General Anatomy
Facial layers, muscles, blood vessels, nerves, fat compartments, ligaments and bone structure.
A solid foundation
Basics in Aesthetic Medicine Complete.
From facial anatomy to thoughtful treatment planning: a comprehensive foundation programme covering botulinum toxin, hyaluronic acid fillers, hygiene, safety and supervised training using suitable models.
01 / Theory
Build knowledge
02 / Professor Guidance
Understand decisions
03 / Guided Practice
Practise with guidance
04 / Application
Frame future application
Regional Anatomy
Anatomical landmarks, functional relationships, variations, tissue planes and regional risk zones.
Dynamic Changes
Facial expression, muscle balance, volume shifts, ageing and skin quality.
Indications and Limitations
Medical history, expectations, contraindications, warning signs and referral.
Product Selection
Product properties, selection criteria, storage and brand-neutral documentation.
Needles and Cannulas
Size, length, shape, material selection and safe handling.
Essential Equipment
Instruments and supplies, marking, workflows, photographic documentation, disposal and emergency supplies.
Hygiene
Hand hygiene, skin antisepsis, aseptic technique, surfaces and single-use supplies.
Planning and Informed Consent
Treatment planning, consent, image and batch documentation, and aftercare.
Regional Fundamentals
Nasolabial folds, lips, cheeks and facial contour, and the nose; understanding safety and indications.
Simulation
Anatomy-based principles of technique using suitable training models.
Complications
Early recognition, emergency procedures, communication, escalation and referral.
Hyaluronidase / Hyalase
Fundamentals of reversible treatment approaches, risks and physician responsibility.
Premises and Legal Requirements
Premises requirements, professional regulations, product regulations, data protection and documentation.
Practice Economics
Costs of materials, time, premises and staffing, aftercare and pricing.
Marketing and Premium Positioning
Professional positioning, patient consultation and high-quality treatment approaches.
Haute Couture Face
A holistic introduction to proportion, balance, dynamics and sequencing.
Networking and Clinical Observation
Mentoring, professional contacts and clinical observation with clearly defined learning roles.
Learning with clear boundaries.
Eight hours of teaching with a practical focus connect medical theory, case work and individually guided practice. Professorial guidance, direct correction and hand guidance shape the designated practical exercises. Students practise on suitable training models and in simulations.
“Complete” refers to the defined curriculum, not full clinical qualification in one day. “Master Course” is an advanced course, not an academic degree. A certificate of attendance does not replace professional licensing or confer independent treatment authorisation.
Quality & certificate