Fellowship Programmes
Our Clinical Fellowship in Aesthetic Medicine is a clinically supervised, hands-on programme that takes you from core anatomy through advanced injectable practice. Delivered once every weekend over four months, you'll treat real patients under expert mentorship — building genuine clinical confidence, not just theory.
Tuition Fees
£12,000
Duration: 4 Months
16 Days
16 days of hands-on clinical training across 4 months
Live models treatments under expert supervision
Small cohorts for one-to-one mentorship
PGC, industry-recognised certification
Flexible weekend schedule around your existing work
ABOUT THIS COURSE
Our Clinical Fellowship in Aesthetic Medicine takes you beyond theory into real, supervised clinical practice. Working alongside experienced faculty, you'll assess patients, plan treatments and deliver injectable procedures under direct mentorship — building the judgement and technical skill that only comes from hands-on clinical exposure.
Structured around anatomy and professional practice, toxin treatments and dermal fillers, the fellowship pairs focused teaching with live clinical assessment each weekend, so your skills are tested and refined in real time rather than left to self-study.

What You'll Learn?
The fellowship is delivered across 16 clinical training days, once every weekend over four months, so you can keep working while you train. Each session pairs supervised patient treatment with structured faculty feedback, consolidating your learning in real time rather than leaving it to later practice.
This weekend-based model is built for working clinicians — minimising disruption to your existing practice while still delivering the intensive, hands-on contact hours a clinical fellowship demands.
What You Will Study?
The Certificate in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology for Aesthetic Medicine is delivered through a blended academic and clinical model, combining structured theoretical learning with supervised applied practice. Assessment is evidence-based and mapped against nationally recognised qualification standards.
Module 1 — Anatomy, Physiology and Professional Issues
Build a strong clinical foundation in facial anatomy, vascular and nerve pathways, and the physiology underpinning safe injectable treatment, alongside the professional, ethical and regulatory standards expected of a practising aesthetic clinician.
Module 2 — Toxin Treatments
Develop confident, evidence-based technique in botulinum toxin treatment, progressing from foundational upper-face applications to advanced and combination approaches, with close attention to dosing, patient selection and complication management.
Module 3 — Dermal Fillers
Master safe, natural-looking dermal filler technique across the face, progressing from basic volumisation through to advanced structural work, with an emphasis on facial assessment, product selection and avoiding complications.
• Aesthetic Intelligence & Facial Assessment
• Botulinum Toxin — Basic to Advanced
• Dermal Fillers — Basic to Mastery
• Ultrasound in Facial Aesthetics
• Biostimulation & Regenerative Aesthetics
• Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty
• Advanced Facial Rejuvenation
• Skin & Regenerative Medicine
• Complications & Patient Safety
• Consultation, Psychology & Patient Selection
• Cadaveric Anatomy & Advanced Anatomy
• Clinical Photography & Aesthetic Analysis
• Male Aesthetics
• Ethnic & Global Aesthetics
• Practice & Professional Mastery
Key Information

Applicants should hold a recognised healthcare qualification (medicine, dentistry, nursing or an allied health profession) and be registered with the relevant professional body. Prior aesthetic experience is beneficial but not essential — the programme takes delegates from foundational to advanced clinical competence.
Learning here is clinical, not just theoretical. Small faculty-to-delegate ratios mean every session includes live patient assessment, hands-on treatment and immediate, individual feedback — so technique is corrected and reinforced in the room, not after the fact.
On completing the fellowship, delegates can progress into independent aesthetic practice, take on more advanced injectable and combination treatments, or move into further specialist training such as regenerative medicine, advanced rhinoplasty technique or postgraduate-level study — building a clear pathway from foundation training to advanced clinical expertise.
Eligible Roles
Recognised Training & Qualifications



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Frequently Asked Questions
The Certificate in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology for Aesthetic Medicine is delivered through a blended academic and clinical model, combining structured theoretical learning with supervised applied practice. Assessment is evidence-based and mapped against nationally recognised qualification standards.
Training runs once every weekend over four months, combining supervised clinical practice with structured teaching — so you can complete the fellowship while continuing to work.
No. The fellowship takes you from core anatomy and professional foundations through to advanced injectable technique, so it suits both newcomers to aesthetics and those building on existing experience.
Yes. The fellowship is clinically supervised throughout, with live patient assessment and hands-on injectable treatment forming the core of every training weekend.
Doctors, dentists, dental nurses, dental hygienists and therapists, nurses and midwives, nursing associates, physician associates and other allied health professionals holding a recognised healthcare qualification and professional registration.
Cohorts are kept small so every delegate gets direct, one-to-one supervision and feedback during live patient sessions, rather than learning at a distance in a large group.
Speak to our admissions team as early as possible — missed sessions can usually be made up on an alternative date so your clinical hours and progression aren't affected.
Yes. The programme is clinically supervised and assessed against recognised industry standards, giving you a verified, evidence-based record of your injectable practice.
Graduates retain access to faculty mentorship and guidance as they move into independent practice, along with routes into further specialist training as their scope of practice develops.
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