Master’s Degree in Aesthetic Medicine Course

Description

Foundations in Aesthetic Medicine is a comprehensive introductory program designed for medical professionals who want to build a solid and structured entry into the field of aesthetic medicine.

This course covers the core principles of aesthetic medicine, including its clinical and ethical framework, patient assessment and selection, facial and skin anatomy, safety considerations, and clinical decision-making. It provides the essential knowledge required to understand aesthetic treatments within a responsible, evidence-based, and patient-centred medical context.

The curriculum is designed and delivered by practicing European clinicians, academic faculty, and partner clinics, ensuring a strong alignment with real-world clinical standards and current professional practice. Emphasis is placed on patient safety, ethical judgment, and developing the clinical reasoning skills needed before progressing to advanced techniques.

Foundations in Aesthetic Medicine is Module 1 of EIHE’s 7-module Master’s Degree in Aesthetic Medicine, but it can be taken independently as a standalone course. Upon completion, students receive an individual certificate for this module.

Doctors who choose to complete the remaining six modules, even if taken separately and at their own pace, will be eligible for the full Master’s Degree in Aesthetic Medicine certification, subject to meeting all academic and assessment requirements.

This course is ideal for doctors new to aesthetic medicine, as well as for practitioners seeking to reinforce their foundations before advancing into injectables, devices, and combination protocols.