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into methods to retard and optimize the human aging process.
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members of the public on anti-aging issues.
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by 2019.
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and reversal of age-related dysfunction, disorders, and diseases. It
is a healthcare model promoting innovative science and research
to prolong the healthy lifespan in humans. As such, Anti-Aging
medicine is based on solid scientific principles of responsible
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fashion.

Aesthetic Fellowship | Dubai, UAE | Program

Overview

DESCRIPTION
OBJECTIVES

Course Description
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The Fellowship Certification in Aesthetic Medicine is a

postgraduate certification program of the American Academy of
AntiAging Medicine which combines online audio-visual lectures
and hands-on tutorials in a clinical setting. The Fellowship
Certification in Aesthetic Medicine is issued to individuals with MD,
DO, and MBBS degrees who wish to gain formal training and
recognition in the field of aesthetic medicine.
The course provides medical practitioners with maximum exposure
to the scientific, clinical and industry information necessary to
introduce non-invasive aesthetic procedures in their practice.
The Aesthetic Anti-Aging Fellowship consists of:
Online lectures (Modules 1 to 3)
Hands-on clinical training (Modules 4 to 6) at our affiliated clinic in
Dubai (Aesthetica Clinic, Dubai Healthcare City)
A 3hr written examination
Submission of 12 case studies
Modules 1 to 6 cover the following aesthetic treatments:
Botulinum Toxin A Injections
Facial Filler Injections
Platelet Rich Plasma Injections (PRP)
Aesthetic Laser and Light Treatments
Body Contouring Techniques
Chemical and Mechanical Resurfacing
Cosmeceuticals
Each treatment will be analysed in details in the online modules
and performed live in the hands-on modules.
Online modules consist of:
Theoretical lectures
Audio-visual demonstrations
Printable guides
Detailed guidelines on each treatment and device
Click Here for a free preview of the online and hands-on modules
Hands-on modules include:
Individualized hands-on learning on live models
Advice and live tutorials from experts
Discussions with patients, colleagues and expert aesthetic
practitioners

Use of a wide range of aesthetic products and devices available in

the clinic
Practice development tools

Learning Objectives
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Upon completion of the modules, the participants will:

Gain non-biased, evidence-based education
Achieve excellence in Aesthetic Medicine
Obtain a credible training for aesthetic treatments
Understand tools and methods available to develop their practice
Understand best practices for patient selection, pre and post
treatment precautions, informed consent, treatment alternatives,
complication prevention and management

What is the goal of the Aesthetic Anti-Aging Fellowship?

Create standards of evidence-based knowledge and procedural

excellence in aesthetic treatments
Promote education to these levels of competency
Create subspecialty that can be internationally recognized by both
consumers and physicians as

Module I: Advanced Facial Sculpting And

Contouring With Botulinum Toxin A And Facial
Fillers
24hrs online to be completed in a maximum of 90 days
Upon completion of the module, the participant will:

Have a thorough understanding of facial anatomy including the

skeletal structure, vessels, nerves and soft tissue to allow safe and
effective aesthetic treatments
Develop an understanding of ideal facial features including the
proportions and dimensions that create beauty, which is essential
in creating aesthetic treatment planning
Discuss the aging facial changes in both female and males
patients of all cultures to develop an expert aesthetic sense for
optimal treatment planning
Develop expert understanding of the pharmacology of the various
Botulinum Toxins available for aesthetic and therapeutic use and to
develop a working knowledge of these products and their
applications

