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Core Aesthetics Skills

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82 CPD Points

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Aesthetics Mastery Programme

What does the Aesthetics Mastery Programme aim to do & what does the course cover?

This first of its kind programme aims to create Master Clinicians through a programme which aims for Mastery using 5 core clinical pillars and 3 core business domains which allow them to bring those skills to the people who need it.

How long does it take to complete the programme?

A delegate can progress at their own speed, but we expect them to typically take approximately 18 months to complete
the programme (depending on their stage of development) which encompasses the five pillars of Aesthetic Mastery and
will take them from the very foundation of learning to the understanding of what it takes to Master the full face, whilst
building a sustainable business.

Programme Outcomes – Quick Key Points (Detailed Key Outcomes below)

• Understand how to consult patients and guide them to beautifying and restorative treatments instead of what they
might mistakenly ask for.
• Understand the rules of aesthetics that limit and guide the treatments we can provide.
• Understand what beauty is, and the core elements of a beautiful face.
• Able to appropriately decide on whether or not procedures would be effective.
• Able to inject patients with the clear ability to adjust technique to reduce risk.
• How to safely inject the face to feminise the face.
• Able to carry out foundation & advanced skills that will restore the face with the toxin and dermal fillers.
• Able to deal with vascular occlusions.
• Understand the ways to reduce the chance of vascular occlusion in each procedure.
• Understand how to promote yourself to the different submarkets in aesthetics.
• Understand how to employ Business and Marketing skills to the advantage of your business, supporting you through the early stage business challenges to expanding & growing your business.

What key outcomes can a student expect from the programme, as they move towards Aesthetics Mastery?

Outcome – Psychology:

Able to take patients back to their core needs and design bespoke treatment plans from the ground up, which are exactly what the patient needs to achieve the psychological transformation they seek, and they understand exactly how that is so, before the process starts.

The master is not judgemental with respect to cultures different to his or her own but remains loyal to the central tenant of health care, that the intervention must be highly likely to improve the biopsychosocial function and well-being of the patient within their environment and have a low risk of achieving the opposite.

The master can treat all areas of the face but justifies each intervention carefully according to the risk and potential benefits and does this both from the point of view of the patient and from the objective professional standards but ultimately loyal to professional standards above all else.

Outcome – Aesthetics:

Able to understand the most subtle aesthetic variations in both dynamic and static states, across different ethnic backgrounds, sexes and genders.

Able to justify every intervention across all areas of the face with a clearly articulated aesthetic goals, while also simultaneously being aware of the boundary of that intervention that would start to degrade the result away from theideal from any angle or during any dynamic expression.

The master develops an instinct for beauty and shows an ability to self-critique and show restraint with respect to when to intervene and when to advise no action or refer, as well as an ability to treat at the extreme ends of the spectrum when justified to do so.

Understand how features can be harmonised with other features and disharmonised by over treatment or inaccurate treatment. All interventions are taken with a holistic 3D view of the face in dynamic and passive views.

The master can take subjective descriptions such as ‘tired’ or ‘sad’ and relate them to multiple tiny aesthetic and anatomical components of the face that can be adjusted without breaking any natural proportions, thereby creating a
sense of health and wellness and not unnatural results.

The master can identify and articulate the lack and the excess of proportion in every part of the face with reference to other parts of the face in both static and dynamic poses
The master can articulate the differences in beauty from different genetic backgrounds and can separate the idea of
beauty from culture and so is clear when an intervention is consistent with timeless laws of beauty and when they are
culturally driven.

Outcome – Technique:

The master’s technique is highly considered in every dimension in order to maximise the probability of an effective result with minimal risk. Before, during and after the process all variables are optimised. During the procedure, each dimension is optimised to minimise risk, Angle, depth, volume, number of injections, product choice, sequence, and instrument
selection.

The master understands that risk is not assessed only on individual procedures but also over all treatments over all time. Hence small incremental reductions in risk are worth having, despite being almost inconsequential to the risk of the
procedure at hand.

Outcome – Anatomy:

The master understands and justifies their intervention through the paradigm of the anatomical age-related changes and risk reduction.

The master uses a sophisticated 3D knowledge of the face to continuously adjust their technique to improve results and
safety simultaneously weighing up benefits and risks with respect to the individual patient.