MODERN MINIMALLY INVASIVE LASER TECHNOLOGIES
Practical Course by Viktoriia Mykhailova
Practical Course by Viktoriia Mykhailova
Master modern minimally invasive laser technologies to offer patients less traumatic solutions and expand your practice capabilities.
Modular practical training, hands-on technique refinement under trainer supervision, and 3 months of professional support.
Modular practical training, hands-on technique refinement under trainer supervision, and 3 months of professional support.
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WANT TO ADD LASER TECHNIQUES TO YOUR PRACTICE?
You may have already explored this area, looked into equipment, or attended individual masterclasses, but still found yourself unsure of where to start.
The issue is often not a lack of information, but its fragmentation: varying protocols, devices, and approaches fail to provide a clear, comprehensive understanding of how to transition to working with patients with confidence.
That is precisely why this training was created as a systematic pathway into minimally invasive laser technologies — from understanding the methodology to its practical application in your own practice.
The issue is often not a lack of information, but its fragmentation: varying protocols, devices, and approaches fail to provide a clear, comprehensive understanding of how to transition to working with patients with confidence.
That is precisely why this training was created as a systematic pathway into minimally invasive laser technologies — from understanding the methodology to its practical application in your own practice.
FOR WHOM THIS TRAINING IS INTENDED
A practical course for doctors who want to expand their professional capabilities and integrate modern minimally invasive laser technologies into their practice.
- Plastic SurgeonsExpand practice with minimally invasive techniques and work with patients who are not ready for traditional surgery.
- CosmetologistsTransition to more complex minimally invasive procedures and expand the capabilities of your practice.
- DermatologistsAdd new procedural lines and expand the range of aesthetic and corrective techniques.
- GynecologistsAdd intimate aesthetic medicine services and new minimally invasive procedures.
- General SurgeonsMaster a new direction and start practicing in aesthetic and minimally invasive medicine.
- Doctors already working with lasers who want to master new areasMaster new techniques, treatment zones, and expand your list of procedures.
AVAILABLE TRAINING MODULES
The course has a modular structure, allowing you to build your own training program according to your specialization and goals.
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LASER INTIMATE REJUVENATION & PLASTYPractical training in laser techniques for the intimate area — from patient assessment and anatomy to working techniques, safety, and hands-on practice on models.View Module Program -
ENDOLIFT FACE & NECKMinimally invasive laser correction of the face, lower third, and neck — planning, addressing localized fat deposits, tissue contraction, and hands-on technique practice.View Module Program -
ENDOLIFT BODYPractical module for body treatments — abdomen, flanks, arms, thighs, knees, localized fat deposits, and areas with reduced skin tone.View Module Program -
MINIMALLY INVASIVE AND ZONAL LASER LIPOSUCTIONPractical training in laser correction of localized fat deposits and contours of the face and body, with hands-on practice using instruments and cannulas.View Module Program -
LASER BLEPHAROPLASTYPractical module on laser correction of the periorbital area — patient assessment, planning, working with eyelid tissues, accuracy, and safety.View Module Program -
LASER RESURFACING + bonus module: peels and rejuvenation.Practical training in working with skin texture, post-acne, scars, photoaging, and other skin quality changes. The program also includes a bonus module on peels and comprehensive rejuvenation.View Module Program
HOW EACH MODULE TRAINING IS STRUCTURED
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APPLIED THEORYAnatomy, physics of the method, indications, contraindications, safety, and principles of operation specifically for the chosen area. -
CLINICAL CASE ANALYSISPatient assessment, selection of tactics, procedure planning, common mistakes, and potential complications. -
TECHNIQUE DEMONSTRATIONThe trainer demonstrates the complete step-by-step workflow and explains key nuances of execution. -
HANDS-ON PRACTICEYou practice the technique on live models under the direct supervision of the trainer, receiving real-time technique correction. -
PATIENT MANAGEMENTPre-procedure preparation, post-treatment recommendations, and follow-up result evaluation. -
3 MONTHS OF MENTORSHIPAfter the course, you can consult on questions and your own clinical cases while integrating the methodology into your practice.
