Vampire Facial®,
Facelift® &
Breastlift® Training

• Facial vascular anatomy — the danger zones for filler injection: angular artery, infraorbital artery, supratrochlear and supraorbital arteries
• Safe injection planes for mid-face filler — supraperiosteal, subcutaneous, and subdermal depths by zone
• The aging face — volume loss patterns, ligament relaxation, skin quality decline, and how the Harlow shape addresses them
• Lymphatic drainage of the face — why this matters for patient counseling on post-procedure swelling
• Skin layers and PRP penetration depths for topical vs. intradermal vs. subdermal delivery

• Device setup and sterility — single-use cartridge handling, tip attachment, and contamination prevention
• Needle depth selection by treatment zone: forehead, periorbital, mid-face, chin, neck, décolletage
• Treatment technique — pass direction, pressure consistency, overlap, and endpoint recognition
• PRP application timing — applying to pinpoint bleeding vs. applying as a serum channel medium
• Zones to approach with caution — periorbital and perioral techniques
• Treatment spacing and repeat protocol — minimum intervals, how many sessions for each indication
• Immediate post-treatment skin care, sun exposure, and makeup restrictions

Demonstrated by Naomi, then practiced by attendees on live consented patients in the afternoon session.

• The Harlow shape — CMA's defined protocol for the aesthetic outcome of the Vampire Facelift, and how it differs from general filler technique
• HA filler selection for Vampire Facelift applications — appropriate products and rheological considerations
• Injection sequence: filler first, then PRP — rationale and technique for each component
• Filler placement zones within the Harlow protocol — cheek, mid-face, and periorbital application points
• PRP injection depth and distribution across the treated area following filler placement
• Vascular occlusion recognition and hyaluronidase protocol — when to inject, dosing, and post-injection monitoring
• Combining Vampire Facial and Vampire Facelift in the same session — sequencing and patient selection

• Breast anatomy for the injection provider — glandular structure, Cooper's ligaments, vascular supply, and nipple innervation
• The CMA Breastlift injection map — defined injection points for subdermal PRP placement across the breast and nipple-areolar complex
• Topical anesthesia protocol for breast procedures — EMLA application area, timing, and coverage
• Needle selection and technique for intradermal vs. subdermal injection zones
• PRP volume distribution across the procedure — total volume per session and allocation by zone
• Special considerations for patients with implants — injection planes, depth limitations, and what to avoid
• Patient consultation script — how to discuss realistic outcomes and avoid overpromising

Expectation management is taught as a clinical skill in this module — not as a soft add-on. The providers who get the best patient satisfaction outcomes with the Breastlift are those who set expectations accurately before treatment, not those with the best technique.

• Adverse reactions to PRP — rare but real: inflammatory responses, infection, hematoma, and unexpected pain
• Vascular occlusion management for Facelift procedures — recognition, hyaluronidase protocol, and escalation criteria
• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation after microneedling — prevention, patient risk factors, and management if it occurs
• Vasovagal response — recognition, patient positioning, management, and documentation
• Infection prevention across all three procedures — sterile field, skin prep, and post-procedure care instructions
• What your emergency kit must contain for these procedures and why
• Documentation for adverse events — chart notation, patient communication, and medical director notification

• Activating your CMA membership and directory listings for all three Vampire procedure sites
• Legal use of the Vampire Facial®, Vampire Facelift®, and Vampire Breastlift® trademarks in marketing and patient materials
• Pricing models in the Phoenix metro: Vampire Facial ($800–$1,400), Vampire Facelift ($1,500–$2,500), Vampire Breastlift ($1,500–$2,200)
• Package and series pricing strategies — why single-session pricing often undervalues the service
• Appointment workflow and room setup for PRP procedures — centrifuge placement, blood draw logistics, and sterile field management in a busy practice
• Combining Vampire procedures with complementary services: O-Shot®, P-Shot®, hormone optimization, and aesthetics
• Medical director standing order requirements for RNs offering Vampire procedures