The Filler Fellowship
Intended for nurses, nurse practitioners, and MDs with either > 1 year of injectables experience or those who have successfully completed MD Esthetics Academy 3-month Mini-mentorship Program and looking to learn innovative, mastery level techniques in order to differentiate and expand your practice. Students must submit an application and their CV to begin the process of enrollment.
Our academy is by application only
The Filler Fellowship
What's Included?
As a member of the Filler Fellowship Program, Students will be able to choose 1 of the 4 following programs:
Eye rejuvenation
Upper ⅓ of the face contouring
Smile & lip lines rejuvenation
Non-surgical rhinoplasty**
**In order to complete "non-surgical rhinoplasty" students must first complete the previous three courses.
Additionally, the Exclusive Filler Fellowship Program offers:
3-month access per course to the MD Esthetics Academy online portal for the course of your choice
Pre-recorded lectures on facial anatomy, the aging process, the Golden Ratio, and Master Injectables for your specific course
Pre-recorded injection demonstrations for your specific course
1 in-person training where you’ll work directly with an MD Esthetics Academy Instructor
2 monthly Q&A mentoring sessions per course to review your model’s results and receive feedback on how to improve and address mistakes
3-month access per course to our online Q&A forum where one of our instructors will address any questions you may have along the way
Small class sizes for focused learning and a proven, best in class educational program
Filler Fellowship Program Courses:
Upper ⅓ of the Face Contouring
- Anatomy of the upper ⅓ of the face
- How the aging process affects the upper face and treatments to address it
- The Golden Ratio and how to implement it in the upper ⅓ of the face
- How to assess whether or not patients are candidates for temporal and forehead contouring
- How to locate the temporal artery
- How to locate the supratrochlear and supraorbital arteries
- Temple contouring using needle and cannula techniques
- Forehead contouring using needle technique
Eye Rejuvenation
- Anatomy of the under eye, superior orbital rim, and lateral orbital rim
- How the aging process affects the eyes
- Differential diagnosis of dark circles
- How to assess whether or not patients are candidates for eye rejuvenation
- How to assess for whether or not a patient is a candidate for a brow lift using filler
- How to assess if a patient has true tear trough deformity
- Tear trough correction using needle and cannula technique
- How to soften the lateral orbital rim and lid-cheek junction with filler
- A-frame correction
- Filler eyebrow lift
Lip & Smile Lines Rejuvenation
- How the aging process affects lip lines, the maxilla, and smile lines
- How to differentiate between folds and fine lines
- How to assess whether or not patients are candidates lip and smile line correction
- Indications for the fern technique
- How to perform the fern technique
- How to assess if a patient is a candidate for intra-dermal filler
- How to perform intra-dermal injections
- How to rejuvenate lip and smile lines using filler and neurotoxin
Non-surgical Rhinoplasty
- Anatomy of the nose
- How to locate the major arteries near the nose
- How to use the Golden Ratio to optimize outcomes
- How to assess if a patient is a candidate for non-surgical rhinoplasties
- Learn when NOT to inject noses
- How to perform non-surgical rhinoplasty using filler