THE TUITION INCLUDES EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR FULL-FLEDGED THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL WORK:
- Training curriculum;
- Trainer's instruction;
- Models for hands-on practice;
- Necessary consumables;
- Equipment;
- Disposable and protective supplies;
- Organization of the practical session;
- Educational materials;
- Certificate upon course completion.
TRAINER - Viktoriia Mykhailova
Plastic and vascular surgeon, aesthetic medicine physician with a European surgical license.
In aesthetic medicine since 2014, in plastic surgery since 2020.
In her practice, she combines surgical, laser, injectable, and minimally invasive techniques.
She completed professional training in Lisbon, Warsaw, Istanbul, Dubai, Milan, and Paris.
Practical experience in Ukraine, Turkey, UAE, USA, and Poland.
Certified trainer for Promoitaly Medical Academy.
Speaker at international medical congresses, conferences, and educational lectures.
It is precisely the combination of surgical and aesthetic experience that allows her to teach clinical thinking rather than just an isolated manipulation: how to assess anatomy, determine indications, select a technique, and safely achieve a predictable result.
During the training, you receive a practical algorithm for working with a patient — from initial assessment and planning to procedure execution and post-procedure management.
In her practice, she combines surgical, laser, injectable, and minimally invasive techniques.
She completed professional training in Lisbon, Warsaw, Istanbul, Dubai, Milan, and Paris.
Practical experience in Ukraine, Turkey, UAE, USA, and Poland.
Certified trainer for Promoitaly Medical Academy.
Speaker at international medical congresses, conferences, and educational lectures.
It is precisely the combination of surgical and aesthetic experience that allows her to teach clinical thinking rather than just an isolated manipulation: how to assess anatomy, determine indications, select a technique, and safely achieve a predictable result.
During the training, you receive a practical algorithm for working with a patient — from initial assessment and planning to procedure execution and post-procedure management.
FORMAT AND DURATION OF TRAINING
Training is conducted strictly offline.
Each module lasts approximately 2–4 full training days, depending on the training format, the doctor's level of preparation, the volume of hands-on practice, and other circumstances.
LOCATION Lviv, Kyiv. On-site training across Ukraine is available by prior agreement.
Two formats are available:
After the training — 3 months of mentorship support for all students.
Each module lasts approximately 2–4 full training days, depending on the training format, the doctor's level of preparation, the volume of hands-on practice, and other circumstances.
LOCATION Lviv, Kyiv. On-site training across Ukraine is available by prior agreement.
Two formats are available:
- MINI-GROUP 2–4 doctors
- INDIVIDUAL 1 doctor + trainer
After the training — 3 months of mentorship support for all students.
INVEST IN THE DIRECTION YOU NEED MOST
Оберіть один модуль, поєднайте декілька напрямів або пройдіть комплексну програму.
Module | Mini-group | Individual |
LASER INTIMATE PLASTY | 35 000 UAH | 50 000 UAH |
ENDOLIFT FACE & NECK | 50 000 UAH | 80 000 UAH |
ENDOLIFT BODY | 40 000 UAH | 60 000 UAH |
MINIMALLY INVASIVE AND ZONAL LASER LIPOSUCTION | 50 000 UAH | 75 000 UAH |
LASER BLEPHAROPLASTY | 40 000 UAH | 60 000 UAH |
LASER SKIN RESURFACING + bonus module "Peels and comprehensive rejuvenation" | 27 000 UAH | 40 000 UAH |
*Special Offers:
- When completing all modules together, a 25% discount applies to their total cost.
- When completing Endolifting Face & Neck and Body together, a 20% discount applies to the total cost of these two modules.
WANT TO UNDERSTAND WHICH MODULE IS RIGHT FOR YOU? — SUBMIT AN APPLICATION
We will clarify your specialization, experience, and goals to help build the optimal training program for you.
Phone:
+380 50 203 49 73
+380 50 203 49 73
MODULE: LASER INTIMATE PLASTY
A practical module for physicians who want to master laser techniques in the anogenital area and understand the anatomy, clinical logic, safety, and operational technique.
