Introduction to Dermal Fillers
Welcome to Facial Contouring with Fillers Online
Explore the relationship between facial structure, ageing and contour planning, with a focus on the mid-face, chin and jawline.
WHAT YOU WILL EXPLORE
Facial layers, fat compartments, bone, ligaments, vascular anatomy and nerve supply.
Changes in the ageing face, facial proportions, beautification and rejuvenation.
Hyaluronic acid filler properties, consultation and assessment.
Needle and cannula concepts, mid-face and lower-face treatment planning.
Recorded treatment demonstrations and complications awareness.
HOW YOU WILL LEARN
Work through written lessons, anatomical images, quizzes, supporting resources and recorded demonstrations at your own pace. Return to the topics you want to understand more deeply.
WHO IT IS FOR
This course is for aesthetic practitioners with foundation dermal filler knowledge. It supports theoretical learning alongside appropriate practical training, professional judgement and scope of practice.
This introduction is available as a free preview. The remaining published course content is included with enrolment.
Course learning outcomes - online theory
By the end of this online course, you should be able to:
1. Describe midface and lower-face anatomy, ageing and facial-balance concepts.
2. Explain suitability, expectations, consent and relevant prior-treatment history.
3. Justify a coherent theoretical contour plan for midface, chin and jawline.
4. Compare the needle/cannula principles, limitations and risks taught in the course.
5. Recognise potential complications and describe record-keeping, escalation and follow-up.
Theory-only learning
This online course develops theoretical knowledge and case-based reasoning. It does not provide hands-on training or certify practical, prescribing or diagnostic competence. Practical skills require separate supervised training and assessment within your professional scope.
How to use this course
Follow the curriculum in order, including the required learning material and knowledge checks. Use the section list to revisit topics. Contact FAC if you need help with access, learning support or course requirements.