AFI Complications and Vascular Emergencies

The AFI Complications and Vascular Emergencies course equips practitioners with the essential knowledge and protocols to recognise, prevent and manage filler-related vascular complications. This online module provides evidence-based training to improve patient safety and practitioner confidence.

Anatomy for Injectors (AFI) is a crucial online resource for neurotoxins and dermal fillers which helps aesthetic practitioners improve their injecting techniques and reduce risks through the understanding of anatomy. AFI is designed as a progression of neurotoxin and dermal filler courses depending on your level of expertise, helping you develop from basic injections to more advanced techniques.

Vascular Complications and Emergencies is a foundation component of Anatomy For Injectors which focuses on the risks and complications related to filler injections, including the use of hyaluronidase to reverse hyaluronic acid dermal fillers in emergency and non-emergency situations.

This online resource comprises of comprehensive anatomical theory supplemented by videos, diagrams and illustrations for beginner and experienced injectors alike, which is meant to complement hands-on injecting experience.

*CPD credits are allocated through either ACCRM or The CPD Group, depending on the specific course. Please refer to individual course pages for detailed accreditation information.