Cosmetic injecting education for dentists combining anatomy-led eLearning with supervised hands-on clinical training and treatment of real patients at our Melbourne Academy.
Whether you are new to facial aesthetics or developing existing skills, Dermal Distinction Academy offers cosmetic injecting courses for dentists across beginner, intermediate and advanced levels of clinical practice.
Dermal Distinction Academy provides cosmetic injecting courses for dentists focused on facial anatomy, assessment, consultation, treatment planning and practical injecting skills.
Training combines structured eLearning with supervised hands-on clinical education and real patient treatment at our Melbourne Academy, with courses for beginner through to experienced practitioners.
Build your knowledge before attending practical training.
Apply assessment, treatment planning and injecting techniques.
Treat real patients, not mannikins. Understand movement.
Anatomy-led training in cosmetic and therapeutic Botulinum Toxin, including upper face and TMJ indications with supervised patient treatment.
A two-day hands-on masterclass combining dermal filler and Botulinum Toxin for lip artistry, facial aesthetics and confident treatment planning.
Develop a structured approach to lower-face assessment, chin and jawline contouring, dermal filler and Botulinum Toxin treatment.
Our most comprehensive pathway, combining extensive eLearning with five days of supervised full-face and neck clinical training.
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Build on your existing clinical skills and expand your approach to facial aesthetics.
Extend your assessment beyond the teeth and smile to the surrounding facial structures.
Consider lips, chin and facial contours alongside dental treatment.
Apply your existing knowledge of anatomy, assessment and injections.
Add appropriate cosmetic and therapeutic treatment options.
Consider facial aesthetics, clenching and grinding concerns.
Yes — with appropriate training, competence, insurance and professional oversight.
Be appropriately trained to assess, treat and manage complications.
Treatment must remain within your professional scope of practice.
Maintain insurance, recency of practice and ongoing CPD.
Appropriate diagnosis, patient benefit and ongoing professional competence remain essential.
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As a dentist and cosmetic injector, Dr Giulia brings dental anatomy, facial assessment and aesthetic medicine together in a training approach designed for clinical practice.
Common questions about training, real patients, course levels and choosing the right pathway.
Look beyond injection technique. Good training should include facial anatomy, assessment, consultation, treatment planning, consent, complications and supervised practical experience.
Yes. Foundation courses are designed for dentists beginning cosmetic injecting and cover anatomy, assessment, planning, complications and practical technique.
Explore Foundation Courses →Yes. Face-to-face courses combine preparatory eLearning with supervised clinical training, including assessment, planning, consultation and practical treatment.
Yes. Real patients allow you to practise the complete clinical process — assessment, consultation, planning, consent and treatment — under supervision.
Face-to-face clinical training is held at Dermal Distinction Academy in Balwyn North, Melbourne, with dentists attending from across Australia.
No. Beginners can start with Foundation training. Practitioners with existing experience can choose Mid-Level, Advanced or individual training based on their goals.
Training may include facial anatomy, assessment, consultation, treatment planning, complications, injection technique and clinical decision-making across relevant facial areas.
Facial aesthetic assessment considers the lips, muscles, soft tissues and facial proportions surrounding the smile, supporting a broader approach to treatment planning.
Dentists must ensure treatment falls within their individual scope and that they have the appropriate education, competence, insurance and authorisations.
Completing a course does not itself expand an individual practitioner's scope of practice.
Dental Board Guidance →If you already have foundation training and want to refresh your knowledge, refine technique or expand your treatment options, explore our Mid-Level courses.
These provide focused options for practitioners who already understand the foundations but want further clinical education and hands-on training.
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Revisit your course content whenever you need it.
Access the chatroom, coaching and clinical resources post-training
Members only support for your cosmetic journey.
Eligible practitioners can apply for access to clinical products and consumables.
Industry connections supporting education, professional development and clinical practice.
