Injectable aesthetic treatments require more than familiarity with injection points. Safe and responsible practice begins with anatomy, patient selection, clinical assessment, informed consent, appropriate product choice, treatment planning and the ability to recognise when treatment should be modified, deferred or declined.
This introductory workshop provides eligible doctors with a structured foundation in two principal areas of aesthetic injectables. The first module focuses on botulinum toxin, including preparation principles, facial assessment, common upper-face indications and selected aesthetic and functional applications. The second module introduces dermal fillers, with attention to product selection, safety and foundational approaches to facial enhancement, lip treatment and rejuvenation.
Theoretical instruction is combined with demonstration and closely supervised practice on selected live-patient cases where confirmed for the relevant edition. The small-group format is intended to support clinical discussion, observation, guided decision-making and immediate feedback.
The program is designed as a beginning point in a broader pathway of education, mentored practice and continuing professional development. Completion should not be interpreted as automatic authorisation or proof of independent competence in every procedure or anatomical area covered.
A recognised medical qualification and current professional registration/licence acceptable to Orphanos Academy
Legal entitlement to participate in the relevant clinical procedures
Current professional indemnity insurance covering the planned activity, where required
Submission of requested professional documentation before confirmation
Foundational knowledge of facial anatomy and general clinical safety
Ability to understand the stated teaching language for the relevant edition
Agreement to follow the trainer's instructions, patient-consent requirements, clinical protocols and safety decisions
Recognition that access to live-patient practice is not automatic and depends on eligibility, patient consent, case suitability and trainer approval
Separate Botulinum Toxin and Dermal Fillers training days
Option to attend one module or the complete two-day program
Small-group format with close trainer supervision
Facial anatomy, consultation and structured patient assessment
Product preparation, selection and treatment-planning principles
Core upper-face botulinum toxin indications
Selected aesthetic and functional botulinum toxin applications
Foundational filler approaches for lips, midface and lower-face contouring
Introduction to selected precision and rejuvenation areas
Live-patient hands-on practice, subject to edition-specific clinical approval
Emphasis on safety, appropriate case selection and recognition of complications
Certificate provided, with exact designation subject to confirmation
Injectable aesthetic treatments require more than familiarity with injection points. Safe and responsible practice begins with anatomy, patient selection, clinical assessment, informed consent, appropriate product choice, treatment planning and the ability to recognise when treatment should be modified, deferred or declined.
This introductory workshop provides eligible doctors with a structured foundation in two principal areas of aesthetic injectables. The first module focuses on botulinum toxin, including preparation principles, facial assessment, common upper-face indications and selected aesthetic and functional applications. The second module introduces dermal fillers, with attention to product selection, safety and foundational approaches to facial enhancement, lip treatment and rejuvenation.
Theoretical instruction is combined with demonstration and closely supervised practice on selected live-patient cases where confirmed for the relevant edition. The small-group format is intended to support clinical discussion, observation, guided decision-making and immediate feedback.
The program is designed as a beginning point in a broader pathway of education, mentored practice and continuing professional development. Completion should not be interpreted as automatic authorisation or proof of independent competence in every procedure or anatomical area covered.
This program is intended for licensed doctors who are beginning structured training in aesthetic injectable treatments and who are legally entitled to undertake the relevant clinical activities in the jurisdiction where they practise.
It may also be relevant to doctors with limited previous exposure who want to consolidate their foundations through a small-group, supervised format. Final eligibility must be assessed by Orphanos Academy before registration is confirmed.
