Facial Anatomy Cadaver Training for Aesthetics

The Los Angeles session on May 1, 2027 will be held at the host venue in Los Angeles. Participants will work on preserved human specimens to explore the three‑dimensional relationships of skin, muscle, fat, and neurovascular structures that guide aesthetic injections and surgical planning. The environment follows strict infection‑control protocols and provides a realistic view of facial topography.

During the day, the instructor will review key landmarks, then guide each clinician through step‑by‑step dissection of the midface, periorbital, and lower facial regions. Attendees will practice identifying arterial branches, nerve pathways, and fascial planes while receiving real‑time feedback. The session includes a brief review of imaging correlation and documentation standards to reinforce clinical decision making.

This workshop is intended for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other licensed clinicians who perform or plan to perform cosmetic injectables, thread lifts, or facial reconstructive procedures. It benefits those seeking a deeper anatomical foundation to improve safety and outcomes. Prior experience with basic anatomy is helpful but not required. Participants should confirm that their scope of practice aligns with local regulations before attending.