Professional Diploma in Aesthetic Medicine (LCP)

The program is primarily designed for malaysian medical doctors to prepare and apply for the malaysian letter of credentialing & privileging (lcp) exam conducted by the ministry of health. It is also suitable for doctors & dentists who are beginners in aesthetics, as well as for those who have already started and require more training in their aesthetic practice. 

The Professional Diploma in Aesthetic Medicine (LCP) is an Internationally certified Program for Malaysian Medical Doctors & Dentists.

Learners are entitled for THREE (3) International certificates.

• Learners who complete the theory module will first receive the Assured Certificate in Advanced Aesthetic Science from IIWAM.
• Subsequently, they will receive the Certificate of CPD in Aesthetic Medicine from CPD International (UK).
• Learners upon completing the clinical training, will be entitled to receive the Professional Diploma in Aesthetic Medicine during the graduation ceremony, which is certified and awarded by European International University (Paris).

Upon completing the Program, Learners will be able to apply for their local LCP-KKM board exam. Eventually, they will be able to operate an Aesthetic Centre, or work in an Aesthetic establishment, with International recognition. IIWAM's aim is to develop knowledgeable, skilled and confident Aesthetic practitioners who are ethical in their practice.

The Program consists of a theory module and a clinical module.

• Theory lectures will be conducted in the morning from 9.30 am to 1.00 pm and the clinical training will be conducted from 2.00 pm to 4.30 pm. The clinical training may extend beyond 4.30 pm depending on the number of cases that are being demonstrated or performed.

The theory module consists of:

• Onsite theory lectures.
• Online Learning.
• Revision.
• Written MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) exam, on the last day of the Program.

The clinical module / training consists of:

• Clinical demonstration of Aesthetic procedures by IIWAM trainers.
• Learners are then required to perform the Aesthetic procedures under supervision, and document the procedures into a clinical logbook, provided by IIWAM.
• Learners must submit the logbook within 1-year from the date of Program

The assessment for the theory module consists of:

• Achieving 75% of onsite/online attendance.
• Passing the written MCQ exam.

The assessment for the clinical module consists of:

• Performing and documenting the Aesthetic procedures as per the training..
• Submitting the duly completed logbook to the Institute within 1-year from the date of the Program.

By the end of the Program, Learners shall:

• Be competent to apply for the LCP exam.
• Have improved their theoretical knowledge in the principles and practice of Aesthetic Medicine.
• Be aware of different Aesthetic pharmaceuticals and devices.
• Be familiar with different techniques to perform Aesthetic procedures.
• Be able to identify, avoid and address Aesthetic Medical complications.
• Be skilled to perform Aesthetic Medical procedures independently.
• Be able to set-up and operate an Aesthetic Medical practice.
• Be aware of Aesthetic Medical regulations.