When Complications Happen, Confidence Matters
Dermal filler complications are uncommon—but when they do occur, they demand swift, accurate, and evidence-based management. The Injectix Complications Assistant (ICA) empowers aesthetic providers with clear, structured action plans—so you can protect your patients and act with confidence.
Smarter by Design
Intelligence, precision, and evidence built into every interaction.
- Keyword-Focused Intelligence: Trained exclusively on the language of aesthetic complications for unmatched accuracy.
- Dynamic Questioning: Guides you to refine your input for a sharper clinical picture.
- Evidence-Based Pathways: Grounded in guidelines, expert consensus, and peer-reviewed literature.

The Injectix Complications Assistant
ICA is more than just a decision tool—it’s your clinical co-pilot. Designed to deliver instant, evidence-backed guidance and dynamically adapt to your inputs, ICA evolves alongside your expertise, providing confidence and consistency in every procedure.
Learning Built Into Every Case
ICA is more than an assistant—it’s a teacher. Every case you manage through the platform deepens your clinical understanding, with built-in CME modules to reinforce learning.
- Video modules explain the “why” behind each clinical pathway.
- Integrated CME accreditation lets you earn credits while improving complication management.

Because Confidence Isn’t Optional
With ICA, you’re not just accessing AI—you’re gaining a clinical partner that combines knowledge, education, and certification. Whether you’re managing complications or proactively building expertise, ICA is built to support your practice and safeguard your patients.
Made for Aesthetics. Made for You.
- Built exclusively for complication management—no noise, no distractions.
- Learns from your input to deliver context-driven answers.
- Embeds educational resources for continuous learning.
Confidence that Grows with You
- Guided action plans rooted in clinical evidence.
- Integrated CME to reinforce decision-making.
- Empowers clinicians to act fast and learn continuously.