MSc in Facial Aesthetics & Cosmetology

The MSc in Facial Aesthetics & Cosmetology program at Kriva Institute is a comprehensive 2-year course designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and practical skills in facial aesthetics and cosmetology. The program is open to candidates with degrees in MBBS, MD, MS, BDS, MDS, BAMS, and BHMS.

Goals

The primary goal of the program is to produce competent professionals in facial aesthetics who can:

• Diagnose and provide appropriate treatment.

• Understand and apply various aesthetic techniques.

• Repair and restore facial structures to maintain harmony between hard and soft tissues.

• Utilize available materials effectively.

Objectives

The program aims to:

• Restore functional ability and aesthetics. Maintain patient health.

• Educate patients on the importance of aesthetics.

• Acquire knowledge from historical perspectives to current advancements.

• Develop effective human approach skills.

Curriculum

Fundamentals

• Introduction and history of facial aesthetics and cosmetology.

• Anatomy of maxilla, mandible, and related structures.

• Maxillary sinus, temporomandibular joint, mastication, occlusion, and scalp.

• Body anatomy and skin.

• Concept of stem cells, lasers, scar removal, and nutrition.

Skin/Facial Tissue in Health and Disease

• Structure, anatomy, histology, physiology, and biochemistry.

• Defense mechanisms of the body.

• Biomaterials and instrumentation.

• Sterilization and asepsis, surgical room setup, preoperative procedures, and premedication.

Augmentation

• Surgical/non-surgical face lift, fillers, biofillers, threads, blood derivatives, and implants.

• Botox serotypes, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, and trichology (hair transplant, PRP/GFC, biofibers).

Stem Cells

• Cell processors and delivery systems.

Clinical Aspects

• Clinical assessment, patient screening, medical evaluation, and case selection.

• Examination of facial structures, hygiene status, and skin analysis.

• Diagnosis and treatment planning, including indications and contraindications.

Surgical Aspects

• Face lift, tattoo removal, rhinoplasty, breast implants, adjunctive surgical procedures, and combination of fillers and threads.

Regenerative Therapy and Future Considerations

• Medico-legal aspects and informed consent.

Practicals

• Identification and usage of various instruments and components.

• Education and training in various procedures, including in-vitro/in-vivo procedures, fillers, Botox, threads, PRP placement, and lab techniques.

• Clinicals involving patient evaluation, diagnostic imaging, sterilization, and mock preparations.