It is an advanced educational tool for aesthetic medicine specialists, now with a comprehensive anatomical approach and a modern scientific perspective. Its main purpose is to organise knowledge about the anatomical structure of the lips, the evolution of research in this field and the practical application of the latest findings in everyday clinic work.
A comprehensive anatomical and topographical map of the lips
The poster presents the full evolution of anatomical knowledge, from classic muscular descriptions, through the ground breaking research of Dr Harris, to the contemporary approach with a division into 24 to 26 compartments and cheiloscopic lines. Each element is presented in a clear way, allowing an understanding of the complexity of the lip structure and its importance in aesthetic modelling.
A tool linking science with practice
The poster forms a bridge between theoretical anatomical knowledge and practical use in cosmetology clinics. The visualisation of lip compartments and modern techniques such as Fusion Lip Design allows conscious treatment planning based on solid scientific foundations.
Support in education and consultation
For specialists the poster is an invaluable tool during consultations, allowing a clear explanation of anatomical principles and justification of a chosen approach. Course participants gain a visual map that makes it easier to remember complex anatomical structures and their practical significance.
Area of use
- aesthetic medicine clinics
- cosmetology and plastic surgery clinics
- training centres and medical academies
- lecture and conference rooms
- specialist clinics dealing with lip modelling
Functionality
- detailed anatomy and topography of the lips
- presentation of the evolution of knowledge from classic to contemporary
- visualisation of 24 to 26 lip compartments
- presentation of cheiloscopic lines
- illustration of Fusion Lip Design techniques
- clear graphic layout in the glam MSP style
Technical parameters
- dimensions: 49.7 x 70 cm
- A2 format suited to standard frames
- portrait orientation for optimal presentation
