RASA Surgical Education
Edited for RASA academic knowledge sharing: journal articles, international courses and clinical concepts are reviewed through anatomy, indication and safety.
Episode 12
RASAxVietCan - High-definition liposuction and vector-based body contouring
Current episodes
Each article is an edited academic brief prepared for professional reference with clinical notes and the relevant journal, course or event source material.
Body contouring does not begin with how much fat can be removed. It begins with proportion, vectors, preservation of transitions and the connection between donor and recipient areas.
Ultrasound is not limited to finding a vessel or a filler deposit. Its greater value lies in reading the face by tissue plane, documenting probe orientation and correlating images with history, examination and prior technique.
A facial rejuvenation strategy should not begin with a device name. This lecture places VASER, Renuvion, fat grafting and threads within the anatomy, indication and safety limits of each patient.
Episode 09 summarizes eight teaching modules on facial botulinum toxin, emphasizing muscle-pattern assessment, pharmacologic differences between products and systematic complication prevention.
An academic summary from BTS Stockholm 2026 Day 2, reading modern breast surgery through indication algorithms, soft-tissue quality, scaffolds, implant materials, long-term complications and ultrasound follow-up.
A scientific brief from Day 1 of Beauty Through Science Stockholm 2026, with clinical analysis of high-definition liposuction, body contouring complications, deep-plane facelift, neck anatomy and artificial intelligence in aesthetic surgical practice.
A practical note from the awake surgery footage in the Tissue Preservation Preceptorship: Preservé is not about making breast augmentation simple, but about patient selection, reduced tissue trauma and a controlled surgical workflow.
A professional note on Preservé as tissue-preservation thinking: breast surgery is not only a small incision, but a disciplined attempt to respect support structures, vascular and nerve pathways, and patient-specific anatomical limits.
An academic note from the Allergan Medical Institute APAC and MEA Faculty Summit 2025 on why modern aesthetic education must begin with anatomy, expectation-setting and indication discipline.
An academic note from the advanced Silhouette Soft course in South Korea on why thread lifting should be understood through tissue planes, fixation and measured lifting.
A professional preview for colleagues: how Dr. Le Trung Kien organizes lessons from Dr. Mir's training into a controlled, indication-based, safety-focused approach to liposuction and body contouring.
A focused teaching episode on midface ageing, anatomical spaces, retaining ligaments, lifting vectors and cheek soft-tissue support in facial rejuvenation.