Professional Diploma for the Qualification of Non-Surgical Cosmetic Techniques Practitioners

1. To qualify professional practitioners in non-surgical aesthetics according to international standards.
2. To develop practical skills for using modern devices and technologies.
3. To reinforce up-to-date scientific knowledge in aesthetic medicine.
4. To enable trainees to pass assessments accredited by the American Board.
5. To build certified professional credibility with international documentation.
6. To support local and international job opportunities in aesthetic clinics and centers.

1. Academic Qualification: University or technical diploma in one of the following (or equivalent):
   Human Medicine – Dentistry – Pharmacy – Nursing – Physiotherapy – Health/Cosmetic Sciences – Biology – Biochemistry.
2. Professional Experience (if available): Prior or current experience in aesthetic procedures or working in a cosmetic clinic is preferred.
3. Language: Good command of English to understand essential cosmetic and medical terminology.
4.  Commitment: Full commitment to attend all theoretical and practical sessions, whether in-person or online.
5. Evaluation Interview (if needed): A preliminary evaluation or interview may be required to confirm eligibility.
6. Personal Skills: Effective communication, client interaction, and teamwork skills are required.

1. Copy of academic or professional qualification.
2. Copy of national ID or passport.
3. Passport-size personal photo (white background).
4. Completed official registration form.

1. Aesthetic doctors and dermatologists.
2. Dentists
3. Pharmacists
4. Nurses and healthcare assistants.
5. Certified cosmetic specialists.
6. Graduates of health-related colleges.
7. Entrepreneurs and cosmetic center managers.

Level One (Foundational): Scientific & Anatomical Foundations and Preparatory Procedures in Non-Surgical Aesthetic Medicine

• Training Hours: 30 hours
• Training Units:

1. Introduction to Non-Surgical Aesthetic Medicine
   • Core concepts – medical aesthetics vs. cosmetic aesthetics.
   • Historical development and globally recognized practices.
   • Differences between surgical and non-surgical procedures.
2. Facial and Skin Anatomy from an Aesthetic Perspective
   • Skin layers – nerves – blood vessels.
   • Safe injection zones – assessing anatomical risks.
   • Reading facial expressions and targeting points for natural enhancement.
3. Aesthetic Assessment and Treatment Planning
   • Initial examination process – understanding client expectations.
   • Designing a comprehensive treatment plan – selecting the appropriate technique.
   • Pre-treatment documentation and identifying improvement indicators.
4. Non-Surgical Aesthetic Tools and Materials
   • Differences between needles and cannulas – safety standards.
   • Sterilization – product storage – handling professional-grade products.
   • Review of internationally approved brands and formulations.
5. Occupational Safety and Complication Management
   • Preventive measures – consent forms.
   • Managing allergic reactions, swelling, bruising, vascular occlusion.
   • Approved protocols for aesthetic emergencies.

Intermediate Level: Mesotherapy – PRP – Peeling – Regenerative Techniques for Skin & Hair:

• Training Hours: 30 hours
• Training Units:

1. Mesotherapy for Skin and Hair
   • Mechanism of action – pharmaceutical formulations – international protocols.
   • Injection patterns based on aesthetic concerns (hyperpigmentation – laxity – hair loss).
   • Managing mesotherapy sessions for gradual, safe results.
2. Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP / PRF) Therapy
   • Autologous stimulation mechanism – sample preparation – mixing ratios.
   • Applications in skin rejuvenation, hair restoration, and under-eye treatment.
   • Conducting safe sessions + contraindications.
3. Dermapen and Collagen Induction Techniques
   • Device operation – depth control – skin preparation.
   • Treating scars, enlarged pores, pigmentation, and fine wrinkles.
   • Post-session care: instructions, creams, recommended intervals.
4. Chemical and Mechanical Peeling
   • Acid types (AHA – BHA – TCA, etc.).
   • Superficial, medium, and deep peels.
   • Technique selection based on skin type and condition.
5. Advanced HydroFacial & Aqua Care
   • Device components – treatment stages.
   • Cleansing, exfoliation, hydration, nutrient infusion.
   • Combining HydroFacial with other therapeutic sessions.

Advanced Level: Professional Injection Techniques (Botox – Filler – Threads) & Clinical Documentation:

• Training Hours: 30 hours
• Training Units:

1. Botox – Professional Application Techniques
   • Identifying approved Botox brands.
   • Injection mapping – forehead lift – frown lines – gummy smile correction.
   • Managing complications: ptosis, localized paralysis, asymmetrical results.
2. Fillers – Aesthetic Contouring and Volumizing
   • Types: HA, CaHA, PLLA – selecting the suitable formulation.
   • Application areas: lips, nose, cheeks, chin.
   • Injection methods: needle – cannula – microdroplet.
3. Thread Lifting & Non-Surgical Rejuvenation
   • Thread types: PDO, PLLA, PCL – indications.
   • Application steps – pre-marking – thread insertion.
   • Expected outcomes – pre/post-treatment assessment.
4. Skin Booster Injections & Skin Nutrition
   • Cosmetic serum components – hyaluronic acid – vitamins.
   • Injection techniques: napage – microbolus – point-to-point.
   • Skin type identification and protocol customization.
5. Advanced Clinical Documentation & Professional Photography
   • Designing a professional aesthetic documentation file.
   • Before/after photography – lighting – angles – background.
   • Patient data management – ethical publishing on platforms.

1. International Professional Certificate issued by the American Board of Medical & Health Specialties – California, USA
   • Legally authenticated (Notary + Apostille – U.S. Department of State).
   • Verifiable via the international DataFlow system.
2. Professional Certificate issued by Midmak International Academy – Syria | Australia
   • Authenticated by the Australian and Syrian Ministries of Foreign Affairs.
3. Academic Documentation from the American University for Continuing Medical Education (AU-CME):
   • Independent academic verification for global recognition and professional development.
4. American Board Membership Card for Non-Surgical Aesthetic Practitioners:
   • Granted to graduates upon full program completion.
   • Establishes professional identity as a certified practitioner locally and internationally.
5. Specialist Certificate in Non-Surgical Aesthetics – Certified by the Medical & Health Professions Syndicate:
   • Based on official agreements with professional regulatory bodies.
   • Requires completion of theoretical + practical + documented case components.