Courses List
Single Virtual Courses
Optional hands-on training available
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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.
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Aging Process
A comprehensive, layer-by-layer exploration of facial aging. This course examines how changes in skin, muscle, ligaments, fat, bone, hair, and the peri-orbital region translate into visible aging signs.
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Aesthetic Terminology
The shared language of aesthetics
Type: Virtual Course
Duration: 2.5 Hours
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Aesthetic Evaluation
A clinically structured approach to aesthetic consultation and treatment planning. This course trains practitioners to systematically evaluate patients, identify risks, analyze facial structure and proportions, and develop precise, defendable, and reproducible treatment plans before any aesthetic intervention.
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Local Anesthesia
An evidence-based course on local anesthesia for aesthetic procedures. This program covers anesthetic agents, mechanisms of action, and practical application of topical, infiltrative, tumescent, ring-block, and nerve-block techniques. Emphasis is placed on safe dosing, method selection, complication prevention, and structured management of adverse reactions, using practical checklists and clinical decision tools.
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Danger Zones
A focused safety course dedicated to high-risk facial regions in aesthetic medicine. This program trains practitioners to accurately map critical vessels, nerves, and tissue planes, recognize early warning signs, and apply region-specific strategies to minimize complications and improve procedural safety.
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Neurotoxin Level 1
A foundational course in botulinum toxin injections designed to build safe, structured, and reproducible skills for upper-face treatments. This program focuses on toxin pharmacology, functional facial anatomy, dosing logic, injection planning, and complication prevention, preparing participants for supervised hands-on practice.
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Dermal Filler Level 1
An introductory course in dermal filler injection designed to build safe, structured, and reproducible foundational skills. This program focuses on product science, patient selection, injection planning, and core techniques for volume restoration in the mid and lower face.
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Neurotoxin Level 2
An advanced neurotoxin course designed to expand foundational upper-face skills into lower-face, perioral, and functional aesthetic applications. This program focuses on controlled toxin use for facial balance, asymmetry correction, and muscle hyperactivity while maintaining strict anatomical and safety principles.
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Dermal Filler level 2
An advanced dermal filler course designed to expand foundational injection skills into region-specific structural reshaping and algorithm-based facial planning. This program focuses on advanced midface, upper-face, and lower-face applications using established concepts such as MD Codes, vector-based lifting, and proportional analysis, while maintaining strict safety and anatomical discipline.
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Neurotoxin for Dentist
This specialized course is designed exclusively for dentists and dental specialists seeking to integrate botulinum toxin treatments into dental and orofacial practice. The program focuses on functional, therapeutic, and aesthetic indications relevant to dentistry, including bruxism, masseter hypertrophy, TMJ-related muscle hyperactivity, gummy smile, and perioral balance.
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Filler for Dentists
This specialized course is designed for dentists and dental specialists who wish to incorporate dermal filler treatments into dental and orofacial practice. The program focuses on perioral, lower-face, and smile-related aesthetic indications, emphasizing anatomical safety, functional preservation, and dental–facial harmony.
