02/02/2026
Hi team,
Here is a sample video of Q and A with Dr Pikoos and myself - this lecture is part of our Monash University Course - Patient Suitability, Governance, Compliance and Ethics of Non-Surgical Cosmetic Medicine
All of us regardless of our country or practice, we need to assess for BDD. And be aware of it in ourselves sometimes... Our course has a whole module on BDD from Dr Pikoos and Dr Buchanan (PhD Psych)
Module content*
The course is comprised of 8 modules:
Module 1 – Advertising Current federal government legislation with regards to advertising non-surgical cosmetic treatments
Module 2 – AHPRA - Current Medical and Nursing Board legislation for performing non-surgical cosmetic treatments
Module 3– Body Dysmorphia – Assessment, ethics and referral to a psychologist where necessary
Module 4 - State, council and poisons legislation required for correct storage, handling, prescription, supervision requirements and administration of injectable or laser treatments
Module 5 – Patient consent – The full patient consent in non-surgical cosmetic treatments
Module 6 – Ethics - Ethical considerations in non-surgical cosmetic treatments for doctors and nurses
Module 7 – National Governance framework
Module 8 - Basic assessment of a patient suitability for a non-surgical cosmetic treatment – aesthetic ageing as a disease state and the basic suitable treatments for each indication - Skin treatments, lasers, Botulinum toxins and soft tissue fillers
The modules are delivered over a 12-week period involving a notional 144 hours of effort/workload.
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thanks and IF YOU WERE ONE OF OUR STUDENTS LAST YEAR DROP A COMMENT - did you enjoy the course? Value?!!
Mike