Small-group, on-site training designed for immediate clinical application.

• These hands-on workshops are not lectures. They are structured, practice-oriented training sessions designed for physicians who want to apply techniques immediately in daily clinical practice.
• You will work in small groups under direct supervision, with a strong focus on precision, safety, and reproducibility.

These workshops are intended for licensed physicians practicing aesthetic medicine who seek practical mastery rather than theoretical repetition.

• Each hands-on workshop is built around clearly defined learning objectives and structured clinical protocols.
• The focus is not on concepts, but on execution, decision-making, and safe application in real clinical settings.

Training content is adapted to the participants’ level, experience, and scope of practice.

All techniques are practiced under direct supervision, with immediate feedback and correction.

• In March 2026, two on-site hands-on workshops will be organized in a small-group format.
• Each workshop is limited in size to ensure optimal supervision, practical depth, and effective learning.

Participation is limited. Applications are reviewed to maintain training quality and homogeneous groups.

Limiting group size is a deliberate educational choice.
It allows direct interaction, precise supervision, and meaningful correction during each step of the learning process.

Unlike large workshops or congress sessions, small-group training ensures:

• Individual attention

• Immediate feedback

• Better skill retention

• Greater confidence when applying techniques in daily practice

The result is not exposure to techniques, but effective skill acquisition.

• Participation in the hands-on workshops is limited to ensure training quality and effective supervision.
• For this reason, applications are reviewed to maintain a focused and homogeneous learning environment.

• These hands-on workshops are part of a broader educational framework that includes advanced webinars, structured physician training programs, and participation in international scientific events.
• The focus remains practical education, clinical rigor, and meaningful knowledge transfer—rather than promotion or large-scale formats.

• Hands-on training remains the most effective way to master aesthetic techniques.
• If you value precision, structure, and immediate clinical applicability, these workshops are designed for you.