Facial Anatomy Dissection Teaching

We are providing a series of lectures and interactive workshops focusing on the management of non-surgical complications. These independent and highly specialised teaching sessions cover the theoretical and practical management of a wide variety of complications seen through toxin, dermal fillers, threads, laser treatments and superficial chemical peels, as well as a practical hyalase workshop.

Practical hands-on training in using the new hand held Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) equipment in Aesthetics. Understanding the anatomy and interpretation of images with simulated training on practical use.

Our full day intermediate & advanced masterclass is a bespoke and specialised practical session tailored to the safe use of blunt cannula for dermal filler placement. Concepts of cannula design, indications & recommended sizes in relation to anatomical areas are explored. This teaching will explore techniques to treat the tear trough, temple, deep medial cheek fat pad, forehead recontouring & lateral brow and the dorsum of the hand. This session has a firm emphasis on facial anatomy and participants will be required to be proficient in their knowledge of anatomy and injection with needles.

This is a bespoke clinical injectable training on the safe and appropriate use of botulinum toxin and dermal fillers. These award-winning sessions explore intermediate and advanced techniques with needle and cannula approaches with a firm emphasis on facial analysis and topographic anatomy. This course is designed to facilitate the transition for participants to develop intermediate and advanced levels of practice. Delegates will benefit from a structured and detailed approach exploring concepts of facial anatomy as well as expert knowledge and experience of a wealth of products and treatment options. Learning is facilitated through demonstration and practical approaches with close supervision and support from faculty.

Teaching others is an art that comes naturally to few but is a skill that can be learned. Such skills are important for those involved in providing training in Aesthetics. Others often judge our competence based on our presentation skills. Effective presentation is the ability to communicate to an audience in a way that produces a change in their understanding or opinion. Preparation is key to success and a structured approach is essential. Often the trainer focuses on passing as much information to the audience as possible with little thought given to what they hope the learners will achieve, what they want participants to do, how can they establish rapport quickly and effectively, or which visual aids work best.

Introduction to basic principles of ultrasound to allow delegates to consider using the new hand held Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) equipment. Basic principles of ultrasound and terminology to enable users to start using this technology.

This is a bespoke clinical injectable training on the safe and appropriate use of botulinum toxin and dermal fillers. These award-winning sessions explore intermediate and advanced techniques with needle and cannula approaches with a firm emphasis on facial analysis and topographic anatomy. This course is designed to facilitate the transition for participants to develop intermediate and advanced levels of practice. Delegates will benefit from a structured and detailed approach exploring concepts of facial anatomy as well as expert knowledge and experience of a wealth of products and treatment options. Learning is facilitated through demonstration and practical approaches with close supervision and support from faculty.