Analyze the "best practice" standards for injection techniques for

all of the Botulinum Toxins and their dosing equivalents for the
treatment of facial muscle rebalancing for youthful expression. This
includes the treatment of frown lines, brow furrows, brow elevation,
crow's feet, bunny lines, lip lines, nasolabial folds, marionette folds,
aging jawline, and aging neck
Participate in an interactive session with leading experts
performing live botulinum toxin Injections for aesthetic
enhancement demonstrating all of the known applications
Understand the incidence, prevalence, and pathophysiology of
hyperhidrosis
Understand the treatment of hyperhidrosis with botulinum toxin
and learn the appropriate injection technique for effective treatment
of this disorder
Understand the importance of facial revolumizing and the
appropriate volumes necessary to achieve a natural and youthful
appearance
Understand the properties of the various facial fillers available for
aesthetic enhancement including autologous fat, cell augmented
fat, the various collagens (Zyderm, Zyplast, Cosmoderm,
Cosmoplast, Evolence), the various hyaluronans(Restylane,
Perlane, Juvederm, Prevelle, Hydrelle), poly-L-Lactic acid
(Sculptra), calcium hydroxylappetite (Radiesse), and silicone. With
this understanding, learn how to choose the appropriate filler for
individual aesthetic corrections
Learn the "best practice" injection techniques, products, and
volumes for the aesthetic correction of global volume loss,
temporal hollows, brows, tear troughs, cheeks, nasolabial folds,
lips, jowls, prejowl depressions, jaw lines, and nasal deformities
Participate in an interactive session with leading experts
performing live facial filler for facial aesthetic enhancements
including global volume loss, temporal hollows, brows, tear troughs
cheeks, nasolabial folds, lips, jowls, prejowl depressions, jaw lines,
and nasal deformities
Review the potential adverse events with the aesthetic use of both
botulinum toxins and facial fillers and effective methods to avoid
and treat these complications
Learn how to develop a successful aesthetic practice with pricing
strategies, marketing strategies, scheduling and staffing
Be equipped with superior aesthetic knowledge which when
combined with he intensive hands on clinical injectable
Module IV, will enable the attendee to provide procedural
excellence to their patients

Module II: Aesthetic Treatments Utilizing Laser

And Intense Pulsed Light Applications,
Chemical Resurfacing and Cosmeceutical
Additives
24hrs online to be completed in a maximum of 90 days
Upon completion of the module, the participant will:

Review basic dermatology and the dermatologic conditions

requiring aesthetic enhancement including lentigenes (brown
spots), telangiectasias (redspots), wrinkles, elastosis (skin laxity),
melasma, cellulite, acne, dysplasia, unwanted hair and unwanted
veins
Understand Fitzpatrick Skin Typing to effectively predict individual
patient's reaction to both chemical and light based aesthetic
treatments
Understand laser physics and the principles of laser and light
tissue interactions. This includes a review of selective
photothermolysis, ablative skin resurfacing, non-ablative skin
resurfacing, fractional skin resurfacing, photodynamic therapy and
photomodulation
Be conversant in all of the light based aesthetic devices including
lasers (KTP, Ruby, Pulsed Dye, Diode, Nd:YAG, Er:YAG, YSGG,
CO2), Intense Pulsed Light, and Light Emitting Diodes and the
important features in selecting these devices and the appropriate
use for each device
Understand the best practice standards for the light based
treatment of dermatologic conditions requiring aesthetic
enhancement including patient selection, patient education,
treatment planning, treatment applications, and pre and post
procedural care. These conditions include hyperpigmentation,
telangiectasias, wrinkles, skin laxity, unwanted hair, unwanted
veins, acne, dysplasia and cellulite
Review the important safety precautions for aesthetic use of lasers
and light for the patient and the aesthetic provider
Discuss the potential adverse events when using lasers and light
and how to avoid and treat these complications
Participate in an interactive session with prominent luminaries
performing sate of the art laser and light based treatments on live
patients demonstrating appropriate aesthetic enhancements and

