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AI for Aesthetic Medicine

Learn to use AI in the aesthetic practice with clinical judgement: facial and skin analysis, outcome simulation, consent and responsible communication. A fictional aesthetic clinic case. The model suggests. The professional decides.

Developed under the new AI Act model · Continuous updates

Developed under the new AI Act model · Continuous updates

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Edition 2026

200 hours of applied learning

8 academic credits

25 lessons + 6 workshops

Digital campus

Verifiable certificate

550 USD one payment · or 2 × 275 USD (today and after 30 days)

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What you'll learn

  • Explain what AI is and which tools aesthetic clinics use today, along with their limits.
  • Evaluate 3D facial and skin analysis, including bias by skin phototype, age and sex, before buying a tool.
  • Use outcome simulation without creating false expectations and with documented consent.
  • Relate the AI Act, medical device regulation and data protection to aesthetic practice in Europe and Latin America.
  • Review advertising, AI-generated content and patient assistants against transparency criteria.
  • Defend an AI protocol for a clinic with a pilot, indicators and governance.
  • Apply the IntellCore AI Act Method™: classify the risk of an AI use case in your field and document it under the AI Act 2026.

Program curriculum

01 — AI in the aesthetic practice

  • What AI is, who invented it and where it came from
  • From clinical photography to computer vision: AI arrives in aesthetic medicine
  • The 2026 landscape: tools already in clinics
  • Language models in the practice: safe uses and verification
  • Facial imaging, biometrics and privacy
  • Workshop 1 · Áurea's inventory of AI uses and risk map

02 — Facial and skin analysis

  • 3D facial analysis: proportions, symmetry and volume
  • Skin analysis with computer vision
  • Bias by skin phototype, age and sex
  • Validating a tool before buying it
  • Workshop 2 · Validation of skin analysis against medical assessment

03 — Treatment planning and simulation

  • Outcome simulation: what it shows and what it doesn't
  • Assisted injectable planning: anatomy, danger zones and limits
  • Standardised photography and outcome follow-up
  • Expectations, wellbeing and body dysmorphia
  • Workshop 3 · Simulation protocol with consent

04 — Safety, regulation and ethics

  • Complications and clinical decisions: what AI does not decide
  • Regulation: medical software, the AI Act and Latin America
  • Informed consent and the use of patient images
  • Professional liability, equity and ethics
  • Workshop 4 · Audit of consent forms and safety cases

05 — Responsible communication and marketing

  • Healthcare advertising and genuine before/after images
  • AI-generated content: labelling and transparency
  • Patient-care assistants and WhatsApp: what they can and cannot do
  • Reviews, reputation and patient data on social media
  • Workshop 5 · Review of 30 Áurea communication pieces

06 — Final project: an AI protocol for an aesthetic clinic

  • Designing the protocol
  • Pilot and measurement
  • Governance, team training and updates
  • Report and defence
  • Workshop 6 · Áurea's AI protocol and final report

07 — IntellCore AI Act Method™ applied to your field

  • The EU AI Act 2026: risk levels, prohibited practices and obligations
  • Transparency, human oversight and documentation in your professional field
  • Classifying and auditing a real AI use case step by step
  • Your compliance file: certified with the IntellCore AI Act Method™

Practical application

  • · Áurea's inventory of AI uses and risk map
  • · Validation of skin analysis against medical assessment
  • · Simulation protocol with consent
  • · Audit of consent forms and safety cases
  • · Review of 30 Áurea communication pieces
  • · Áurea's AI protocol and final report

Practical project: AI protocol for Áurea Aesthetic Clinic: inventory of uses, validation of skin analysis, simulation protocol with consent, communication audit and a pilot with stopping criteria.

Who is this for?

  • · Aesthetic medicine
  • · Dermatology
  • · Plastic surgery
  • · Aesthetic nursing
  • · Aesthetic dentistry
  • · Clinic management

Requirements

  • · No technical knowledge or programming required.
  • · Basic use of documents and spreadsheets.
  • · Work exclusively with the fictional case and synthetic data; never enter real patient data.

Edition 2026

What each week includes

Every week of the program follows the same structure.

  • 01

    Explainer video per lesson

  • 02

    Guided reading (6 h)

  • 03

    IntellCore Labs · ~90 min workshop with data

  • 04

    Verified real case

  • 05

    IntellCore Podcast

  • 06

    IntellCore Radar

  • 07

    Self-assessment

  • 08

    Practice and exam (70%, 3 attempts)

  • 09

    Extended practice (5 h)

  • 10

    IntellCore AI Act Method™ module applied to your field (30 h)

  • 11

    Applied final project (30 h)

  • 12

    6 modules × 23 h + IntellCore AI Act Method™ module 30 h + final assessment 2 h + final project 30 h = 200 h

  • 13

    Downloadable PDF summary

Verifiable certificate

Verifiable certificate

200 hours · 8 academic credits

Unique verifiable code at intellcore.ai/verify

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