Imaging for aesthetic medicine, from the doctor who reads the scans and does the injecting.
I teach injectors, medical directors and radiologists how filler looks on ultrasound, MRI, CT and PET, and how to use imaging when a complication happens.
MD
MSK · YALE
PHYSICIAN ONLY
- Board-certified diagnostic radiologistReads outpatient imaging full time
- Musculoskeletal fellowship, YalePlus mini fellowships in body, breast and neuro imaging
- NJ Top Doc in radiologyFour consecutive years
- Founder, Artemis Modern AestheticsMedical director and sole injector, Medford, NJ
The images behind the injection
Most injectors never see what their product looks like under the skin, and most radiologists never hold a syringe. I do both, and I teach the part where those two jobs meet.
Filler on imaging
Hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxylapatite, PLLA, PMMA, silicone and fat on ultrasound, MRI, CT and PET, and the incidental-finding traps each one sets.
Doppler in vascular events
Finding the occluded vessel, reading flow, and guiding hyaluronidase to the deposit.
Nodules and late reactions
Accumulation, biofilm, granuloma or abscess: what the image shows and what it means for treatment.
Ordering imaging and reading the report
Which study answers which question, and what a useful report on filler should say.
Complication and Emergency Protocol Pack
Editable Word protocols I wrote for a physician-run aesthetics practice, ready for your medical director to adapt to your own clinic.
- Vascular occlusion response
- Hyaluronidase dosing
- Ultrasound triage
- Emergency kit contents
- Ophthalmology and radiology referral
- Event documentation
Sold to licensed clinicians. You confirm your license at checkout. These are templates for your medical director to review, not a substitute for clinical judgment.
Buy the Protocol PackImaging the Filler Complication
About three hours, on demand, in four parts. For injectors with a probe, medical directors who sign the protocols, and radiologists and sonographers who are starting to see filler patients.
- Filler on imagingEvery common filler on every modality.
- Doppler in vascular eventsFlow, perforators and guided hyaluronidase.
- Nodules and late reactionsWhat the image shows and how to follow it.
- Ordering and reportingThe right study and a useful report.
Waitlist members hear first when enrollment opens and keep the $347 bundle price through January 19, 2027. Free to join, unsubscribe any time.
Join the waitlistThe Artemis Podcast
Short episodes on filler, imaging and aesthetic medicine, which I host with my co-host Alexandra. It is a good way to hear how I teach before the course opens.
Start with Still There: What MRI Shows About Filler That Was Supposed to Be Gone.
Teaching, speaking and case review
For invitations to teach or speak, imaging case questions from fellow clinicians, and collaborations, email me directly. I do not give medical advice to patients by email.
On social media as @drtommccann.
Patients looking for treatment can find my practice at Artemis Modern Aesthetics.