treatment planning
Review the Rubin skin classification system to determine the
dermal depth of cosmetic defects requiring correction and
understand how to achieve this depth with the various chemical
peeling agents
Analyze the mechanism of action of the peeling agents used in
aesthetic chemical resurfacing including retinols, enzymes, alpha
hydroxy acids, beta hydroxy acids, Jessner solution, TCA, phenol,
and combination peels
Develop effective treatment plans and protocols for dermatologic
conditions using aesthetic chemical peeling including patient
selection, choosing the ideal peeling agent, patient education, and
pre and post peel care
Understand best practice standards for the use of chemical peels
in aesthetic medicine.
Participate in an interactive session with leading aesthetic experts
performing chemical peels on live patients for the treatment of
aging skin, hyperpigmentation, melasma, and acne
Understand the potential adverse events with the aesthetic use of
chemical peeling agents and how to avoid and manage these
complications
Understand the licensure requirements and the central role of an
aesthetician in an aesthetic practice
Understand the appropriate prescription of daily skin care products
to promote optimal skin health in your patients and to ensure
excellent results with your aesthetic procedures
Develop an in-depth working knowledge of the ingredients in
cosmeceutical products including the various retinols, growth
factors, peptides, antioxidants, lightening agents, metals,
botanicals, vitamins, spf agents, and their mechanism of action in
promoting skin health
Identify the toxic ingredients contained in many over the counter
products
Learn how to develop a successful aesthetic practice with the use
of light based devices, chemical peels, and cosmeceutical agents
with proven technology, products, protocols, pricing strategies and
marketing strategies
This module will provide expert knowledge in aesthetic light based
devices, chemical peels, and cosmeceutical products which, when
combined with module V and VI, the intensive clinical hands on
training module will enable the attendee to offer true expertise in
these areas

Module III: Aesthetic Venous Treatments And

Body Contouring Techniques
24hrs online to be completed in a maximum of 90 days
Upon completion of the module, the participant will:

Comprehend the incidence, prevalence, and morbidity associated

with chronic venous insufficiency
Understand the risk factors of venous disease including heredity,
hormonal influences, lifestyle, and congenital abnormalities
Perform differential diagnosis of venous disease symptomology
Review venous anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology
Participate in an interactive session with leading experts
performing physical examination of patients presenting with
venous pathology ranging from telangiectasias to deep venous
system abnormalities
Learn to use diagnostic tools for the evaluation of venous
insufficiency
including
transillumination
(vein
light),
photoplethysmography (PPG), continuous wave Doppler, and
duplex ultrasound and their value in differential diagnosis and view
live demonstrations of these devices
Review mechanisms of action of the scleroscants used in
sclerotherapy including hypertonic saline, polidocanol, sotradecol,
polyiodinated iodine, and glycerin and the risks and benefits
associated with each
Learn "best practice" injection techniques for performing effective
sclerotherapy treatments
Review the risks and benefits of lasers and radiofrequency devices
utilized in energy-based closure of the saphenous system
including radiofrequency, diode, and infrared devices
Understand office-based technique of ambulatory phlebectomy in
the treatment of varicosities
Develop treatment plans and best practice standards for the
treatment of venous disease from the deep system to spider veins
including patient selection, patient education, pre and post
procedural care, and techniques for treatment
Understand the role of compression therapy in the treatment of
venous disease
Review the potential adverse events in the treatment of venous
disease and how to avoid and manage complications
Participate in an interactive session with leaders in the vascular
medicine and surgery in the diagnosis and treatment of live

