Hyaluronic acid from first principles — product science, layered anatomy and safe planes.
Filler Foundation gives physicians a rigorous, anatomy-first entry into hyaluronic acid. Participants learn how modern fillers are built, how they behave in tissue, and — above all — where they may be placed safely. Lips, nasolabial fold and midface are taught plane by plane, with both cannula and needle, and every technique is framed by vascular anatomy and structured complication management.
Cross-linking, rheology and lifting capacity — how the physical properties of a filler determine where and how it should be used.
Skin, fat compartments, SMAS, ligaments and periosteum — the layered map that makes every injection plane explicit.
Step-by-step technique for the three foundational indications, with conservative volumes and natural, restorative goals.
When each instrument is the safer choice, entry-point planning, and the tactile skills of atraumatic advancement.
Recognising vascular compromise early, hyaluronidase protocols, and a rehearsed emergency algorithm for every practice.
Learning materials, filler and consumables for the hands-on sessions, and access to the online platform.
Seats are strictly limited — for a faculty ratio that makes true hands-on learning possible.
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