The Aesthetics Cadaver Lab training is a multi-award-winning course, which is divided into morning and afternoon sessions, and consists of a practical workshop for individuals providing facial aesthetic treatments in addition to educational theory presented through presentations and demonstrations.

Presentations and discussions of recent anatomical research, including advancements in every face anatomy area relevant to doctors practicing non-surgical facial aesthetic care, are part of the morning session.

Delegates have the chance to participate in a hands-on, practical dissection of the entire face during the afternoon session. It thoroughly examines the lower face and neck, as well as the upper face (including the tear trough and peri-ocular anatomy). By simulating soft tissue filler injections and thread insertion, delegates will get knowledge about proper product positioning and injection techniques. The course also gives an opportunity to get in touch with Cadaver tissue bank provider in your particular region.

During this course, each anatomical area is exposed using unembalmed cadaveric tissue, and Mr. Humzah will go over technical aspects of facial cosmetic therapy utilizing non-surgical tools including threads, blunt cannulae, and needles in connection to the anatomy.

Utilizing TSK products and protocols to accomplish various injection methods

By applying your understanding of anatomy to product use, injection technique, and device selection, you will be more equipped to evaluate skin-rejuvenation options. You will gain a better knowledge of the effects of different injection procedures by taking part in a hands-on injecting session with a live dissection. This will boost your confidence and expertise as a facial aesthetic clinician.

This course is tailored to the knowledge and comprehension needed to administer non-surgical facial aesthetic treatments like dermal fillers and threads because it is not intended to teach anatomical dissection techniques but rather to explore the facial anatomy together during a cadaveric teaching session with an expert anatomist.

In order to put threads, inject simulated soft tissue fillers into the cadaveric tissue, and individually examine the facial anatomy, delegates will have ample opportunity for hands-on, practical experience. In addition to learning tips, tricks, and improvements that could be made to achieve better patient safety and/or enhanced aesthetic outcomes, this enables delegates to critically examine their own methodologies.