patients with venous pathology including deep venous system,

superficial venous system, reticulars, varicosities, and
telangiectasias
Discuss the pros and cons of insurance billing for the treatment of
venous disease
Review strategies for developing a successful vein practice
including proven choices in technology and products along with
marketing strategies
Review the incidence, prevalence, morbidity, and comorbidity of
obesity worldwide
Review the statistics for the weight loss market and body
contouring market demonstrating the need for effective therapies
for the treatment of obesity and localized adiposity optimal health
and self-image
Analyze proven strategies for weight loss including organic whole
food treatment planning, prescriptive exercise, hormone balancing,
food allergies and detoxification strategies
Discuss the incidence and prevalence of cellulite as an
inflammatory disease of the deep dermis
Understand the pathophysiology of cellulite and the diagnostic
criteria
Review the anatomy of the lymphatic system and its importance in
maintaining optimal health
Review the role of hormone imbalance, venous, and lymphatic
congestion in the pathophysiology of cellulite
Understand the factors leading to localized adiposity including
genetics, gender, lifestyle, and hormone imbalance
Review the technique of mesotherapy with the mechanism of
action of the active ingredients including phosphatidycholine,
deoxycholate,
aminophylline,
pentoxyphylline,
L-carnitine,
procaine, and yohimbine
Learn the best practice standards for formulations and injection
techniques for mesotherapy treatments of cellulite, skin laxity,
mesoglow, and Lipodissolve
Discuss the medical and legal ramifications surrounding
mesotherapy worldwide
Understand the energy-based devices used to treat obesity,
localized adiposity, cellulite, and skin laxity including vacuum
massage, infrared light, light emitting diodes (LED),
radiofrequency, and acoustic wave technology with their
appropriate indications and expected clinical outcomes
Participate in an interactive session with leading experts
performing live mesotherapy and lipodissolve treatments, as well

as live demonstrations of energy-based devices to treat adiposity,

cellulite, and skin laxity
When combined with Module VI, this course will enable physicians
to provide expert knowledge and procedural competence to their
patients desiring aesthetic venous and body contouring treatments

Features of online modules:

Exact replica of classroom lectures in the USA with audiovisual recordings and PowerPoint slides

Step by Step procedure guides with charts and live

demonstrations

Pharmacology & facial anatomy

Detailed review of products and devices

MODULE 1, CONTENTS

(24 Hours Online to be completed in a maximum of 90 days):

Advanced Facial Sculpting & Contouring with Botulinum Toxin A and
Facial Fillers
1 Analysis of Facial Anatomy & the Aging Face, Sharon McQuillan, MD 2
Pharmacology of Botulinum Toxin A, Sharon McQuillan, MD
3 Periocular Rejuvenation with Botulinum Toxin A, Denise Baker, MD 4
Brow Rejuvenation with Botulinum Toxin A Denise Baker, MD
5 Perioral Muscle Rebalancing with Botulinum Toxin A Gail Humble, MD
6 Treating Platysmal Banding with Botulinum Toxin A Gail Humble, MD
7 Botulinum Toxin A Expert Injector Live Demonstrations Janette Daher, BS
8 Botulinum Toxin A in Treatment of Hyperhidrosis Denise Baker, MD
9 Botulinum Toxin A Complication Management Sharon McQuillan, MD
10 Neuromodulators & Eyelash Products on the Horizon Gail Humble, MD
11 Understandig & Developing Aesthetic Treatment Plans Sharon
McQuillan, MD
12 Using Collagen for Facial Enhancement Denise Baker, MD
13 Using Hyaluronians for Facial Aesthetic Enhancement Patrick Bitter, Jr.,
MD
14 Facial Sculpting with Calcium Hydroxlapatite Alexander Rivkin, MD
15 Facial Sculpting with Poly-L Lactic Acid Gail Humble, MD
16 Volume Restoration of the Lower Face Sharon McQuillan, MD
17 Volume Restoration and Definition of the Lips Denise Baker, MD
18 Advanced Volume Restoration of the Aging Face Gail Humble, MD
19 Blunt Facial Camula Injection Technique Sharon McQuillan, MD

20 Facial Filler Expert Demonstrations Sharon McQuillan, MD

21 Facial Fillers on the Horizon Gail Humble, MD
22 Effective Anesthesia for Facial Filler Procedures Denise Baker, MD
23 Facial Injetables and Ethnic Skin Sharon McQuillan, MD
24 Facial Injectables for Men Alexander Rivkin, MD
25 Selecting the Correct Filler Gail Humble, MD
26 Minimizing & Managing Complications & Sequelea: Soft Tissue Fillers
Sharon McQuillan, MD 27 Stem Cell Face Lift Cell Assisted Autogous Facial
Fat Transfer Sharon McQuillan, MD
28 Creating A Successful Facial Injectables Practice Janette Daher, BS

