Realistic Silicone Upper Face Injection Training Model with Anti-Slip Base

Designed for upper-face aesthetic injection training, this upper face injection training model enables focused practice in the eye area, including the periorbital region and common concern zones such as crow's feet and frown lines. Ideal for refining injection accuracy, depth control, and confidence in cosmetic procedures around the eyes and forehead.

Features:

• Realistic Silicone Injection Model: 
  Experience lifelike injection training with this realistic silicone facial model. The soft silicone material mimics real human skin elasticity, providing a true injection feel for medical training and facial model practice. Perfect for students learning realistic injection skills and professionals enhancing technique precision.

• Versatile Training Model for Facial Injection: 
  The facial injection model with base allows both flat and upright use, ideal for realistic training setups. It supports facial injection, acupuncture, and cosmetic model demonstrations. A professional choice for facial training courses and realistic medical workshops.

• Stable Facial Injection Model Design: 
  Equipped with anti-slip stickers, this silicone facial training model ensures safe and stable use. During injection training or model demonstrations, its non-slip base keeps the realistic silicone face steady, improving accuracy and confidence in every training session

• Highly Realistic Facial Model for Injection Practice: 
  Featuring detailed wrinkles, freckles, and natural facial contours, this realistic silicone mannequin face model enhances the training environment. Ideal for mastering injection techniques and improving precision with a true-to-life facial model experience.

• Easy Maintenance & Durability: 
  After each training session, the silicone facial model can be easily cleaned with water or wet wipes. Store the model in a cool, dry place to maintain its condition and durability for repeated training use.

Note: This simulator is not equipped with a filler drainage system. The use of dermal fillers during training is therefore not recommended, as it may damage the appearance of the manikin. For simulation purposes, a small amount of water may be used to practice procedural steps and needle insertion techniques.