Program overview
The Fellowship in Cosmetology is a specialized 12-month program to offer advanced knowledge of cosmetic science, aesthetic dermatology, and non-surgical cosmetic procedures to healthcare and beauty professionals. The program includes theoretical instruction and supervised clinical training to gain insights into skin, hair and nail health, cosmetic treatments and patient consultation. The course focuses on multiple areas such as skin rejuvenation, hair restoration, cosmetic dermatology, laser technologies, chemical peelings, microneedling, body contouring, cosmetic product science and aesthetic pharmacology. Students also learn about facial anatomy, patient evaluation, treatment planning, infection control, ethical practice and post treatment care. The fellowship is designed to provide a well-rounded education in the field of cosmetology, focusing on patient safety, evidence-based practices, and the highest standards in aesthetic care, through structured online learning, case-based discussions, and clinical training in cosmetology and dermatology environments.
Skills You Will Gain
Knowledge of skin, hair, and nail structure that is important to the cosmetology profession.
An understanding of typical cosmetic and dermatological issues with skin and hair.
Capacity to evaluate patient’s needs and formulate plans to treat them.
Knowledge of facial anatomy and its importance for aesthetic procedures.
Knowledge of chemical peel, micro-injuries and micro-needling, mesotherapy and skin rejuvenation.
Understanding of laser and energy-based cosmetic technologies, and their applications.
Judgement for the suitability of treatment based on individual patient needs.
Knowledge of the understanding of acne, pigmentation, scarring and approaches to management.
Grasp hair restoration techniques such as PRP therapy and an understanding of hair restoration concepts.
Understanding of cosmetic dermatology treatments and non-surgical aesthetic treatments.
Knowledge of cosmetic product ingredients, formulation principles and skin care suggestions.
Understanding of infection control, hygiene and patient safety procedures.
The ability to counsel, consult, and post treatment guidance to patients.
Knowledge of ethical and legal issues related to cosmetology practice.
Knowledge of documentation procedures, clinical photography and treatment monitoring.
Career Outcomes
Use cosmetology skills in the context of dermatology, aesthetic medicine and wellness.
Assist with cosmetic consultation and assessment of patients and planning of treatment.
Participate in the provision of skin, hair and beauty care in clinical settings.
Operates in a multi-disciplinary environment with dermatologists, cosmetologists and aesthetic practitioners.
Join Cosmetic Dermatology and Non-Surgical Cosmetic Services.
Apply cosmetology science principles using evidence to patient care and practice management.
To support delivery of laser, skin rejuvenation and hair care programs, guided by clinical procedures.
Improve aesthetic medicine and cosmetic science knowledge of the profession.
Identify job opportunities in cosmetic clinics, dermatology clinics, wellness centers and aesthetic practices, as per local laws and professional requirements.
Assist in patient education about skin and hair care, treatment options, and maintenance plans.
Gain a greater knowledge of the newest trends and technology related to Cosmetology.
Establish a stepping stone toward ongoing aesthetic/cosmetic education.
What you will learn
Learn from Industry-Leading Cosmetology Experts
Skill-Driven Workshops on Advanced Cosmetology Techniques
Flexible Learning for Modern Cosmetology Professionals
Future-Ready Cosmetology Curriculum
Clinical Training for Real-World Cosmetology Practice