The Miami / Miami Beach session introduces the physical principles and clinical indications for PDO thread lift, hyaluronic acid fillers, poly‑L‑lactic acid (Sculptra®), calcium hydroxylapatite (Radiesse®), and platelet‑rich plasma (PRP). Participants review patient selection, anatomy, injection planes, and safety protocols while observing live demonstrations that illustrate how each product integrates into facial and body contouring strategies.
On June 14, 2027 the day begins with a concise lecture on product characteristics followed by step‑by‑step demonstrations. After the didactic portion, clinicians move to a hands‑on station where they practice needle placement, thread insertion, and volumizing techniques under direct supervision. Real‑time feedback emphasizes aseptic technique, vector control, and patient comfort. The workshop concludes with a case‑review discussion that highlights outcomes assessment and complication management.
This workshop is suited for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and dentists who have completed foundational training in injectable aesthetics and wish to expand their repertoire. It benefits clinicians seeking to add both facial and body contouring options to an existing practice, as well as those preparing to integrate newer modalities such as PRP. Attendees leave with practical skills that can be applied immediately in a clinical setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which professional licences are appropriate for this workshop?
The program is intended for clinicians who hold a current medical or dental licence that includes authority to perform injectable aesthetic procedures. This typically includes physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and dentists, depending on the scope of practice defined by their individual licensing boards. Participants should confirm that their licence permits these activities before registering.
What does the hands‑on portion of the day involve?
During the hands‑on segment, participants work with trained models or simulation devices to practice injection techniques for each product. Under faculty supervision, clinicians perform thread placement, filler deposition, and PRP administration, receiving immediate feedback on needle angle, depth, and patient comfort. The focus is on reproducible skill development and adherence to safety standards.
What specific topics are covered in the didactic sessions?
The lecture component reviews anatomy relevant to facial and body contouring, product composition and rheology, patient assessment, contraindications, and management of potential adverse events. It also includes a review of evidence‑based outcomes and practical tips for integrating multiple modalities into a cohesive treatment plan.
How is instruction balanced with practice time?
The schedule allocates roughly equal time to lecture and hands‑on practice. After each instructional segment, participants transition to a supervised practice station where they apply the concepts just covered. This structure ensures that theoretical knowledge is reinforced through immediate application, promoting skill retention.
What should participants bring to the workshop?
Attendees should bring a valid, government‑issued identification, proof of professional licence, and any required malpractice insurance documentation. Personal protective equipment such as gloves and masks are provided, but participants may wish to bring a notebook or electronic device for note‑taking. All required materials for the hands‑on portion are supplied by the organizers.