MODULE 2, CONTENTS
(24 Hours Online to be completed in a maximum of 90 days):
Aesthetic Treatments Utilizing Laser and Intense Pulsed Light Applications,
Chemical Resurfacing and Cosmeceutical Additives
1 Chemical Peeling Agents Sharon McQuillan, MD
2 Skin Conditions Appropriate for Chemical Peels Aurora Badia, DO
3 Live Chemical Peel Demonstrations
4 Effective Cosmeceutical Use in an Aesthetic Practice Sharon McQuillan,
MD
5 Evaluation of Cosmeceutical Ingredients: What the Label May Not Reveal
Patrick Bitter, Jr., MD 6 Cosmeceutical Actives: Vitamins Patrick Bitter, Jr.,
MD
7 Cosmeceutical Actives: Botanicals Gail Humble, MD
8 Topical Use of Growth Factors and Stem Cells in Skin Care Sharon
McQuillan, MD
9 Cosmeceutical Actives: Peptides & Metals Gail Humble, MD
10 Cosmeceutical Actives: Lightening Agents Sharon McQuillan, MD
11 Cleansers & Moisturizers Aurora Badia, DO
12 The Importance of Sunscreen Gail Humble, MD
13 Role of Nutrition in Healthy Skin Patrick Bitter, Jr., MD
14 The Role of Mineral & Camouflage Cosmetics in an Aesthetic practice
Diane Ranger, MD
15 Current Standards in Light Based Hair Reduction Edward Zimmerman,
MD
16 Treating Vascular Lesions with Light Denise Baker, MD
17 Laser Safety Sharon McQuillan, MD
18 Live Hair Reduction & Vascular Lesion Treatment Demonstrations
19 Live Hair Reduction & Vascular Lesion Treatment Demonstrations
20 Ablative Skin Resurfacing Sharon McQuillan, MD
21 Fractional Resurfacing Sharon McQuillan, MD
22 Energy-Based Home Use Devices Edward Zimmerman, MD
23 Live Aesthetic Resurfacing Treatment Demonstrations
24 Importance of Intense Pulsed Light in an Anti-Aging Practice Patrick
Bitter, Jr., MD
25 Intense Pulsed Light Live Demonstrations
26 Utilizing Radiofrequency Energy in Facial Aesthetic Rejuvenation John
Shieh, MD
27 Non-Ablative Rejuvenation Denise Baker, MD
28 Live Demonstrations

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Light-Based Tattoo Removal Sharon McQuillan, MD

Live Tattoo Removal Demonstration
Laser & Light Treatment of Ethnic Skin John Shieh, MD
Energy Based Devices for Body Contouring Sharon McQuillan, MD
Light Emitting Diodes Denise Baker, MD

MODULE 3, CONTENTS
(24 Hours Online to be completed in a maximum of 90 days):
Aesthetic Venous Treatments and Body Contouring Techniques
1 Introduction Sharon McQuillan, MD
2 Venous Anatomy and Histology Sharon McQuillan, MD
3 Pathophysiology of Venous Disease Normand Miller, MD
4 Diagnostic Tools for Venous Disorders Joyce Vining, RVT, LPN
5 Sclerotherapy Sharon McQuillan, MD
6 Laser Treatment of Telangiectasia Sharon McQuillan, MD
7 Endovenous Laser Ablation Joyce Vining, RVT, LPN
8 Ambulatory Phlebectomy Normand Miller, MD
9 Management of Vein Patients Janette Daher, BS
10 An Anti-Aging Approach to the Obesity Epidemic Janette Daher, BS
11 Cellulite and Adipocyte Physiology Sharon McQuillan, MD
12 Mesotherapy and Injection Lipolysis Pharmacology Agents Beatriz
Zevallos, MD 13 Carboxytherapy Beatriz Zevallos, MD
14 Non-Invasive Body Contouring Sharon McQuillan, MD
15 Body Contouring Device Demonstration - Part 1 Sharon McQuillan, MD
16 Body Contouring Device Demonstration - Part 2 Sharon McQuillan, MD
17 Laser Lipolysis Normand Miller, MD
18 Invasive Body Contouring Techniques Sharon McQuillan, MD
19 Tumescent Syringe Liposculpture Beatriz Zevallos, MD

A PREVIEW OF YOUR ONLINE FELLOWSHIP

ACCOUNT
A user friendly screen to view the video of the speaker and the Powerpoint
lecture.
You can play and pause at any time, just like a DVD.
Useful printable handouts
You can play and pause at any time, just like a DVD.

