Foundation Training

Foundation Training

Foundation Training forms the first two days of practical training included within your Diploma, with Day One focusing on Anti-Wrinkle injection theory and practice and Day Two looking at dermal filler theory and practice. Each session will begin with a presentation by one of MATA’s expert trainers that covers the core theory required for safe aesthetic injectables practice, which is followed by hands-on practice on patient models provided by MATA.

Foundation Training will cover the following Anti-wrinkle and dermal filler treatment areas, allowing you to start your logbook of 40 patients that forms an element of your Diploma’s assessment:

Anti-Wrinkle  Areas:

• Forehead Lines
• Crows Feet
• Glabella Lines

Dermal Filler Areas:

• Lip Filler
• Cheek Filler
• Marionette Lines

Foundation Mentorship

Foundation Mentorship

Your Foundation Mentorship Day is the third day of practical training included within the Diploma and is designed to consolidate the knowledge and skills you have developed through your Foundation Training. You will gain further hand-on practice in Anti-Wrinkle injections and dermal fillers, and as some of the provided models will require both procedures; the Foundation Mentorship day will give you the opportunity to see how these products work in synergy to create incredible results for your clients.
Foundation Mentorship focuses on the following treatment areas to continue completing your logbook:

• Lip filler
• Cheek filler
• Marionette lines
• 3 Anti-Wrinkle Injection areas
• (forehead, crows feet, glabella lines)

Advanced Training

Advanced Training

Your Advanced Training forms the fourth and fifth practical training days of your Diploma and builds on the skills you have developed through your Foundation Training and Mentorship. As in your Foundation Training, Day One will focus on Anti-Wrinkle Injections and Day Two on Dermal Filler.

Advanced Training will not only let you explore new facial areas for aesthetic injectable treatment, but you will also be able to investigate non-facial treatments and the use of Anti-Wrinkle Injections to treat medical conditions; all on patient models provided by MATA.

Advanced Training will cover the following treatment areas, giving you further patient experience to add to your logbook:

Anti-Wrinkle Areas:

• Brow Lift
• Neck Lift
• Gummy Smile Reduction
• Bunny Lines
• Jowl Reduction
• Hyperhidrosis
•  Bruxism
• Peri-oral Lines

Dermal Filler Areas:

• Temple Filler
• Jaw Filler
• Nasolabial Folds
• Chin Filler
• Tear Trough Filler

Advanced Mentorship

Advanced Mentorship

Your Advanced Mentorship Day is the final day of practical training included in your Diploma and is designed to cement the knowledge and skills developed through your Advanced Training. As in your Foundation Mentorship Day, you will have the opportunity to practice and combine a wide range of Anti-Wrinkle Injections and dermal filler procedures, including those targeted at treating medical conditions.
The Advanced Mentorship Day focuses on the following treatment areas, allowing you to complete your logbook of forty patients:

• Brow lift
• Neck lift
• Bunny lines
• Gummy smile
• Jowl reduction
• Masseters (bruxism)
• Underarms (hyperhidrosis)
• Jaw filler
• Chin filler
• Nasolabial lines
• Temple filler
• Tear trough

Short Answer Questions

Short Answer Questions

Short Answer Questions are an assessment element of your postgraduate Diploma in Facial Aesthetics. Comprised of 40 questions to be answered in no less than 150 words, included topics cover a wide range of aesthetics practice, from clinical work and interacting with clients to running an aesthetics business. The questions have been written to direct you towards areas that require deeper research, and act as a key to the self-guided study you will need to complete in order to successfully pass the Diploma.

Written Assessments

Written Assessment

The Written Assessment is an assessment element of your Postgraduate Diploma in Facial Aesthetics and is comprised of a Risk Assessment, a Critical Literature Review, and a Case Study.
The Risk Assessment can be on the topic of your choice within the context of working within an aesthetics clinic, for example, sharps handling, infection control, or electrical equipment and fire hazards.

The Critical Literature Review can be on the topic of your choice within aesthetics, allowing you to delve deeper into an area of particular interest, or into an area that you would like to specialise in as a practitioner.
The Case Study requires that a model from your practical training is selected for the write-up, and should include your assessment of their needs during the initial consultation, the treatment(s) performed, and a follow-up consultation which can be conducted through video conferencing as required.