
Aesthetic Surgery Training
Master the full spectrum of aesthetic surgery — from foundational anatomy and patient psychology to advanced facial, breast, and body contouring techniques. This comprehensive training programme equips surgeons with the clinical precision, ethical grounding, and business acumen needed to deliver exceptional patient outcomes and lead a thriving aesthetic practice.
What you will learn:
This training covers every critical domain of modern aesthetic surgery, including preoperative assessment, anaesthesia management, facial surgical techniques, breast surgery, body contouring, and non-surgical procedures. You will learn how to evaluate patients systematically, plan procedures with precision, and manage complications with confidence. The curriculum includes in-depth instruction on rhinoplasty, facelift, blepharoplasty, abdominoplasty, liposuction, dermal fillers, and botulinum toxin. You will also develop skills in outcome measurement, quality improvement, and medico-legal documentation. Business management, ethical marketing, and cultural competency modules ensure you are prepared to run a professional, patient-centred practice from day one.
How you study in practice Aesthetic Surgery Training
How you practise Aesthetic Surgery Training
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With Elevify for businesses, the course includes exercises and examples tailored to your company and its specific needs.
Course content
8 Chapters • 40 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsFoundations of Aesthetic Surgery
Foundations of Aesthetic Surgery
Lesson 1 • Ethics and Professional Standards
Defines ethical obligations, advertising standards, and scope of practice boundaries. Grounds all clinical decisions in professional accountability.
Lesson 2 • Patient Psychology and Expectations
Examines motivations, body dysmorphic disorder screening, and realistic outcome setting. Equips surgeons to identify unsuitable candidates early.
Lesson 3 • Anatomy for Aesthetic Surgeons
Covers facial, body, and breast anatomy with aesthetic relevance. Builds spatial understanding required for all subsequent surgical technique chapters.
Lesson 4 • Regulatory and Safety Frameworks
Outlines facility accreditation, device approval pathways, and patient safety regulations. Ensures compliant practice across all operative settings.
Lesson 5 • Aesthetic Principles and Proportions
Teaches golden ratio, facial thirds, and symmetry analysis. Provides objective frameworks for evaluating and communicating aesthetic goals.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsPreoperative Assessment and Planning
Preoperative Assessment and Planning
Lesson 1 • Physical Examination Techniques
Teaches region-specific examination protocols for face, breast, and body. Findings drive procedure selection and incision planning.
Lesson 2 • Imaging and Simulation Tools
Introduces 3D imaging, morphing software, and standardised photography. Bridges patient expectations with surgical reality through visual communication.
Lesson 3 • Medical History and Risk Stratification
Structures comprehensive history-taking and comorbidity assessment. Directly informs anaesthesia selection and surgical risk mitigation strategies.
Lesson 4 • Surgical Planning and Goal Setting
Integrates examination findings into a prioritised operative plan. Teaches sequencing of combined procedures and contingency planning.
Lesson 5 • Informed Consent Process
Structures disclosure of risks, alternatives, and realistic outcomes. Ensures legally and ethically sound consent documentation.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsAnaesthesia and Perioperative Care
Anaesthesia and Perioperative Care
Lesson 1 • Complication Recognition and Response
Trains recognition of haematoma, infection, and anaesthetic complications. Builds rapid response competency critical for patient safety.
Lesson 2 • Preoperative Optimisation Protocols
Details nutritional, pharmacological, and lifestyle optimisation before surgery. Reduces complication rates and accelerates postoperative recovery.
Lesson 3 • Intraoperative Monitoring and Safety
Establishes monitoring standards and emergency response protocols during aesthetic procedures. Ensures rapid recognition and management of intraoperative events.
Lesson 4 • Anaesthesia Options in Aesthetic Surgery
Compares local, sedation, and general anaesthesia for aesthetic contexts. Guides procedure-appropriate anaesthesia selection and team coordination.
Lesson 5 • Postoperative Recovery Management
Covers PACU protocols, pain management, and early complication detection. Connects intraoperative decisions to recovery room outcomes.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsFacial Aesthetic Surgery Techniques
Facial Aesthetic Surgery Techniques
Lesson 1 • Brow Lift and Forehead Rejuvenation
Compares endoscopic, temporal, and direct brow lift techniques. Integrates brow position with upper lid and forehead aesthetics.
Lesson 2 • Blepharoplasty and Periorbital Surgery
Teaches upper and lower lid surgery, fat repositioning, and canthal support. Addresses the periorbital region as a unit for natural rejuvenation.
Lesson 3 • Facelift and Neck Lift Surgery
Covers SMAS manipulation, platysma management, and incision design. Teaches tension-free closure for durable, natural-appearing results.
