When we are talking about facial anatomy and anatomy related to aesthetic medicine, attention is drawn to muscles or vessels and nerves. But one of the most important parts of the anatomy of aesthetic medicine and the cadaver course is the anatomy of the facial skin layers.

Understanding the complexities of facial anatomy goes beyond textbook diagrams and 3D models; it requires a hands-on, in-depth approach. This is where the Facial Anatomy Cadaver Lab comes in—a professional course that offers an unmatched, comprehensive understanding of facial anatomy through Cadaveric Facial Dissection.

Facial Anatomy Cadaver Lab (Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto) – Oct 7, 2024 (1:00 pm to 4:00 pm)

The Canadian Facial Anatomy Cadaver Training (CFACT Certificate Program) program provides a comprehensive anatomy training experience, blending online sessions with hands-on cadaver workshops. Designed and led by CBAM’s expert faculty, CFACT offers an unparalleled way to gain in-depth anatomical knowledge in facial aesthetics.

Understanding Facial Anatomy: The Bedrock of Botox Expertise. Facial anatomy is like the canvas on which the artist creates their masterpiece. To achieve optimal results with Botox injections, a practitioner must possess a profound understanding of the human face. Similarly, a painter must have knowledge about the canvas they are using.

The face becomes beautiful when all its parts are in the right proportion with each other. Sometimes, jawline treatment alone cannot make the patient’s face as beautiful as they expect. In the consultation sessions, before the jawline filler treatment, carefully check the patient’s face and if there is a need for midface treatment, be sure ...

The Canadian Diploma Program (DHP Approved) is an advanced program covering both basic and advanced aesthetic procedures, including facial anatomy, Sculptra, and filler safety. It includes 200+ hours of online learning, live virtual Q&A sessions, and a 5-day hands-on training .

All students will have access to the online materials of the “Review of Facial Anatomy” and they are all required to watch this material before attending the Hands-On Cadaver Lab. (click here to see the online lessons) The Cadaver Lab itself, includes 3 hour in-lab including hands-on practice on fresh tissue dissected cephalous.

In each chapter, the anatomy of the desired area is explained first. Then we discuss the method of determining injection points, injection technique, complications related to injection in that area and important points in increasing injection skills in that area. An overview of the muscles of the upper third of the face

This filler training course ensures that the students learn the basics of dermal fillers, anatomical landmarks, major blood vessels in the face, danger zones, major fat compartments in the face, filler injection techniques and dealing with the complications of the fillers.