Facial Aesthetics

Having taught hundreds of delegates, our anatomy trainers are suitable for the full range of clinicians. You will build on your existing knowledge, and work to a very high level of detail. No sculpting experience is required. We have taught consultants, fellows, registrars, and foundation doctors, medical students, hand therapists and physiotherapists, and specialists from plastics, orthopaedics, ENT, and maxillofacial surgery. We have also taught artists.

Learn the anatomy of facial aesthetics to supercharge your confidence in clinical practice

Keep your model as a permanent learning aid

Learn with equipment that is clean, easy to use, and suitable for at home use

Designed and delivered by consultant plastic surgeons; the anatomy is clinically relevant

Enjoy a creative, manual, dextrous process unlike other ways of training

Real-world training: Anatomy is a 3D science, and we are here to help you master it.

Constructive Anatomy™ is evidence based, with outstanding delegate testimonials.

With the Facial Aesthetics Anatomy Trainer, you will construct your own highly detailed Facial anatomy model in the real world.

You begin with a 3D printed mounted skull

You will build the clinically relevant structures step by step, from the bones to the skin.

The neurovascular structures are prepared for you. The muscles you will mould and sculpt yourself with delicate sculpting tools and wax

Your guidebook provides clear step by step guidance for every element of the process

Everything is provided for you.

The Facial Aesthetics Anatomy Trainer takes 18 hours to complete.

You will build:

• The facial sensory nerves, the eye and orbit, the deep facial fat pads

• The facial vasculature and facial nerve

• The parotid and submandibular salivary glands

• The retaining ligaments of the face, the superficial facial fat and SMAS

• The muscles of facial expression, and muscles of mastication

• Nasal and auricular cartilages

• The temporal fossa and its layers

• The skin of the aging face on the opposite side to understand the anatomy of the ageing face.