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GERMANY
Prof. Dr. Hans-Robert Metelmann
Universitätsmedizin Greifswald
Direktor, Klinik und Poliklinik für Mund-Kiefer-Gesichtschirurgie/
Plastische Operationen
Ferdinand-Sauerbruch-Straße
17475 Greifswald, Germany
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FRANCE
Dr. Jacques-Henri Coulon
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Dampierre, France
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Email: jacqueshenricoulon@yahoo.fr
USA
Prof. Dr. Kulwant S. Bhangoo
MBCHB, FACS, FICS, FAIS, FRCS, (ENG, ED, GLASG)
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
4, Cazenovia St., Buffalo, NY 14220
Phone: (716) 826-4800
Email: drksbhangoo@aol.com
FELLOWSHIP IN AESTHETIC MEDICINE (FAM)
Sessions for training and Hands-on are as follows:-
SESSION 1
INTRODUCTION
- Introduction to the World of Aesthetic Medicine
- Introduction to the Fellowship in Aesthetic Medicine
SESSION 2
SKIN
- Structure & Function
- Skin Appendages
- Skin Types
- Common Skin Diseases: Aetiology, Clinical Features & Management
SESSION 3
HAIR
- Structure & Function
- Normal Hair Growth
- Hair Types
- Hair Problems
Dandruff/ Hair Fall/ Alopecia Areata/ Androgenetic Alopecia/Scarring Alopecia/Telogen Effluvium/Anagen Effluvium/ Hirsutism/ Hypertrichosis/ Folliculitis
SESSION 4
INTRODUCTION TO HAIR RESTORATION AND TREATMENTS
- Basic Science of Hair
- Hair and Scalp Anatomy
- Androgenic Alopecia and other Types of Hair Loss
- Medical Treatments
- Growth Timeline
- Hair Loss Drugs
- Consultation, Planning, Preoperative Care and Hairline Design
- Local Anesthesia
- Strip vs. FUE technique
- Motorised/ Automated F.U.E. technique
- Donor Harvesting
- Graft Preparation Slivering and Graft Cutting
- Recipient Site Preparation and Insertion
- Video Demonstration
- Other technique: – Derma rollers and mesotherapy for hair regrowth
SESSION 5
CHEMICAL PEELS
- Superficial Peels
- Combination Chemical Peels
- Peels Classification
- Peels Characteristics
- Understanding of Different Peels
- Patient Evaluation
- Indications/Precautions
- Patient Selection
1.SKIN CONDITIONING
- Indications/ Contraindications
- Side Effects
- Results
- Skin Regimen
2. CHEMICAL PEELINGS:
- Superficial Peels
- Combination Chemical Peels
- Pigmentation of the Face-Evaluation and Treatment
- Medium Depth Chemical Peels
- Facial Peels1. Classification – Superficial, Medium, Deep, Augmented
2. Characteristics- Glycolics/AHA/ Fruit Peels/ Jessner/ TCA/Phenol/ Retinoic Acid/ Microdermabrasion/ Combinations
3. Basic Understanding of each Different Agent- Indexations for Use/Contraindications/Mode of Application/Mechanism of Action/ Potentiating Factors/ Adverse Effects
SESSION 6
ADVANCED CHEMICAL PEELS
- Retinol Peels
- Obagi Peels
- ZO Peels
- Sequential Peels
SESSION 7
BOTULINUM TOXIN
- The Product
- Indications – Upper Face
- Facial Anatomy in Detail
- Mode of Action
- Regional Anaesthesia for the Face
- Side Effects and Complications: Allergic/ Regional
- Duration of Action
- Appropriate Doses/ Dilutions
- Safety and Toxicity
- Storage and Transport
- Botulinum Toxin in Use in Facial Rhytids
SESSION 8
ADVANCED BOTULINUM TOXIN
- Botulinum Toxin for Middle Face
- Botulinum Toxin for Lower Face
- Botulinum Toxin for Neck
- Botulinum Toxin for Hyperhidrosis (Axillary/Palmar/Plantar)
SESSION 9
DERMAL FILLERS
- Introduction to dermal fillers
- Pharmacology
- Types of Dermal Fillers (Restylane, Perlane, Juvederm etc.)
- Patient selection for dermal fillers
- Indications (Nasolabial Folds/Marionette Lines)
- Side Effects and Complications
- Recommendations
- Combination Therapies1. Botox and Fillers
2. Botox and Skin Resurfacing
3. Light Therapy and Skin Resurfacing
SESSION 10
ADVANCED DERMAL FILLERS
- Dermal Fillers for Frown Lines
- Dermal Fillers for Under Eyes (Tear Trough)
- Dermal Fillers for Volume Augmentation of Cheeks
- Dermal Fillers for Volume Augmentation of Lips
- Dermal Fillers for Mentolabial Folds
SESSION 11
LASERS Part 1
- Introduction to Lasers
- History, Laser Physics & Vocabulary
- Types of Lasers
- Laser & Skin Interaction
- Laser Chromophores
- Choosing Appropriate Settings
- Available Aesthetic Laser Technologies in the World
- Newer Technologies – RF /IR/ Fraxel / Infrared Devices.