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
• Clinically relevant anatomy of the anogenital region;
• Structure of the mucosa and submucosal tissues;
• Blood supply and innervation;
• Pelvic floor tissues;
• Age-related and hormone-dependent changes;
• Postpartum changes;
• Features of mucosal regeneration.
HOW LASER TECHNOLOGY WORKS
• How laser energy interacts with mucosa and soft tissues;
• Thermal response and tissue remodeling;
• Differences between various types of exposure;
• Intensity control and tissue response management;
• Selecting the mode based on the clinical task.
CLINICAL LOGIC
• Medical history taking;
• Patient assessment;
• Indications and contraindications;
• Postpartum and age-related changes;
• Changes in tissue quality;
• Genitourinary complaints;
• When the laser technique is appropriate and when a different approach is needed.
SAFETY
• Risk factors;
• Inflammatory and infectious conditions;
• Assessment of the mucosal condition;
• Prevention of adverse reactions;
• Post-procedure follow-up;
• Early recognition of potential complications.
PRACTICAL SESSION
First, the trainer conducts a full clinical analysis of the model and demonstrates the procedure:
• How to assess tissue condition;
• How to define the target area and scope of work;
• How to properly prepare the patient;
• How to operate the handpiece and control its positioning;
• How to evaluate tissue response during the procedure;
• Key aspects to watch out for to prevent errors.
Following the demonstration, you independently practice the technique on a model under direct supervision of the trainer.
The trainer monitors your technique, instrument positioning, and operational sequence, correcting mistakes directly during practice.
MODULE RESULT
You gain not only a theoretical understanding of the technique, but also practical experience performing it under trainer supervision, along with an end-to-end patient management algorithm from consultation to post-procedure mentorship.
A practical module for physicians who want to master laser techniques in the anogenital area and understand the anatomy, clinical logic, safety, and operational technique.
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
• Clinically relevant anatomy of the anogenital region;
• Structure of the mucosa and submucosal tissues;
• Blood supply and innervation;
• Pelvic floor tissues;
• Age-related and hormone-dependent changes;
• Postpartum changes;
• Features of mucosal regeneration.
HOW LASER TECHNOLOGY WORKS
• How laser energy interacts with mucosa and soft tissues;
• Thermal response and tissue remodeling;
• Differences between various types of exposure;
• Intensity control and tissue response management;
• Selecting the mode based on the clinical task.
CLINICAL LOGIC
• Medical history taking;
• Patient assessment;
• Indications and contraindications;
• Postpartum and age-related changes;
• Changes in tissue quality;
• Genitourinary complaints;
• When the laser technique is appropriate and when a different approach is needed.
SAFETY
• Risk factors;
• Inflammatory and infectious conditions;
• Assessment of the mucosal condition;
• Prevention of adverse reactions;
• Post-procedure follow-up;
• Early recognition of potential complications.
PRACTICAL SESSION
First, the trainer conducts a full clinical analysis of the model and demonstrates the procedure:
• How to assess tissue condition;
• How to define the target area and scope of work;
• How to properly prepare the patient;
• How to operate the handpiece and control its positioning;
• How to evaluate tissue response during the procedure;
• Key aspects to watch out for to prevent errors.
Following the demonstration, you independently practice the technique on a model under direct supervision of the trainer.
The trainer monitors your technique, instrument positioning, and operational sequence, correcting mistakes directly during practice.
MODULE RESULT
You gain not only a theoretical understanding of the technique, but also practical experience performing it under trainer supervision, along with an end-to-end patient management algorithm from consultation to post-procedure mentorship.
MODULE: ENDOLIFT FACE & NECK
A practical module on minimally invasive laser treatment for the face, lower third, and neck.
APPLIED ANATOMY
• Layered structure of soft tissues in the face and neck;
• Subcutaneous fat;
• Fat compartments;
• Fascial structures;
• Ligamentous apparatus;
• Lower third of the face;
• Submental area;
• Neck;
• Clinically important vascular and nerve structures;
• High-risk anatomical zones.
HOW THE TECHNIQUE WORKS
• Principle of subdermal laser exposure;
• Interaction of energy with adipose and connective tissue;
• Thermal response;
• Remodeling of collagen structures;
• Tissue contraction;
• Targeted action on local fat deposits;
• Control of tissue response.