Lesson 4 • Rhinoplasty Fundamentals
Covers open and closed approaches, structural grafting, and tip refinement. Builds foundational rhinoplasty skills applicable to primary cases.
Lesson 5 • Otoplasty and Ear Reshaping
Teaches cartilage scoring, suture techniques, and antihelical fold creation. Provides a complete approach to prominent ear correction.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsBreast Aesthetic Surgery
Breast Aesthetic Surgery
Lesson 1 • Breast Augmentation Principles
Teaches implant selection, pocket plane decisions, and incision approaches. Connects dimensional planning to long-term aesthetic and safety outcomes.
Lesson 2 • Male Breast Aesthetics and Gynecomastia
Covers gynaecomastia classification, liposuction, and glandular excision techniques. Addresses the growing demand for male chest contouring.
Lesson 3 • Breast Reduction Surgery
Details pedicle design, resection volume planning, and scar management. Addresses functional and aesthetic goals simultaneously.
Lesson 4 • Mastopexy Techniques
Covers ptosis grading, scar pattern selection, and nipple-areola repositioning. Teaches mastopexy as a standalone and combined procedure.
Lesson 5 • Implant Complications and Revision
Identifies capsular contracture, rupture, and malposition management. Prepares surgeons for the full spectrum of implant-related revision surgery.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsBody Contouring and Liposuction
Body Contouring and Liposuction
Lesson 1 • High-Definition Liposuction
Teaches superficial liposuction, fat grafting, and muscular definition enhancement. Advances standard liposuction skills towards sculpted athletic results.
Lesson 2 • Fat Grafting and Transfer Techniques
Covers harvest, processing, and injection of autologous fat for volume restoration. Teaches safe gluteal augmentation and facial fat grafting protocols.
Lesson 3 • Abdominoplasty Techniques
Covers full, mini, and extended abdominoplasty with rectus plication. Integrates liposuction and skin resection for comprehensive abdominal rejuvenation.
Lesson 4 • Body Lift and Thigh Lift Surgery
Addresses circumferential body lift, medial thigh lift, and brachioplasty. Targets massive weight loss patients requiring multi-region contouring.
Lesson 5 • Liposuction Principles and Techniques
Covers tumescent infiltration, cannula selection, and aspiration volume safety. Establishes foundational liposuction skills for all body regions.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsNon-Surgical Aesthetic Procedures
Non-Surgical Aesthetic Procedures
Lesson 1 • Dermal Filler Applications
Covers filler rheology, injection planes, and vascular occlusion prevention. Develops safe volumisation skills across facial regions.
Lesson 2 • Energy-Based Skin Treatments
Introduces laser, radiofrequency, and ultrasound skin tightening modalities. Connects device physics to clinical parameter selection.
Lesson 3 • Chemical Peels and Skin Resurfacing
Covers peel depth classification, agent selection, and post-peel care. Integrates resurfacing into surgical and non-surgical treatment plans.
Lesson 4 • Botulinum Toxin Injection Techniques
Teaches dosing, dilution, injection mapping, and complication avoidance. Builds precision injection skills for facial dynamic line treatment.
Lesson 5 • Thread Lifts and Minimally Invasive Lifting
Teaches thread types, insertion techniques, and longevity expectations. Positions thread lifts within the non-surgical rejuvenation continuum.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsComplications, Revision, and Outcomes
Complications, Revision, and Outcomes
Lesson 1 • Managing Surgical Complications
Covers haematoma evacuation, wound dehiscence, and nerve injury management. Builds decisive clinical response skills for common surgical complications.
Lesson 2 • Revision Surgery Planning
Teaches systematic analysis of unsatisfactory primary results and revision planning. Addresses the technical and psychological complexity of secondary procedures.
Lesson 3 • Outcome Measurement and Documentation
Introduces validated outcome scales, patient-reported measures, and photographic documentation. Connects data collection to practice improvement cycles.
Lesson 4 • Quality Improvement in Aesthetic Practice
Applies audit cycles, morbidity and mortality review, and process improvement to aesthetic surgery. Builds a culture of continuous clinical excellence.
Lesson 5 • Classifying and Preventing Complications
Establishes a universal complication classification framework and prevention strategies. Provides the analytical foundation for all revision and quality improvement work.

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This course is for you:
Plastic surgery residents: Building operative confidence before independent practice begins.
General surgeons: Transitioning into a focused aesthetic and cosmetic surgery specialty.
Dermatologists: Expanding beyond injectables into surgical and procedural aesthetic care.
ENT surgeons: Adding rhinoplasty and facial rejuvenation to an existing surgical scope.
Aesthetic clinic owners: Seeking clinical depth to lead and supervise surgical teams credibly.
International medical graduates: Bridging training gaps to meet aesthetic surgery competency standards.
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