MODULE I. INTRODUCTION

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE AND INTRODUCTION TO AESTHETIC MEDICINE.
· Fundamentals of Aesthetic Medicine office management.
· Documentary protocol.
· Update and pharmacology.
· Civil and medical liability.
· Review of anatomical facial structures.

ITEMS WITH REPERCUSSION ON THE PRACTICE OF FACIAL AESTHETIC MEDICINE
· Diagnosis by bioresonance. Interpreting.
· Benefits of ozone therapy and its indications in anti-aging medicine.
· Review of asepsis-antisepsis techniques.
· How to treat alterations and imperfections?
· How to solve the complications of every procedure in Aesthetics?
· Introduction to cosmetic dermatology.

FACIAL LIPOFILLING
· Concept and definition.
· Infiltration material, technique and method.
· Aesthetic and repair indications.

AESTHETIC MEDICINE FOR WOMEN
· Vaginal rejuvenation treatments.
· Vaginal hydration.
·Vaginal PRP.

MODULE II. BIOSTIMULATION
· Peels in cutaneous aging.
· Clinical uses of hydroxy acids.
· Medical use of the Mesoroller.
· Microneedling technique.
· Noved FOTOAGE. HDD in medical treatments.
· Mesotherapy in cutaneous rejuvenation: concept and application techniques.
· PRP – (platelet growth factors )
· Harvesting and preparation techniques.
· Aesthetic application and treatment protocols.
· Plasmolifting™ Gel.
· Correction of laxity of the neck.
· How to improve the patient’s skin with Bionutrilift Protocols?
· Hair PRP.

MODULE III. FILLERS
· Anatomy review.
· Bioresonance.
· Use of anesthesia in Aesthetic Medicine. Local and regional anesthesia techniques.
· Types of fillers used today. Usage criteria. Classification and physical characteristics.
· Selection criteria for the ideal filler to treat my patient.
· Blanching techniques Concept and application areas.
· MD CODE method in the treatment of facial harmony.
· Bioplasty or plastic of the third millennium, based on biomodelation.
· Lip structure.
· Rejuvenation of the ear.
· Mandibular oval and Mentoplasty.
· Male Biplasty Techniques. Redefinition of the facial in men.
· Non-surgical rhinomodelation. Patient selection and protocol.
· Dark circles treatment. Advisable techniques and materials.
· Indication and preparation for treatment with Sculptra®.

MODULE IV. BOTULINUM TOXIN
· Anatomical architecture concepts of the mimic muscles.
· Facial thirds.
· How to raise the eyebrows?
· Expression lines of the eyes, mouth and nose.
· Nefertiti (Neck).
· Gingival smile.
· Fall of the corner.
· Tip of the nose.
· Chin · Treatment of masseter muscle hypertrophy.
· Treatment of axillary and palmar hyperhidrosis.
· Toxin and facial paralysis. Work of Dr. Nome and Dr. Farol.

MODULE V. TENSOR THREADS
· Lifting threads. Uses and indications.
· Anatomical map.
· Types of threads and characteristics of each.
· Anesthesia, protocols and advanced application techniques.
· Treatments with threads in the volume, remodeling of the lip and the perioral area.
· Soft facial tissue suspension with absorbable threads.
· Medical and surgical techniques. Facial approach points.
· Needle Therapy Lift technique.

GROUPS OF 3 STUDENTS
Following the EIMEC method, groups of 3 students with similar levels will be formed to guarantee a regular learning pace. Course content will be personalized, considering the general educational program and the interests of the group.

3 MODEL PATIENTS EVERY DAY
Every morning, students will be assigned an average of three model patients and with the assistance of the tutor, should give a diagnosis on the characteristics of the skin, degree of photo-aging and create the action protocol. This way, they will create their own treatment schedule for the week.

DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES
In every practical session, the different combination techniques included in the syllabus will be practiced. The student will decide how to treat the patient, what techniques to use and the sequence in which to perform the treatment.

Overall, the student will follow an individual itinerary through 30 practical cases on the course subject matter.