PATIENT SELECTION
• Poorly defined facial contour;
• Local fat deposits;
• Submental area;
• Decreased tissue density;
• Early to moderate age-related changes;
• Skin quality;
• Previous aesthetic interventions.
We separately analyze when Endolift is appropriate and when it is better to select a different technique.
PLANNING
• Anatomical analysis of a specific patient;
• Defining correction zones;
• Planning operational trajectories;
• Symmetry evaluation;
• Result forecasting.
SAFETY
• Anatomically sensitive zones;
• Tissue impact monitoring;
• Thermal injury prevention;
• Irregularities and asymmetries;
• Edema;
• Sensory changes;
• Early recognition of adverse reactions.
PRACTICAL SESSION
The trainer conducts a comprehensive model assessment and demonstrates:
• How to evaluate the face and neck prior to the procedure;
• How to identify zones that actually require correction;
• How to perform skin marking;
• How to select entry points;
• How to navigate within the correct anatomical layer;
• How to control the direction and movement of the optical fiber;
• How to evaluate tissue response and symmetry during the procedure.
Following the demonstration, you perform the procedure independently on a model.
The trainer remains present throughout the practical session, supervising hand placement, fiber handling, trajectory selection, and procedure sequence.
Every error is analyzed immediately during the process, ensuring you do not merely repeat movements, but thoroughly grasp the underlying technical logic.
MODULE RESULT
After completing the module, you will understand the complete Endolift Face & Neck protocol: from anatomical assessment and planning to practical execution and post-procedure management.
A practical module on minimally invasive laser treatment for the face, lower third, and neck.
APPLIED ANATOMY
• Layered structure of soft tissues in the face and neck;
• Subcutaneous fat;
• Fat compartments;
• Fascial structures;
• Ligamentous apparatus;
• Lower third of the face;
• Submental area;
• Neck;
• Clinically important vascular and nerve structures;
• High-risk anatomical zones.
HOW THE TECHNIQUE WORKS
• Principle of subdermal laser exposure;
• Interaction of energy with adipose and connective tissue;
• Thermal response;
• Remodeling of collagen structures;
• Tissue contraction;
• Targeted action on local fat deposits;
• Control of tissue response.
PATIENT SELECTION
• Poorly defined facial contour;
• Local fat deposits;
• Submental area;
• Decreased tissue density;
• Early to moderate age-related changes;
• Skin quality;
• Previous aesthetic interventions.
We separately analyze when Endolift is appropriate and when it is better to select a different technique.
PLANNING
• Anatomical analysis of a specific patient;
• Defining correction zones;
• Planning operational trajectories;
• Symmetry evaluation;
• Result forecasting.
SAFETY
• Anatomically sensitive zones;
• Tissue impact monitoring;
• Thermal injury prevention;
• Irregularities and asymmetries;
• Edema;
• Sensory changes;
• Early recognition of adverse reactions.
PRACTICAL SESSION
The trainer conducts a comprehensive model assessment and demonstrates:
• How to evaluate the face and neck prior to the procedure;
• How to identify zones that actually require correction;
• How to perform skin marking;
• How to select entry points;
• How to navigate within the correct anatomical layer;
• How to control the direction and movement of the optical fiber;
• How to evaluate tissue response and symmetry during the procedure.
Following the demonstration, you perform the procedure independently on a model.
The trainer remains present throughout the practical session, supervising hand placement, fiber handling, trajectory selection, and procedure sequence.
Every error is analyzed immediately during the process, ensuring you do not merely repeat movements, but thoroughly grasp the underlying technical logic.
MODULE RESULT
After completing the module, you will understand the complete Endolift Face & Neck protocol: from anatomical assessment and planning to practical execution and post-procedure management.
MODULE: ENDOLIFT BODY
A separate practical module for working with various body areas.
TARGET AREAS
• Abdomen;
• Flanks;
• Arms;
• Inner thighs;
• Knee area;
• Local fat deposits;
• Areas with decreased skin tone.
ANATOMY
• Subcutaneous tissue structure across different body areas;
• Tissue thickness and structure;
• Fascial boundaries;
• Features of blood supply;
• Anatomically sensitive zones;
• Differences between facial and body treatments.
