A new training event for medical aesthetics professionals, the British Association of Medical Aesthetic Nurses (BAMAN) x A-List Cadaveric Dissection and Facial Anatomy Masterclass is launching.
Taking place at the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh on June 12- 14, the event is a surgeon-led training experience designed to redefine clinical understanding within medical aesthetics, with a focus on deep anatomical exploration to support safer, more precise practice.
The organisers share that the BAMAN x A-List programme delivers live cadaveric dissection in small guided groups, providing practitioners with the opportunity to study structures at surgical depth and translate those learnings directly into aesthetic application. The course features aesthetic nurse practitioner Julie Bass Kaplan and plastic surgeon Mr Jory Kaplan, who will cover advanced surgical principles with practical relevance for injectors, aesthetic practitioners and specialist nurses.
BAMAN adds that the event is available only to BAMAN nurses, and tickets will be available from February 20 via the BAMAN website.
Aesthetic nurse prescriber Lisa Waring, founder of the event, commented, “The A-List Cadaveric Masterclass, guided by aesthetic nurse practitioner Julie Bass Kaplan, places scholarship-funded education at the heart of medical aesthetics. This non-profit initiative offers 30 places, enabling clinicians to study surgical-depth anatomy safely. We champion education, access and patient-first outcomes, reinforcing integrity in our field.”
Gareth Lewis, chief operating officer at BAMAN added, “We are incredibly excited to offer this unique opportunity in partnership with the A-List to BAMAN members, supporting our mission and core values of best practice, clinical excellence, and patient safety for medical aesthetic nurses.”