Develop Essential Knowledge: Provide students with
a solid understanding of the anatomy and physiology of
the skin, covering the key concepts of aesthetic dermatology
and cosmiatry, including the theoretical foundations of the most common treatments
.
• Foster Basic Clinical Skills: Equip students
to perform detailed aesthetic evaluations, interpret dermatological tests
, and apply basic techniques for non-surgical aesthetic procedures
, such as botulinum toxin and fillers.
• Introduce Students to Aesthetic Dermatology Practice: Provide supervised practical experience
that allows students to understand the
routine of patient care in aesthetic clinics, familiarizing
them with the environment and treatment protocols.
• Enhance Diagnostic Reasoning: Foster the development
of clinical reasoning to identify and address major
dermatological and aesthetic conditions, preparing students
to develop safe and effective treatment plans.
• Introduction to the Principles of Advanced Technologies: Provide
a basic understanding of the main technologies used
in aesthetic dermatology, such as lasers and energy-based devices,
including their mechanisms of action, indications, and necessary precautions

Graduate Program in Dermatology (MEC)
Course Description: 09195

This course is for you
Based on the most up-to-date educational models, our methodology helps teachers tailor lesson plans to students’ needs and expectations, with assessment based on the key clinical competencies of each module.
The course includes theoretical, practical, and demonstration-based classes.
Learn from a curriculum that incorporates the latest scientific and technological advances, so you'll be 100% prepared for your professional career.
We have a qualified faculty with the teaching skills needed to impart all the knowledge you need, with program coordinators and professors who are leaders in their fields.
We have our own laboratories, clinics, and outpatient facilities to ensure that you receive a high-quality education.
Physicians who are registered with the CRM or who have completed a residency in general practice.
Course Content:
1. Anatomy and physiology of the skin as applied to facial
cosmetic medicine 2. Aesthetic evaluation and treatment planning for excellent results
3. Techniques for applying botulinum toxin to the face
4. Other botulinum toxin application techniques (hyperhidrosis, headaches, blepharospasm, facial paralysis)
5. Dermatological and aesthetic
pharmacology 6. Hyaluronic acid filler techniques for the face
7. Hyaluronic acid filler techniques (lips, under-eye area, and chin)
8. Cosmetic skin conditions I: melasma, hyperpigmentation, and acne
9. Cosmetic skin conditions II: photoaging, rosacea, and acne
scars 10. Laser Therapy in Aesthetic Medicine I
11. Laser Therapy in Aesthetic Medicine II
12. Chemical
Peels 13. Body Treatments for Sagging Skin, Localized Fat, and Stretch Marks
14. Aesthetic body treatments / buttocks
15. Complications in injectable
dermatological procedures 16. Complications in other aesthetic procedures (peels, laser, microneedling)
17. Hair
treatments 18. Female
genital aesthetics 19. Regenerative
rejuvenation techniques 20. Practice management and legislation governing operations, marketing, and sales in the aesthetics industry
Cash payment (with a discount): Please contact our sales team for detailed terms and conditions.
Mandic alumni: Please contact our sales team for detailed terms and conditions.
Enrollment by the end of the month: Please contact our sales team for detailed terms and conditions.
Additional Information
- PB
Profa. Dra. Giselle Sanches Bracco
- MF
Dra. Mônica Felici
- TR
Dra. Tallita Rezende
- BS
Dra. Bruna Galusni Senna
- LH
Dra. Luciane Bravi Hübner
- KH
Dra. Kharyna Gonzales de Holanda
- GS
Dra. Gisele Siqueira
- CD
Dr. Claudio Dias
- AF
Dr. Andrei Franco
- AL
Dra. Adriana Lima