Applied Anatomy & Physiology of Skin Ageing
Learning objectives
Connect skin anatomy, ageing and morphological analysis with pre-treatment assessment, taking Belgian and European frameworks into account.
This training day is exclusively for medical doctors who wish to develop a considered approach to aesthetic medicine. It forms part of the eight-day AMA ZF curriculum, combining theoretical knowledge with practical learning. The aim is to understand the indications of the techniques presented, connect anatomical knowledge with clinical assessment and keep patient safety central to decision-making.
The programme below lists the topics and workshops announced for this session. It helps you place the day within your training pathway and prepare questions for the teaching team. The practical information provides the date, venue and fees, so you can compare an individual day with the complete curriculum. You can also open the faculty page to read about the co-founders and guest instructors. For questions about the organisation of a session, please contact the academy before registering. The published programme is the reference for the subjects covered during the day.
Practical information
Date: 19 September 2026. Duration: one day. Venue: Schapenbaan 28, 1731 Relegem, Belgium Fees: €2,000 for this day; €8,000 for the complete curriculum, excluding VAT. Teaching team: AMA ZF, co-founded by Dr Zohra Fellah and Dr Christophe Zirak.
Teaching schedule
09:00–10:30 — Applied anatomy — Dr Zirak
11:00–13:00 — Physiology of skin ageing — Dr Fellah
14:00–18:00 — Practical workshop: instructors are not named in the supplied programme.
Day 1 — 19 September 2026
Applied Anatomy & Physiology of Skin Ageing
Morning: Theory | Afternoon: Hands-on workshops
- Skin anatomical structures: epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, SMAS
- Physiology of skin ageing
- Belgian and European legislative frameworks; medical liability
- Practical workshop: morphological analysis and pre-treatment assessment
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