Advance (Dermal Fillers) Online Exam

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1. Which aesthetic goal is common in jawline filler procedures?

Smoothing cheek lines

Enhancing jawline definition

Narrowing the jawline

Reducing chin prominence

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2. What filler is known for gradual but longer-lasting results?

HA fillers

Bellafill

Sculptra

Radiesse

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3. What is the typical longevity for hyaluronic acid fillers?

6-8 months

9-12 months

2-3 years

1 month

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4. What technique ensures even filler distribution in the temples?

Fanning technique

Layering technique

Microdroplet technique

Linear threading

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5. Which tool reduces bruising during mandibular angle injections?

Needle

Scalpels

Cannula

Micro-cutter

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6. For enhancing feminine chin proportions, what shape is ideal?

Square and wide

Narrow and rounded

Large and square

Sharp and elongated

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7. What is a potential complication of nasal filler injections?

Mild skin redness lasting for a month

Blindness due to vascular compromise

Permanent bruising

Sudden nasal fractures

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8. What filler effect does Sculptra offer in rejuvenation?

Temporary volume

Collagen stimulation

Only skin smoothing

Immediate filling

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9. Which area should be avoided to prevent vascular occlusion in jawline fillers?

Mental foramen

Zygomatic arch

Perichondrium

Submental artery

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10. What’s the suggested injection depth for periosteal chin projection?

Superficial

Subcutaneous

Periosteal

Deep dermis

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11. What factor should be considered for filler injection on thin temple skin?

Superficial injection

Using more filler

Avoid visible lumps

Higher injection speed

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12. What is the common aesthetic goal of chin fillers?

Narrow facial proportions

Balanced lower face projection

Define the philtrum

Reduce cheek volume

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13. What is the recommended post-procedure care for nasal fillers?

Apply pressure on the nose for 48 hours

Use cold compresses to reduce swelling

Avoid massaging the nose

Avoid checking the results for 72 hours

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14. What is advised to reduce vascular occlusion risk?

Use of needle

Aspirate before injection

High-speed injection

Minimal topical anesthesia

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15. What is a significant risk in jawline filler procedures?

Bruising

Vessel occlusion

Pain

Dry skin

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16. Which filler is commonly preferred for smoothing nasal contour issues?

Calcium Hydroxylapatite

Sculptra

Hyaluronic filler

Bellafill

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17. What technique is recommended for precise small-volume temple injections?

Fanning

Layering

Needle

Microdroplet

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18. What can hyaluronidase be used for?

Increase filler volume

Reverse hyaluronic acid fillers

Enhance filler longevity

Stimulate collagen

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19. What is the recommended duration for avoiding pressure after jawline filler?

4-6 hours

8-10 hours

24-48 hours

3-5 days

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20. The mandibular angle is enhanced for a stronger jawline by injecting at:

Gonion

Gnathion

Menton

Philtrum

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21. What does blanching of the skin during a filler procedure indicate?

Vascular compromise or occlusion

Normal reaction to filler placement

Temporary irritation

Effective filler distribution

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22. What defines an ideal masculine chin projection?

Lies behind the lip line

Projects slightly beyond the lip line

Rests below the nose line

Projects inward

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23. Which filler type is used to add chin projection in a recessed chin?

Poly-L-Lactic Acid

Restylane Lyft

Radiesse

Juvederm Voluma

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24. Which filler provides structural support to the chin and jawline?

Restylane Silk

Bellafill

Sculptra

Juvederm Voluma

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25. What is a safety measure for jawline filler injections?

Avoid aspirating before injecting

Use a blunt cannula in high-risk zones

Inject large volumes at once

Focus on the mandibular canal

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26. What is a symptom of temporal vascular injury during filler injection?

Immediate sharp pain

Chronic itching

Gradual skin discoloration without blanching

Mild swelling that resolves immediately

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27. For nasal bridge augmentation, which filler type is generally used?

Poly-L-Lactic Acid

Hyaluronic Acid

Collagen stimulators

Calcium Hydroxylapatite

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28. In non-surgical rhinoplasty, which filler effect is sought after?

Permanent restructuring

Immediate visual improvements

Deep facial contouring

Volume reduction

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29. What is the primary purpose of layering technique in fillers?

Minimize swelling

Mimic natural tissue planes

Create temporary results

Reduce bruising

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30. What is an essential precaution when injecting temple fillers?

Use only a needle

Inject deeply to minimize vessel injury

Avoid superficial temporal artery

Avoid using any anesthesia

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31. How can the temporal artery be located during aesthetic procedures?

Use a Doppler device if the pulse is undetectable

Avoid palpating the temple

Look for discoloration

Focus only on the zygomatic arch

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32. What is the main reason for using fillers in the tear trough area?

Improve skin texture

Correct hollowness

Reduce fine lines

Increase volume

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33. What is a contraindication for rhinoplasty with filler?

Smoothening a dorsal hump.

Augmenting the nasal bridge

Functional corrections for breathing issues

Enhancing the nasal tip

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34. What type of injection is preferred for the temple area to avoid trauma?

Superficial injection

Deep injection

Cannula injection

Microdroplet injection

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35. What is a significant benefit of temple fillers?

Improves skin tone

Volume restoration in temples

Decreases wrinkles

Prevents hair loss

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36. In which facial zone is the fanning technique commonly used?

Nose

Cheeks

Temples

Jawline

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37. What should be avoided when injecting near the dorsal nasal artery during nasal filler procedures?

Injecting deeply over the periosteum

Aspirating before injection

Injecting into the ophthalmic artery

Using small filler amounts

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38. What is the main purpose of Calcium Hydroxylapatite (Radiesse)?

Temporary volume

Collagen stimulation for deep volume restoration

Filling fine lines

Reducing wrinkles

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39. What is the risk associated with the superficial temporal artery (STA) in temporal filler procedures?

It runs too deep to be a concern

Its proximity to critical arteries increases the risk of vascular occlusion

It supplies blood to the chin

It does not pose any significant risk

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40. What is the primary purpose of advanced dermal fillers?

Surgery

Skin peeling

Non-surgical aesthetic enhancements

Hair growth

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