CLINICAL EVALUATION
• Type and distribution of fat deposits;
• Skin quality;
• Tissue contraction capacity;
• Local contour changes;
• Forecasting potential results.
SELECTING TACTICS
• When Endolift is appropriate;
• When techniques can be combined;
• When a minimally invasive procedure will not resolve the patient's concern.
SAFETY
• Managing tissue exposure in larger areas;
• Prevention of irregularities;
• Asymmetries;
• Edema;
• Adverse tissue response;
• Post-procedure management.
PRACTICAL SESSION
On a live model, the trainer demonstrates:
• How to assess a specific body area;
• How to define correction boundaries;
• How to perform skin marking;
• How to plan operational trajectories;
• How to work with varying tissue thickness and density;
• How to ensure uniform energy delivery;
• How to check symmetry and results during the procedure.
Following the demonstration, you independently practice the technique on a model.
The trainer monitors your movements, instrument positioning, and area treatment logic, helping correct your technique directly during practice.
Differences in working on the abdomen, arms, thighs, knees, and other areas are analyzed separately.
MODULE RESULT
You acquire a practical understanding of how to adapt Endolift to different body areas, rather than using the exact same scheme for every patient.
A separate practical module for working with various body areas.
TARGET AREAS
• Abdomen;
• Flanks;
• Arms;
• Inner thighs;
• Knee area;
• Local fat deposits;
• Areas with decreased skin tone.
ANATOMY
• Subcutaneous tissue structure across different body areas;
• Tissue thickness and structure;
• Fascial boundaries;
• Features of blood supply;
• Anatomically sensitive zones;
• Differences between facial and body treatments.
CLINICAL EVALUATION
• Type and distribution of fat deposits;
• Skin quality;
• Tissue contraction capacity;
• Local contour changes;
• Forecasting potential results.
SELECTING TACTICS
• When Endolift is appropriate;
• When techniques can be combined;
• When a minimally invasive procedure will not resolve the patient's concern.
SAFETY
• Managing tissue exposure in larger areas;
• Prevention of irregularities;
• Asymmetries;
• Edema;
• Adverse tissue response;
• Post-procedure management.
PRACTICAL SESSION
On a live model, the trainer demonstrates:
• How to assess a specific body area;
• How to define correction boundaries;
• How to perform skin marking;
• How to plan operational trajectories;
• How to work with varying tissue thickness and density;
• How to ensure uniform energy delivery;
• How to check symmetry and results during the procedure.
Following the demonstration, you independently practice the technique on a model.
The trainer monitors your movements, instrument positioning, and area treatment logic, helping correct your technique directly during practice.
Differences in working on the abdomen, arms, thighs, knees, and other areas are analyzed separately.
MODULE RESULT
You acquire a practical understanding of how to adapt Endolift to different body areas, rather than using the exact same scheme for every patient.
MODULE: MINIMALLY INVASIVE AND ZONAL LASER LIPOSUCTION
A practical module on laser correction of local fat deposits and facial and body contours.
ANATOMY
• Structure of subcutaneous fat;
• Superficial and deeper fat layers;
• Fascial structures;
• Blood supply;
• Lymphatic system;
• Clinically important nerve structures;
• Anatomical differences across various zones.
TARGET AREAS
Face and chin:
• Submental area;
• Small local fat deposits;
• Defining the contour of the lower third.
Abdomen and flanks:
• Fat tissue distribution;
• Skin assessment;
• Torso contouring.
Arms:
• Working with thinner tissues;
• Uniformity control;
• Assessing skin contraction capacity.
Thighs and knees:
• Local fat deposits;
• Symmetry;
• Smooth transitions between zones.
CLINICAL LOGIC
• Patient selection;
• Pre-procedure assessment;
• Planning the correction volume;
• Selecting target zones;
• Result forecasting;
• When laser liposuction is appropriate and when a different method is needed.
SAFETY
• Principles of infiltration and local anesthesia safety;
• Prevention of contour irregularities;
• Seromas;
• Hematomas;
• Edema;
• Fibrosis;
• Post-procedure management.
