Facial Aesthetics courses in India

We cordially invite you to Trinity Facial Aesthetics Training Academy in India, a special training facility where you may pick the brains of Professionals. We provide structured training with lectures, demonstrations, and patient hands-on practice at Trinity Facial Aesthetics Training Academy in India.

You can enroll in this course with us if you are a licensed medical professional who has completed a basic course in the use of less invasive facial rejuvenation and enhancement procedures and are interested in learning more about or developing your understanding of combination facial aesthetic procedures. For the upcoming class, young graduates in any medical field who wish to specialize in facial aesthetics are also eligible to apply. (FELLOWSHIP IN AESTHETIC MEDICINE (FAM) · MASTERS COURSE IN HAIR TRANSPLANTATION (MCHT)

Why you should sign up for this course at Trinity Facial Aesthetics Training Academy in India?

It is both oversimplified and inaccurate to believe that facial aesthetics involves nothing more than injecting Botox and fillers into the face.

Facial Aesthetics has in reality grown quickly as more technology has entered the market in recent years.
There are several techniques available nowadays that can change the face. Only a few of the methods offered to patients today include Kybella, Coolsculpting, Ulthera, Botox, Fillers, Lasers, and Facial Threads.

A physician with a super specialization in facial aesthetics must have a wider and deeper awareness of the components of facial cosmetic surgery, even though an introduction to these techniques is crucial.

Only when you are aware of the results that may be obtained through procedures like blepharoplasty, ptosis correction, facelifts, hair transplants, chin and cheek implants, neck lifts, and facial liposuction can you offer your patients a more thorough course of treatment.

Knowing what nonsurgical treatments can accomplish is crucial, but only in light of what surgery can accomplish, in order to provide your patients with the best solution in terms of the risks, advantages, and benefits of each procedure. This will enable you to tailor your treatment plan to each patient’s unique problems.

With the proper application of facial contouring procedures, dramatic alterations can be obtained. The most frequently injected locations during face sculpting are:

• Cheekbones: To define the midface region and give the cheekbones and ogee’s curve more prominence.
• Jaws: To accentuate the jawline.
• Masseter: To make the balance appear thinner and to reinstate the face’s golden ratio.
• Chin: Its side profile appearance has been improved, and its relation to the lower face is better.
• Temples: For non-surgical brow raising as well as to define the face and establish equilibrium in the upper face.
• Neck: Non-surgically removing the neck bands and tightening the neck bands.
• Lips: Keeping the lips in proportion to the rest of the face. Additionally, if the patient wants it, lip augmentation.

An expert in facial aesthetics must possess a thorough understanding of both the basic and more complex facets of facial contouring in order to assess and diagnose patients. In our Fellowship in Facial Aesthetics, we will study three key assessment areas: face morphology, balance, and symmetry.