Hands-On Intensive Aesthetic

Schedule
Please call an Education Advisor at 561.997.0112 to

register

Module IV

Module V

(Botox & Facial Filler)

(Aesthetic Laser & Light)

February 21-22, 2015

February 28-March 1, 2015 (Dubai)
May 30-31, 2015
August 22-23, 2015
November 14-15, 2015

Module VI
(Chemical Peels & Sclerotherapy)

February 23-24, 2015

March 2-3, 2015 (Dubai)
June 1-2, 2015
August 24-25, 2015
November 16-17, 2015

Module VII

(Non-Invasive Body Contourin

January 24-25, 2015

January 26-27, 2015
March 4-5, 2015
May 18-19, 2015
(Dubai - Body Contouring Module)
October 5-6, 2015
May 16-17, 2015
October 3-4, 2015
* Module VI in Dubai consists of Chemical Peels and Body
Contouring (No Sclerotherapy)

Module VIII

Module IX

(Advanced Botox & Dermal Fillerr)

(Advanced Laser & Lights)

March 7-8, 2015

June 27-28, 2015
October 17-18, 2015

March 9, 2015
June 29, 2015
October 19, 2015

Module X

Module XIII

(Advanced Venous Treatments)

(Hair Restoration)

March 21-22, 2015

August 8-9, 2015

July 11-12, 2015

December 5-6, 2015

Module XIV

Module XV

(Stem-Cell Harvesting & Isolation)

(Facial Fat Transfers)

January 9-10, 2015

February 13-14, 2015
April 10-11, 2015
June 12-13, 2015
July 24-25, 2015
September 11-12, 2015
October 23-24, 2015
November 20-21, 2015

Module XVI
(Breast & Gluteal Fat Transfer)
Scheduled as a one-on-one

January 8, 2015
April 9, 2015
September 10, 2015

Regenerative Orthoped
January 11, 2015
February 15, 2015
April 12, 2015
June 14, 2015
July 26, 2015
September 13, 2015
October 25, 2015
November 22, 2015

To learn more, register for any event, enroll in any training

program, or to exhibit at any A4M Conference, please contact the
office of the American Academy of Anti-Aging medicine at:

Toll-Free - US Only: (888) 997-0112

International: (561) 997-0112
Email: info@a4m.com

Requirements and Graduation - Aesthetic

Fellowship

The Fellowship graduation will be held in December, 2014 at our

22nd Annual World Congress in Las Vegas, NV

Aesthetic Fellowship Requirements

Modules 1-6 must be completed (Dubai Location) or Modules 1-7

must be completed (US Location)
Proof of current membership in the American Academy of AntiAging Medicine
Photocopy of your degree (M.D., M.B.B.S., or D.O.) from an
accredited medical school
Photocopy of an active medical license in the state where the
applicant resides
A CV demonstrating a minimum of five years of clinical practice
experience (residency training applicable)
Signed affidavit of no disciplinary actions
12 Case Studies:
1
2 Botox/2 filler (4 for Module IV)
2
4 laser/light (4 for Module V)
3
2 chemical peel/2 sclerotherapy (4 for
Module VI)

Submission of requirements
2014 Graduation requirements are due Monday, October 20,
2014
Please send all requirements to Janette M. Daher.
The Ageless Aesthetic Institute
Phone: 800-420-2689
Fax: 866-305-8114
Email: janettedaher@mac.com