needle is fully inserted under the skin, withdraw it 1/8” to remove any subcutaneous tissue which may be blocking the tip.

Answer 19

Needle Obstruction

Question 20

Slowly withdraw the needle to the ____ __ ____ as the filler is injected.

• Without removing the needle- radiate it through the area until it is properly filled.

Answer 20

Point of Entry

Question 21

Apply external pressure with your fingers.

Answer 21

To Dissipate Any Surface Lumps.

Question 22

Remove the needle from the ______.

Answer 22

Tissue

Question 23

May be pressed out of the needle puncture before it has “set.”

Answer 23

Excess Filler

Question 24

Dehydration will create brown holes.

Answer 24

Wax Any Needle Holes

Question 25

• Hair Regions
• Nostrils
• Corners of the mouth
• Receded parts of the ears
• The posterior margin of the angle of the jaw.

Answer 25

Possible Hidden Points of Entry to The Face