ADVANCED CADAVER – BASED TRAINING Facial Fillers & Botulinum Toxin (Hands-on)
| Thailand
This one-day scientific program is designed for qualified medical professionals who want to move beyond theory and strengthen their anatomical understanding through cadaver-based education. Focused on fillers, botulinum toxin, and anatomy-based treatment planning, the workshop delivers a structured learning experience that connects facial and neck anatomy directly to safer aesthetic practice.
Through faculty-led teaching, cadaver dissection, live demonstration, and supervised hands-on sessions, participants will study facial layers, retaining ligaments, vascular anatomy, facial nerves, injection planes, and danger zones across the face and neck. The program is built to support more informed planning, clearer landmark recognition, stronger risk awareness, and better clinical judgment in everyday practice.
Cadaver materials included
Date: September 30th
Time: 09:00–18:00
Faculty:
Kyuho Yi, M.D., South Korea
Minjae Park, M.D., South Korea
Venue:
Bang Phli District, Samut Prakan, Thailand
Organiser:
ABI x WAAS
Official Sponsor:
AESTHEFORA
Why This Workshop Matters
Anatomy-first learning for safer injectable practice
Cadaver-based observation and supervised hands-on training
Strong focus on treatment planning, landmarks, danger zones, and complication prevention
What you will study
1. Applied Facial Anatomy for Aesthetic Injectors
Participants will study the anatomical structures most relevant to injectable practice, including facial layers, retaining ligaments, vascular anatomy, facial nerves, neck anatomy, and danger zones.
2. Anatomy-Based Facial & Neck Treatment Planning
This part of the programme focuses on fillers, botulinum toxin, cannula principles, injection planes, and complication prevention from an anatomy-based perspective.
3. Faculty-Guided Cadaver Dissection
Participants will observe and study layer-by-layer cadaver dissection of the face, lower face, jawline, and neck, with emphasis on vascular mapping, safe zones, and treatment-relevant landmarks.
4. Supervised Hands-On Cadaver Practice
Hands-on cadaver training is provided in two practical blocks:
- Face & neck
- Lower face & neck
5. Live Demonstration and Risk Prevention
The programme includes live demonstration of the upper face and midface, as well as treatment planning and risk prevention for the lower face, jawline, and lips.
6. Complication Prevention & Clinical Decision-Making
The final educational sessions address risk recognition, vascular complications, toxin-related issues, emergency response principles, clinical cases, and Q&A.
Scientific Program
| Time | Session Title | Content Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| 09:00–09:30 | Registration & Welcome Coffee | Registration and networking |
| 09:30–09:45 | Opening Remarks · Faculty Introduction · Cadaver Lab Ethics, Biosafety & Safety Briefing | Faculty introduction, cadaver lab ethics, biosafety and safety protocols |
| 09:45–10:20 | Applied Facial Anatomy for Aesthetic Injectors | Facial layers, retaining ligaments, vascular anatomy, facial nerves, neck anatomy and danger zones |
| 10:20–10:50 | Anatomy-Based Facial & Neck Treatment Planning | Fillers, botulinum toxin, cannula principles, injection planes and complication prevention |
| 10:50–11:05 | Coffee Break | — |
| 11:05–11:50 | Faculty-Guided Facial & Neck Cadaver Dissection | Layer-by-layer dissection, vascular mapping and face-and-neck danger-zone identification |
| 11:50–12:45 | Supervised Hands-on Cadaver Session — Face & Neck | Anatomical landmarks, plane assessment and safe treatment planning |
| 12:45–13:45 | Lunch Break (60 minutes) | — |
| 13:45–14:15 | Upper Face & Midface: Live Demonstration | Forehead, temple, tear trough, nose, cheeks and vascular danger zones |
| 14:15–14:45 | Lower Face, Jawline & Lips: Treatment Planning & Risk Prevention | Jawline, chin, lips, marionette area, cannula vs needle, prevention of adverse events |
| 14:45–15:30 | Faculty-Guided Lower Face, Jawline & Neck Cadaver Dissection | Mandibular anatomy, submental region, platysma, neck landmarks and safe zones |
| 15:30–15:45 | Coffee Break | — |
| 15:45–17:15 | Supervised Hands-on Cadaver Session — Lower Face & Neck | Anatomy-based planning, landmark identification and faculty-guided practice |
| 17:15–17:35 | Complication Prevention & Emergency Response Principles | Risk recognition, vascular complications, toxin-related issues and emergency management algorithms |
| 17:35–17:50 | Faculty Panel Discussion · Clinical Cases · Q&A | Clinical case discussion, expert insights and Q&A |
| 17:50–18:00 | Certificate Presentation & Group Photo | Certificate distribution and group photo |
Our Faculty
Kyuho Yi, MD, PhD
Clinical Anatomist · Aesthetic Physician · International Cadaver Educator
Clinical anatomist and aesthetic physician focused on cadaver-based injection anatomy education. His work connects fillers, botulinum toxin, ultrasound-guided procedures, and complication prevention with practical, anatomy-led training for aesthetic medicine.
Minjae Park, MD, PhD
Cosmetic Surgeon · Board-Certified General Surgeon · Anti-Aging Specialist
Cosmetic surgeon and board-certified general surgeon from South Korea, with public leadership roles as Director of Busan Seongso General Hospital and Founder & President of WAAS. His work spans injectables, threads, anti-aging medicine, and international educational activity in aesthetic practice.