Clinical Anatomy

Shahram MAFAZI, MD

Dr. Shahram Mafazi
MD (Iran) | PDD (RCPI)

Dermatology-Trained Aesthetic Medicine Educator

  • Speaker in IMCAS & Kolkhida world Congress
  • International faculty of Aptos Global
  • International faculty of IAAM
  • Promoitalia (Happy Lift, Assuifil)
  • Meditronic (Thread Lift)
  • Aptos Global (Thread Lift)
  • International Association of Aesthetic Medicine, Canada
  • International Zone for Education in New Cosmetic Arts, CA
Clinical Anatomy

Clinical Anatomy

A comprehensive clinical anatomy course designed specifically for aesthetic medicine. This program builds a layered, spatial understanding of facial anatomy, from skin to bone, to support safe injection practice, accurate technique execution, and complication prevention. Emphasis is placed on structures with direct relevance to injectables, threads, and minimally invasive procedures.

Learning Objectives

  • Identify key layers of facial tissue in aesthetic zones
  • Understand retaining ligaments and their clinical importance
  • Locate motor & sensory nerves relevant to injection safety
  • Map the facial arteries and veins with high complication risk
  • Review the parotid gland, facial muscles, and bony landmarks
  • Analyze the clinical anatomy of the nose in relation to filler techniques

Curriculum Structure

  • Module 1 – Facial Tissue Layers
    Skin, subcutaneous tissue, SMAS, deep fat, periosteum.
  • Module 2 – Retaining Ligaments
    Structural support, aging implications, and procedural relevance.
  • Module 3 – Sensory Nerves
    Pain pathways and risk avoidance.
  • Module 4 – Motor Nerves
    Facial expression muscles and functional preservation.
  • Module 5 – Facial Arteries
    High-risk vascular anatomy and danger zones.
  • Module 6 – Facial Veins
    Venous pathways and clinical implications.
  • Module 7 – Parotid Gland
    Anatomical boundaries and procedural considerations.
  • Module 8 – Facial Muscles
    Mimetic muscle anatomy relevant to injectables.
  • Module 9 – Bony Landmarks of the Skull
    Surface anatomy and depth orientation.
  • Module 10 – Clinical Anatomy of the Nose
    Vascular, structural, and safety considerations for nasal procedures.

Assessment & Certification

  • Interactive scenario-based quizzes throughout the course
  • Final assessment quiz (minimum score: 70%)
  • IZENCA Certificate of Completion (Digital)

Course Features

  • 100% online, self-paced learning
  • Advanced LMS with progress tracking
  • Multi-device access
  • Secure viewing (no downloads or printing)

Requirements

  • Basic medical background (MD, DDS, RN, NP, or equivalent)
  • Completion of Aesthetic Terminology is recommended prior to enrollment

INDIVIDUAL PRICING

Secure LMS access • No downloads • Certificate issued upon completion

30-Day License

1 Month Access

$320 CAD / month
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  • 24/7 access
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Annual License

1 Year Access

576 / year
(Equivalent to $48.00/month)
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