Plasma applications in Aesthetic Medicine

Comprehensive review of human cadaver anatomy for health professionals only. Covers major muscles, skin, bone, internal organs, blood vessels, and major nerves. Uses dissected cadavers to study anatomical variations, pathologies, and anatomical change due to the ageing process.

Flawless-looking skin has become a must-have in aesthetics. The skin's quality and texture are two very important factors to consider when embarking on a global, holistic anti-ageing treatment plan. This course will cover, Anatomy of the skin, Identifying skin types, Diagnosing skin complaints, An explanation of the outcome of the treatment and the process and the reason behind it.

This course provides an introduction in the use of BTX in facial aesthetics. It is ideal for the complete beginner, but is also suitable for delegates that have attended courses elsewhere and wish to re-establish a sound foundation in this most important discipline and treatment modality.

The Level 1 Dermal Filler course concentrates on the use of dermal fillers for the Perioral region, including nose to mouth lines, nasio-labials, lips, and mouth corners. Emphasis is placed on mastering the current techniques for the various clinical situations The level 2 full day course is dedicated to the most important features of the face. This course is ideal for delegates that have completed Dermal Filler Level 1 or have had some basic training for the lip region. It is advised that delegates have a model for either lips or nasio labial lines to practice the techniques on.

This course provides a Holistic approach on how to treat other areas such as Neck, decolettage and hands, to match the face and prevent and cure skin ageing.

This treatment is a combination of 4 treatments without injections to provide the perfect skin for face, neck, décolletage and hands.

This course covers Mesotherapy, History, science behind, use for rejuvenation, alopecia and cellulite.

This treatment is known under many names, derma pen, dermaroller, micro needling and so on. They all however refer to a skin treatment where a number of tiny needles are rolled across the skin's surface. This brings fresh bloodflow to the surface as your skin attempts to heal itself and, in the process, improves the overall look of the skin.Dermaroller treatments can be used to treat a number of skin imperfections and improve the appearance of, Cellulite, Stretch marks, Acne scars, Wrinkles. It can also reduce the size of your pores, increase the amount of collagen in your skin and improve its elasticity.

Chemical Peels are the perfect skin treatments to add to your portfolio of aesthetic procedures. Relatively quick and easy to administer, these popular treatments offer excellent solutions to a wide variety of skin conditions - from anti-ageing to scarring. They are not without risk and it is important that you can assure your clients the highest standards of training and patient care have been trained into your practice. Not all products and procedures are the same. For severe skin conditions such as extreme pigmentation stronger chemical peels are required and that involves an advanced level of training and qualification.

Growth factors and their actions. Classification. Preparation of PRP. Factors influencing PRP yield. Activation of PRP. Procedure. Usage in Dermatology.