Anatomical terminology
Structures, systems and language used across aesthetics and clinical practice.
Foundations
Anatomy & Physiology
Foundational anatomy and physiology for aesthetics and clinical practice, with emphasis on structures, systems, terminology and safe-practice application.
Course focus
Anatomy & Physiology
Foundational anatomy and physiology for aesthetics and clinical practice, with emphasis on structures, systems, terminology and safe-practice application.
Skin & tissues
Foundational tissue, skin and wound-healing knowledge relevant to safe treatment planning.
Body systems
Core systems and their relevance to professional practice and treatment safety.
Applied understanding
Using anatomy and physiology to support safer consultation, assessment and referral decisions.
Qualification status
Anatomy & Physiology is described as a course or level descriptor unless an appropriate awarding-body arrangement is in place. The Academy will not describe it as a regulated qualification unless that status applies at the relevant time.
Assessment & certification
Competency matters.
Attendance alone does not guarantee certification. Learners must meet the published attendance, knowledge and practical competency requirements for the relevant course. Practical assessment is used where the programme includes a practical skill.
Professional responsibility
Course completion does not by itself authorise a learner to practise. Learners remain responsible for professional scope, competence, insurance and any applicable legal or regulatory requirements.