What’s Bone Got to Do With It? The forgotten foundation.
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We are trained to trust what we can see, touch and measure in front of a patient. Bone offers none of this. It sits in a clinical blind spot, so we read its decline as a soft-tissue problem and treat it as one.But the sequence is predictable. The orbit goes first, typically through the 30s and 40s, presenting as lower lid laxity, a hollow tear trough and lateral brow descent. The maxilla follows in the 40s and 50s, taking the bony platform out from under the midface fat and deepening the nasolabial fold. The mandible follows later, softening the jawline.
Resorption begins years before any of it becomes visible. Treating ahead of what you can see is a discipline regenerative work already demands of us. Bone asks for the same reasoning and gets it far less often, yet it determines where every regenerated layer above it will sit.
Structural replacement is not the same as volumising. A firm, high G’ hyaluronic acid filler provides projection and support at foundational anchor points and does a different job to anything else in your treatment toolbox.
This educational evening will take you on a journey addressing the foundation first; sequencing structural hyaluronic acid alongside biostimulator and botulinum toxin treatments.
This is an educational meeting for healthcare professionals only. Invitations are non-transferable. Hospitality can only be extended to individuals invited as delegates. Partners and family members are not able to attend this meeting.
Galderma Australia Pty Ltd, Level 18, 1 Denison St, North Sydney, NSW 2060, Australia. ABN 12 003 976 930. Phone: 1800 144 944. Fax: +61 (2) 9986 1699. Galderma is a registered trademark of Galderma Holding S.A. AU-NBD-2600044 August 2026.
Date
Monday 14 September 2026 6:00 PM - 9:30 PM (UTC+10)Location
Osteria Renata
436-438 High Street, Prahran Victoria 3181
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What’s Bone Got to Do With It? The forgotten foundation.
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