- Laser Safety: Contraindications/ Eye Protection/ Flammable Liquids and Gases/ Smoke/ Hazard/ Access and Signage
- Patient Psychology and Expectation
SESSION 12
LASERS Part 2
Advanced Lasers and their Indications
- Ablative lasers, Non-Ablative Laser, Vascular Lasers, Pigment & Tattoo Lasers, Q-Switched Lasers, Hair Removal Lasers
- Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
- Pre-and Post-Treatment Do’s and Don’ts
- Skin Rejuvenation
- Skin Resurfacing
- Skin Tightening
- Comparison between Lasers
- Considerations for Laser Equipment Purchase
- Management of Complications of Lasers and IPL
SESSION 13
Acne
- Medical management
- Use of lasers
- Treatments of Acne scaring
SESSION 14
Mesotherapy
- For Skin rejuvenation
- For Hair Rejuvenation
- Products and protocols
- Acoustic Wave Therapy (X-Wave)
- Mesotherapy Botox
- Mesolift, Mesoglow and meso sculpt
- No-Needle Mesotherapy
SESSION 15
Plasma Medicine
- Plasma Technologies in Aesthetic Medicine
SESSION 16
Body Contouring and tightening devices
- Radio frequency devices1. R.F. Mono/ Bi & Tripolar (Exilis, Reaction, Pollogen etc.)
2. Fraxel R.F
- Ultra Sound based devices
- Cryolipolysis Technologies
- Acoustic Wave Therapy (X-Wave)
- Cellulite Reduction Device
SESSION 17
- Neck Rejuvenation
SESSION 18
PRP ( Platelet Rich Plasma)
- Platelet biology
- What is PRP
- Different growth factors and their function
- PRP devices and processing PRP
- Centrifugation single spin & double spin method
- Creation and activation of PRP
- Indications of PRP
- Contraindication of PRP
- Use of PRP in hair Restoration therapy
- Use of PRP in skin Rejuvenation treatment.
SESSION 19
GLUTATHIONE ( Skin Lightening Treatment)
- What is Glutathione
- Importance of glutathione
- Benefits of glutathione
- Glutathione in skin lightening therapy
- Mode of action
- Glutathione IV injection procedure
SESSION 20
OTHER MINOR COSMETIC PROCEDURES
- Derma Stamp/Derma Roller/Dermapen
- Electrocautery / Incision & Closure Techniques
- Skin Biopsy, Mole & Skin Tags Removal
- Thermolysis/ Electrolysis for Depigmented Hair Removal
- Dermabrasion
- Microdermabrasion
- Thread lift
SESSION 21
What’s New ?
- Newest Technologies and Innovations in Aesthetic Medicine
SESSION 22
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
- How to setup cosmetic practice
- How To Market Your Practice and Build Your Customer Base
- Medico-Legal Aspects of Cosmetic Dermatology
- Ethics in Cosmetic Practice
- What to buy and Where to Buy
SESSION 23
- Case Presentations
- Assessment
- Fellowship Award Ceremony
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Aesthetic Medicine is one of the fastest growing sub-specialty and one of the disciplines that will continue thrive with technological innovation. Not only does it promise excellent outlook in terms of advancements in diagnostic, curative modalities and treatments, choosing training in Aesthetic Medicine is intellectually and humanely rewarding and offer amazing career prospects.
The global aesthetic medicine market size is estimated to reach more than 13 Billion USD by 2021. The introduction of technically-advanced systems enabling minimally invasive procedures is identified as the most influential growth driver. Moreover, rise in disposable income has greatly boosted the demand for cosmetic procedures. Factors such as wider awareness regarding the availability of these minimally invasive procedures and their products and affordable costs are leading to a spur in demand globally.
India and China have the largest population pool aged between 30 to 65 years. Rising disposable income coupled with the presence of a very wide working population is generating demand for aesthetic procedures in these countries. Demand for aesthetic care is expected to exponentially increase in the near future.
The real benefit of practicing Aesthetic Medicine is the type of care that practitioners are offering to their patients. These procedures are elective and are performed on patients who do not suffer from life-threatening illnesses. They are usually healthy but aesthetic care will have a very significant and positive impact on their lives.
This, along with the very lucrative business it represents, are the benefits any doctor should expect by expanding his/her own practice or to get an Aesthetic Physician position in a reputed hospital or a polyclinic.
Our programs are ideal for those looking for a fresh start in a new career as well as for physicians or cosmetologists looking to expand their practices.
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