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866-667-0720 [email protected] Hands-on CME training for licensed medical professionals
December 3, 2026

The Art of the Face - Empire Member

A hands‑on workshop covering facial anatomy, injection techniques, and patient assessment.

New York City, NY

About this Conference

On December 3, 2026 at the host venue in New York City in New York City, participants will review detailed facial anatomy relevant to aesthetic procedures. The session emphasizes the relationship between vascular structures, muscular layers, and soft‑tissue dynamics. Clinicians will discuss evidence‑based injection planes, product selection, and safety protocols while reviewing case examples that illustrate common challenges.

The day includes a live demonstration followed by a supervised hands‑on segment. Attendees will practice needle placement on simulation models, refine depth control, and receive real‑time feedback from experienced faculty. Throughout the workshop, participants will document their technique, assess outcomes, and adjust plans based on patient‑specific factors. The format encourages active learning and skill refinement.

This workshop is intended for physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants who regularly perform facial aesthetic injections and seek to enhance their technical precision. No prior experience with advanced volumizing techniques is required, but participants should be familiar with basic injection principles and hold a valid clinical license. The content is designed to complement existing practice and support ongoing professional development.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which professional licenses are appropriate for attending this workshop?
The workshop is open to clinicians who hold a current, unrestricted license to practice medicine, nursing, or physician assistance in their jurisdiction. Participants should verify that their scope of practice includes aesthetic injections with their licensing board before enrolling.
What does the hands‑on portion of the day involve?
During the hands‑on segment, attendees work with high‑fidelity facial models to practice injection techniques under direct supervision. Faculty provide step‑by‑step guidance on needle entry, depth control, and product placement, allowing participants to refine tactile feedback and decision‑making in a safe environment.
Will the workshop cover safety considerations for facial injections?
Yes, safety is a core component of the curriculum. The program reviews vascular anatomy, risk mitigation strategies, emergency protocols, and best practices for patient selection and consent, ensuring clinicians are equipped to minimize complications.
Do I need to bring my own injection supplies?
All essential supplies, including simulated injection materials and demonstration products, are provided by the organizers. Participants are encouraged to bring a notebook or electronic device for personal notes, but personal clinical supplies are not required for the training.
Is prior experience with facial volumizing techniques required?
While the workshop is designed for clinicians familiar with basic injection principles, it does not require extensive experience with volumizing agents. The curriculum builds from foundational concepts to more advanced applications, supporting a range of skill levels.

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