PRACTICAL SESSION
The trainer demonstrates the complete clinical algorithm on a model:
• How to assess fat deposits;
• How to determine the actual volume of correction;
• How to perform skin marking;
• How to prepare the treatment area;
• How to properly handle instruments and cannulas;
• How to navigate within the correct working layer;
• How to shape a smooth contour;
• How to continuously evaluate symmetry;
• How to avoid overcorrection or uneven treatment.
Following the demonstration, you transition to independent practice.
The trainer monitors hand position, operational trajectories, and tissue processing uniformity, correcting your technique in real time.
The practical session is designed to help you feel the operational difference between working on a small area, such as the chin, and a larger body zone.
MODULE RESULT
You acquire a practical algorithm for zonal laser liposuction and learn to plan corrections based on each patient's specific anatomy.
A practical module on laser correction of local fat deposits and facial and body contours.
ANATOMY
• Structure of subcutaneous fat;
• Superficial and deeper fat layers;
• Fascial structures;
• Blood supply;
• Lymphatic system;
• Clinically important nerve structures;
• Anatomical differences across various zones.
TARGET AREAS
Face and chin:
• Submental area;
• Small local fat deposits;
• Defining the contour of the lower third.
Abdomen and flanks:
• Fat tissue distribution;
• Skin assessment;
• Torso contouring.
Arms:
• Working with thinner tissues;
• Uniformity control;
• Assessing skin contraction capacity.
Thighs and knees:
• Local fat deposits;
• Symmetry;
• Smooth transitions between zones.
CLINICAL LOGIC
• Patient selection;
• Pre-procedure assessment;
• Planning the correction volume;
• Selecting target zones;
• Result forecasting;
• When laser liposuction is appropriate and when a different method is needed.
SAFETY
• Principles of infiltration and local anesthesia safety;
• Prevention of contour irregularities;
• Seromas;
• Hematomas;
• Edema;
• Fibrosis;
• Post-procedure management.
PRACTICAL SESSION
The trainer demonstrates the complete clinical algorithm on a model:
• How to assess fat deposits;
• How to determine the actual volume of correction;
• How to perform skin marking;
• How to prepare the treatment area;
• How to properly handle instruments and cannulas;
• How to navigate within the correct working layer;
• How to shape a smooth contour;
• How to continuously evaluate symmetry;
• How to avoid overcorrection or uneven treatment.
Following the demonstration, you transition to independent practice.
The trainer monitors hand position, operational trajectories, and tissue processing uniformity, correcting your technique in real time.
The practical session is designed to help you feel the operational difference between working on a small area, such as the chin, and a larger body zone.
MODULE RESULT
You acquire a practical algorithm for zonal laser liposuction and learn to plan corrections based on each patient's specific anatomy.
MODULE: LASER BLEPHAROPLASTY
A practical module on laser correction of the periorbital zone focusing on anatomy, planning, precision, and safety.
APPLIED ANATOMY
• Anatomy of the upper and lower eyelids;
• Skin and subcutaneous tissues;
• Orbicularis oculi muscle;
• Orbital septum;
• Fat compartments;
• Structures defining eyelid positioning;
• Canthal area;
• Lacrimal apparatus;
• Vascular and nerve structures;
• Anatomical asymmetry.
CLINICAL EVALUATION
• Excess skin;
• Fat pad alterations;
• Eyebrow position;
• Changes in upper and lower eyelids;
• Asymmetry;
• Periorbital age-related changes;
• Previous interventions.
LASER TECHNOLOGY
• Principles of laser impact on tissues;
• Peculiarities of incision and coagulation;
• Tissue response management;
• Working with various periorbital structures;
• Advantages and limitations of the laser approach.
PLANNING
• Proportion assessment;
• Skin marking;
• Determining correction volume;
• Addressing asymmetry;
• Result forecasting.
SAFETY
• Eyelid functional assessment;
• Dry eye;
• Edema;
• Bleeding;
• Asymmetry;
• Eyelid position change;
• Scarring;
• Critical postoperative symptoms.
PRACTICAL SESSION
Before starting, the trainer conducts a full patient assessment and explains the rationale behind the planned correction.
