Description

Total CPD: 2 Hours
Location: Online Only (Lifetime Access)
Certificate: Certificate of Completion
Pre-requisite: Medical Professional
Suitability: Doctors, Dentists & Nurses

The AFI Foundation Anti-Wrinkle Injections Course is part of the Anatomy for Injectors (AFI) program — an essential online learning pathway designed to help practitioners understand the anatomical foundations of cosmetic injecting. This course focuses on neurotoxins and the safe application of anti-wrinkle injections for beginners entering the field of aesthetic medicine.

This online course covers the most commonly requested anti-wrinkle treatment areas, including the glabella (frown lines), forehead, periorbital (crow’s feet), and masseter (jaw slimming). You will explore the key facial muscles involved, learn safe injection techniques, and gain the confidence to achieve natural, balanced results while minimising risk.

This program provides comprehensive anatomical theory supported by detailed visuals, diagrams, and step-by-step video demonstrations. It is suitable for both beginner and experienced injectors looking to consolidate their anatomical knowledge and clinical reasoning. The course content is designed to complement practical hands-on training, preparing participants for confident and safe in-person injecting.

Learning outcomes

Understand facial anatomy relevant to neurotoxin injection techniques
Learn safe and effective injection approaches for the forehead, glabella, periorbital and masseter regions
Recognise possible side effects and complications, and how to prevent or manage them
Enhance treatment planning to achieve consistent and safer patient outcomes

Course modules

Chapter 1: Pre-Assessment Quiz
Chapter 2: Introduction to Anatomy
Chapter 3: Area 1 – Glabella (Frown Lines)
Chapter 4: Area 2 – Forehead Wrinkles
Chapter 5: Area 3 – Masseter (Jaw Slimming)
Chapter 6: Area 4 – Periorbital (Crow’s Feet)
Chapter 7: Post-Assessment Quiz

Certification and access

Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion upon successful completion of the course, along with lifetime online access to all study materials.
Please note: This course is intended to complement supervised hands-on training. New procedures should not be performed without proper in-person experience. For workshop opportunities, please contact the ASI team.