Interface Aesthetics

Interface Aesthetics Interface Aesthetics provides aesthetic training for doctors, dentists and nurses.

Interface Aesthetics is heading to CCR 2026.Join us at Stand J84 on 1–2 October at ExCeL London to meet the team and exp...
28/09/2026

Interface Aesthetics is heading to CCR 2026.

Join us at Stand J84 on 1–2 October at ExCeL London to meet the team and explore the next stage of your training in aesthetic medicine.

Whether you are considering the Level 7 Diploma in Injectables, looking to progress through Foundation, Advanced or Masterclass training, or are already part of the Interface community, come and speak with us in person.

We’ll also have exclusive CCR course offers available across selected training courses and Level 7 packages during the event.

And while you’re with us, discover more about Interface Expo 2026 — our annual one-day event bringing together leading voices in aesthetic medicine for clinical education, live demonstrations, expert debate and 10 hours of verified CPD.

📍 CCR 2026 - ExCeL London
📅 1–2 October 2026
📌 Stand J84
🎟️ Free to register and attend

Come and find us at J84.

24/09/2026

A training pathway can develop clinical skills. The right environment can shape an entire career.

Nikola first joined Interface Aesthetics as an undergraduate through the Junior Trainee Mentorship Scheme, where her interest in facial aesthetics began to develop.

After graduating, she progressed to the Level 7 Diploma alongside her Dental Foundation Training — exploring the growing interface between dentistry and facial aesthetics and preparing to integrate both into her clinical career.

But as Nikola reflects, one of the most valuable parts of that journey extended beyond the qualification itself.

Through the network she built at Interface, she connected with mentors who supported her development and opened doors to research, professional opportunities and her first role in aesthetic medicine.

Clinical education matters. So do the people, opportunities and professional relationships that surround it.

For Nikola, the journey from undergraduate mentorship to clinical practice is only beginning.

Discover the training pathways at Interface Aesthetics via the link in bio.

23/09/2026

A training pathway can develop clinical skills. The right environment can shape an entire career.

Nikola first joined Interface Aesthetics as an undergraduate through the Junior Trainee Mentorship Scheme, where his interest in facial aesthetics began to develop.

After graduating, he progressed to the Level 7 Diploma alongside his Dental Foundation Training — exploring the growing interface between dentistry and facial aesthetics and preparing to integrate both into his clinical career.

But as Nikola reflects, one of the most valuable parts of that journey extended beyond the qualification itself.

Through the network he built at Interface, he connected with mentors who supported his development and opened doors to research, professional opportunities and his first role in aesthetic medicine.

Clinical education matters. So do the people, opportunities and professional relationships that surround it.

For Nikola, the journey from undergraduate mentorship to clinical practice is only beginning.

Discover the training pathways at Interface Aesthetics via the link in bio.

Dentistry

Join Dr James Olding and Holly Carver from Aesthetics Journal to explore how conferences, mentorship and continued educa...
15/09/2026

Join Dr James Olding and Holly Carver from Aesthetics Journal to explore how conferences, mentorship and continued education can support your development in aesthetic medicine.

We’ll discuss learning across specialties, progression through Level 7 and beyond, and making the most of opportunities at CCR and Interface Expo.

Wednesday 16 September | 3pm UK time
Live on Aesthetics Journal.

Set a reminder and bring your questions about your next stage of clinical development.

14/09/2026

Good technique is not only about where and how to inject. It is also about knowing what to look for before you do.

During his second one-to-one mentoring day at Interface Aesthetics, Marcelo worked through a busy clinical schedule of toxin and dermal filler cases with direct guidance from his mentor.

For him, some of the most valuable learning came from the details that shape safer, more considered practice — accurate marking, injection technique and recognising the red flags that can influence a treatment decision.

One-to-one mentorship creates the space to examine those decisions closely, refine technique in real time and receive feedback throughout the clinical process.

Because progressing as a practitioner is not simply about performing more treatments. It is about understanding why, when and how to treat more safely.

Explore training and mentorship at Interface Aesthetics via the link in bio.

11/09/2026

Five years ago, she was starting out. Today, she’s an Interface Aesthetics trainer with her own clinic in central London.

Carla Gomes joins James Olding and the faculty at our Open Evening to share the story behind that progression.

For doctors, dentists and nurses considering a move into aesthetic medicine, this is your opportunity to hear directly from our faculty about starting out and building a career in clinical practice.

Explore your training options, understand the Level 7 pathway and ask the questions that matter before you begin.

📅 14 September · 8:00 pm UK time

Your next step starts with an informed decision.
Register via the link in our bio.

08/09/2026

How to get started in aesthetics is one of the questions we’re asked most often.

From choosing the right training pathway to understanding licensing, regulation and the Level 7 Diploma, there is a lot to consider when entering aesthetic medicine.

On 14 September at 7:30 pm, join Dr James Olding and the Interface Aesthetics faculty for our Open Evening, where we’ll explore the key considerations for healthcare professionals looking to begin their journey in aesthetics.

Alongside the training pathway, our faculty will share practical insights developed through years of clinical practice and education.

14 September | 8:00 pm | Interface Aesthetics Open Evening

Register via the link in our bio.

06/09/2026

Wednesday 16th September, 7:30pm | Live & exclusive to Interface Aesthetics Level 7 delegates

We’re launching a new programme built to change how training and education in aesthetic medicine is delivered — and we’re starting with the complication everyone asks about.

Delayed Onset Nodules
Led by our Director, Mr James Olding FRCS.

Across three cases, James will unpick the real differences between delayed onset nodules, delayed onset reactions and granulomas — drawing on practice in aesthetic medicine and maxillofacial surgery in the NHS.

You’ll take away:
• The current evidence base
• Practical approaches to reduce complication rates
• How to identify and manage them confidently in your own practice

All Level 7 delegates will be able to access this content via E-Interface, where the session streams live. CPD hours and points mapped against GDC, GMC and NMC requirements.

Level 7 delegates — look out for your invite this week 👀

Delayed-onset nodules cannot be managed safely through protocol alone.On 16 September, Mr James Olding will lead CPD web...
05/09/2026

Delayed-onset nodules cannot be managed safely through protocol alone.

On 16 September, Mr James Olding will lead CPD webinar, exclusively for Interface Level 7 delegates.

This evidence-led session will examine the classification, diagnosis and management of nodules following injectable treatment — including the distinction between early- and delayed-onset presentations, differences across product types and the importance of constructing an appropriate differential diagnosis.

Delegates will also critically examine the strength of the evidence behind current management approaches, alongside essential documentation and reporting responsibilities.

The session provides one hour of participatory CPD and is mapped to GDC, NMC and GMC frameworks.

Completion will include attendance, a post-session assessment and reflective feedback.

Access details will be shared directly with eligible Level 7 delegates.

02/09/2026

Your foundation in aesthetic medicine will shape every clinical decision that follows.

Interface Aesthetics invites registered healthcare professionals to an Online Open Evening.

An evening designed to bring clarity to what defines high-quality education, ethical entry into aesthetics, and sustainable clinical progression.

This session will explore:
— Safe and ethical entry into aesthetic practice
— How to identify reputable training providers and structured educational pathways
— The role of mentorship, supervised clinical progression, and ongoing support
— Building meaningful professional networks within medical aesthetics

Online Open Evening
14th Septemper 8pm

Register for our Online Open Evening via the link in our bio.

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