During the practical demonstration, you will learn:
• How to evaluate upper and lower eyelids;
• How to determine actual tissue excess;
• How to perform skin marking;
• How to plan for symmetry;
• How to handle the laser instrument;
• How to manage tissues during the procedure;
• How to evaluate results intraoperatively;
• How to properly complete the procedure and structure postoperative management.
Following the demonstration, participants practice key stages of the technique under the direct supervision of a plastic surgeon.
The trainer monitors technique, movement precision, tissue management, and corrects mistakes immediately.
MODULE RESULT
You gain not merely a demonstration of laser blepharoplasty, but a practical understanding of the entire process: patient assessment → planning → technique → safety protocol → postoperative management.
A practical module on laser correction of the periorbital zone focusing on anatomy, planning, precision, and safety.
APPLIED ANATOMY
• Anatomy of the upper and lower eyelids;
• Skin and subcutaneous tissues;
• Orbicularis oculi muscle;
• Orbital septum;
• Fat compartments;
• Structures defining eyelid positioning;
• Canthal area;
• Lacrimal apparatus;
• Vascular and nerve structures;
• Anatomical asymmetry.
CLINICAL EVALUATION
• Excess skin;
• Fat pad alterations;
• Eyebrow position;
• Changes in upper and lower eyelids;
• Asymmetry;
• Periorbital age-related changes;
• Previous interventions.
LASER TECHNOLOGY
• Principles of laser impact on tissues;
• Peculiarities of incision and coagulation;
• Tissue response management;
• Working with various periorbital structures;
• Advantages and limitations of the laser approach.
PLANNING
• Proportion assessment;
• Skin marking;
• Determining correction volume;
• Addressing asymmetry;
• Result forecasting.
SAFETY
• Eyelid functional assessment;
• Dry eye;
• Edema;
• Bleeding;
• Asymmetry;
• Eyelid position change;
• Scarring;
• Critical postoperative symptoms.
PRACTICAL SESSION
Before starting, the trainer conducts a full patient assessment and explains the rationale behind the planned correction.
During the practical demonstration, you will learn:
• How to evaluate upper and lower eyelids;
• How to determine actual tissue excess;
• How to perform skin marking;
• How to plan for symmetry;
• How to handle the laser instrument;
• How to manage tissues during the procedure;
• How to evaluate results intraoperatively;
• How to properly complete the procedure and structure postoperative management.
Following the demonstration, participants practice key stages of the technique under the direct supervision of a plastic surgeon.
The trainer monitors technique, movement precision, tissue management, and corrects mistakes immediately.
MODULE RESULT
You gain not merely a demonstration of laser blepharoplasty, but a practical understanding of the entire process: patient assessment → planning → technique → safety protocol → postoperative management.
MODULE: LASER SKIN RESURFACING
This module teaches not just how to perform laser resurfacing, but how to comprehensively evaluate skin condition and build a tailored correction program.
SKIN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
• Epidermis;
• Dermis;
• Barrier function;
• Melanocytes;
• Vascular structures;
• Hair follicles;
• Collagen;
• Elastin;
• Healing and remodeling phases.
LASER RESURFACING
• Principle of laser action on the skin;
• Fractional application;
• Ablation and thermal response;
• Control of exposure depth and intensity;
• Tissue remodeling;
• Selection of tactics based on the clinical task.
PATIENT EVALUATION
• Phototype;
• Skin thickness and quality;
• Propensity for pigmentation;
• Skin barrier status;
• Active inflammatory processes;
• Prior procedures;
• Skin recovery capacity.
CLINICAL TASKS
• Uneven texture;
• Photoaging;
• Fine lines and wrinkles;
• Post-acne;
• Atrophic scars;
• Postoperative scars;
• Pigmentary changes;
• Comprehensive improvement of skin quality.
SAFETY AND REHABILITATION
• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation;
• Prolonged erythema;
• Barrier function impairment;
• Infectious complications;
• Scarring risk;
• Post-procedure care;
• Recovery monitoring.
