The University of Salford, in collaboration with the ICE Postgraduate Dental Institute and Hospital, has become the latest provider to offer the Level 7 qualification in Non-Surgical Facial Aesthetics.
The university explains that the course was created in line with JCCP guidelines, adopting a holistic approach to education on facial aesthetics, including assessment, decision-making and governance. Graduates will be trained in botulinum toxin and dermal filler treatments, alongside ethical standards.
The course will be led by Professor Rabia Khan, educator in dentistry and advanced facial rejuvenation, the university explains.
Professor Khan said, “I’m excited to welcome health professionals to our University of Salford course on non-surgical facial aesthetics. When we established this programme, our ethos was to offer a fully academic and clinical curriculum that combines the art and science of safe injectables. Our goal is to encourage lifelong, reflective learners who are well-prepared for evolving regulations.”
Applications for the course are open now.
