This fellowship is an advanced training program that combines structured academic learning with supervised clinical immersion. Participants function as fellows under experienced faculty, participating in didactic lectures, case-based discussions, hands-on procedures, and reflective practice within a live clinical setting.

Applicants must hold an MBBS or higher medical qualification (e.g., MD, MS, DNB) as recognized by the National Medical Council of India. Dental applicants must hold an MDS degree in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS), as per the Dental Council of India’s regulatory framework. International applicants must possess an equivalent degree in their home country.

Yes, provided you hold a qualifying degree (as outlined above), aesthetic procedures can be practiced under the scope permitted by national regulations. In India, MBBS and above (for medical) and MDS (OMFS) for dental practitioners are legally allowed to practice aesthetic medicine. Actual scope of practice may vary depending on local/state laws and must be independently verified by the participant.

Yes. International applicants are welcome to apply and benefit from the program’s globally recognized faculty. We provide necessary documentation to support visa applications, though securing a visa remains the responsibility of the participant.

Due to the patient-allocated nature of training, missed hands-on dates cannot be rescheduled and no refunds will be considered. Participants are strongly advised to plan attendance well in advance.

Yes. One patient per indication is assigned to each fellow for every core procedure. This is made possible through the institute’s integration within an active clinical practice, ensuring high patient volume and diverse procedural exposure.

For the mandatory 7-day clinical phase, all patients are assigned by the institute. However, during the semi-private mentorship days, fellows are required to bring their own patients for independent treatment planning and execution under faculty supervision.

To access the final two semi-private mentorship days (which cover advanced procedures), participants must submit a logbook detailing their post-course practice, indicating volume and variety of injectables performed. This ensures they have gained sufficient real-world experience before advancing to complex indications.

Yes. The program includes modules on ethical patient communication, consent protocols, clinical documentation, and basic principles of aesthetic practice setup. Business management and ethical marketing concepts are also discussed to support practice-readiness.