PRACTICAL SESSION
The trainer first conducts a skin diagnosis of the model and explains:
• How to determine skin phototype and condition;
• How to formulate the clinical objective;
• How to select treatment zones;
• How to set procedure intensity according to tissue status;
• How to correctly operate the laser handpiece;
• How to ensure uniform passes;
• How to evaluate skin response intraoperatively;
• How to identify the exact point to complete the exposure.
Following the demonstration, you perform the treatment independently on a model under the trainer's supervision.
The trainer monitors your technique, processing uniformity, and skin reaction, correcting your actions directly during the procedure.
Post-procedure care and patient management during the recovery period are analyzed separately.
BONUS MODULE
PEELS AND COMPREHENSIVE REJUVENATION
Included in the laser resurfacing program at no extra cost.
We cover:
• Main types of peels;
• Principles of technique selection;
• Pre-procedure skin assessment;
• Skin preparation;
• Combining peels with laser modalities;
• When techniques can be combined;
• When procedures must be separated;
• Sequence of procedures;
• Recovery between stages;
• Formulating a comprehensive rejuvenation plan.
BONUS MODULE PRACTICE
The trainer demonstrates the decision-making rationale for a specific patient: what we observe on the skin, which concern we are addressing, and why a specific technique is selected.
You learn to formulate a comprehensive skin treatment protocol rather than a standard "cookie-cutter procedure."
MODULE RESULT
You acquire a practical algorithm for laser resurfacing and additionally learn to comprehensively combine different skin quality correction techniques.
- BONUS MODULE: PEELS AND COMPREHENSIVE REJUVENATION
This module teaches not just how to perform laser resurfacing, but how to comprehensively evaluate skin condition and build a tailored correction program.
SKIN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
• Epidermis;
• Dermis;
• Barrier function;
• Melanocytes;
• Vascular structures;
• Hair follicles;
• Collagen;
• Elastin;
• Healing and remodeling phases.
LASER RESURFACING
• Principle of laser action on the skin;
• Fractional application;
• Ablation and thermal response;
• Control of exposure depth and intensity;
• Tissue remodeling;
• Selection of tactics based on the clinical task.
PATIENT EVALUATION
• Phototype;
• Skin thickness and quality;
• Propensity for pigmentation;
• Skin barrier status;
• Active inflammatory processes;
• Prior procedures;
• Skin recovery capacity.
CLINICAL TASKS
• Uneven texture;
• Photoaging;
• Fine lines and wrinkles;
• Post-acne;
• Atrophic scars;
• Postoperative scars;
• Pigmentary changes;
• Comprehensive improvement of skin quality.
SAFETY AND REHABILITATION
• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation;
• Prolonged erythema;
• Barrier function impairment;
• Infectious complications;
• Scarring risk;
• Post-procedure care;
• Recovery monitoring.
PRACTICAL SESSION
The trainer first conducts a skin diagnosis of the model and explains:
• How to determine skin phototype and condition;
• How to formulate the clinical objective;
• How to select treatment zones;
• How to set procedure intensity according to tissue status;
• How to correctly operate the laser handpiece;
• How to ensure uniform passes;
• How to evaluate skin response intraoperatively;
• How to identify the exact point to complete the exposure.
Following the demonstration, you perform the treatment independently on a model under the trainer's supervision.
The trainer monitors your technique, processing uniformity, and skin reaction, correcting your actions directly during the procedure.
Post-procedure care and patient management during the recovery period are analyzed separately.
BONUS MODULE
PEELS AND COMPREHENSIVE REJUVENATION
Included in the laser resurfacing program at no extra cost.
We cover:
• Main types of peels;
• Principles of technique selection;
• Pre-procedure skin assessment;
• Skin preparation;
• Combining peels with laser modalities;
• When techniques can be combined;
• When procedures must be separated;
• Sequence of procedures;
• Recovery between stages;
• Formulating a comprehensive rejuvenation plan.
BONUS MODULE PRACTICE
The trainer demonstrates the decision-making rationale for a specific patient: what we observe on the skin, which concern we are addressing, and why a specific technique is selected.
You learn to formulate a comprehensive skin treatment protocol rather than a standard "cookie-cutter procedure."
MODULE RESULT
You acquire a practical algorithm for laser resurfacing and additionally learn to comprehensively combine different skin quality correction techniques.