Half Julia
NEW MODEL 2026
Half Lady Head, Full Face
This Model comes with a tilt base.
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€740.00 +Vat
In stock
Half Julia is a compact facial injection training manikin that gives practitioners the same intact, full-face injection surface as Full Julia in a smaller, lighter model. It’s built for trainees and clinics that want realistic injection practice without the footprint or investment of a full head, useful for training academies running multiple stations, mobile trainers, or individual practitioners building their first practice kit.
Construction follows the same principle across the Archidemia manikin range: a firm but pliant silicone overlay over a hard-acrylic base, so injectors get true tissue resistance at the surface and accurate “bony” depth feedback below it. The tilt base lets you angle the head to match a real consultation position, useful for demonstrating injection technique from the practitioner’s actual working angle.
Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Half Julia |
| Type | Half lady head, full face, intact skin surface |
| Base | Tilt |
| Item dimensions (unboxe | 33 × 20 × 17 cm (base flat); height extends up to 33 cm when tilted fully upright |
| Item weight (unboxed) | 1.85 kg |
| Box dimensions | 40 × 23 × 23 cm |
| Box weight | 1.95 kg |
| Use case | Compact injection training, live demonstrations, multi-station teaching |
FAQ
What is Half Julia? Half Julia is a compact, full-face facial injection training manikin with an intact silicone skin surface, used for practising dermal filler and botulinum toxin injection technique on a smaller, lower-cost model than Full Julia.
Is Half Julia suitable for beginners? Yes. Its lower price point and full-face coverage make it a common entry-level choice for practitioners starting injection training, as well as for academies that need several units for group teaching.
What’s the difference between Half Julia and Half Cross? Half Julia has an intact skin surface for injection practice. Half Cross shows the underlying facial muscles, nerves, and vasculature in a cross-section view, for anatomy training rather than injection practice.






































