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The course is divided into five comprehensive units, each focusing on key developments in aesthetic medicine.

Unit 1: Global Trends in Aesthetic MedicineThis unit introduces the rapid evolution of aesthetic medicine and highlights global trends, such as the rising demand for non-invasive procedures, the increasing popularity of injectables, and the role of social media in mainstreaming aesthetic treatments. It also explores the growing male consumer base, the shift toward personalized care, and the impact of regenerative therapies on skin rejuvenation​.

Unit 2: Developments in Injectable TreatmentsUnit 2 delves into the latest innovations in injectable treatments, including products like Profhilo, a skin biomodulator, and the next generation of neurotoxins. The unit explains how these products are used to treat skin laxity and improve skin hydration without volumizing effects. It also covers new neurotoxins, such as Botulinum toxin type E, with faster onset but shorter duration, and how injectable treatments are becoming more refined to meet patient safety and comfort​.

Unit 3: Innovative Use of AI Technology and Augmented Anatomy ImagingThis unit covers the integration of artificial intelligence and augmented anatomy imaging in aesthetic procedures. Participants will learn how Doppler ultrasound and augmented reality imaging can improve the safety and precision of injectable treatments by mapping blood vessels and minimising risks of complications like vascular occlusion. The unit also discusses how AI is transforming the practice by enhancing patient outcomes​.

Unit 4: Innovations in Dermatology and Cosmeceutical SkincareThis unit explores advancements in skincare technologies, focusing on the role of bioinformatics, genomics, and biomimetics in developing personalised and therapeutic skincare products. It highlights how these technologies are used to target skin conditions such as acne, dermatitis, and skin aging. The unit also discusses the growing trend of ""inflammaging"" and how cutting-edge cosmeceuticals are addressing these challenges​.

Unit 5: Developments in Medical Laser ApplicationsThe final unit provides an overview of recent developments in medical laser applications, with a focus on photobiomodulation for pain management and tissue healing. It covers how laser technologies are evolving to offer more effective, non-invasive treatments for both medical and aesthetic indications. Participants will learn about the use of advanced handpieces that enhance treatment precision and safety​.

This course equips aesthetic practitioners with the latest knowledge and tools to deliver innovative, safe, and patient-centred care, positioning them at the forefront of the aesthetic medicine industry.

Learning Outcomes

1.  Determine key developments in Aesthetic Medicine
2. Apply key developments in Aesthetic Medicine to clinical practice.

Details

Cost: $195

Suitable for: All degree qualified medical practitioners.

Study mode: 100% online

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