BAMAN Anatomy and Injection Experience with Professor Sebastian Cotofana
I am delighted to support the BAMAN Anatomy and Injection Experience with Professor Sebastian Cotofana, taking place at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh on 21–22 November 2026.
For medical aesthetic practitioners planning professional development, this is an opportunity to explore facial anatomy alongside injection education. The programme brings together live injection education, ultrasound visualisation and cadaveric anatomy, connecting what we learn with the decisions we make in practice.
Why anatomy deserves continuing attention
Learning facial anatomy is an ongoing responsibility for practitioners working with injectables. Revisiting anatomical relationships helps you interrogate your own understanding and ask more specific questions about the areas you treat.
The purpose of further education is to improve the quality of your reasoning. Attendance at an event does not itself demonstrate competence in every technique or remove the need for appropriate training and assessment.
Use the programme as a chance to identify what you want to understand better, rather than simply adding another certificate to the wall.
Connecting different ways of learning
Anatomy teaching, ultrasound and cadaveric learning offer different perspectives on structures that are not fully visible during a routine patient assessment. Bringing these approaches together can make discussions about treatment decisions more concrete.
Before booking, review which sessions belong to Day One and which require the complete two-day experience. Check what participation involves and whether the programme matches your professional background and learning objectives.
The event is aimed at medical aesthetic practitioners, including nurses, doctors and dentists. Confirm your eligibility and the available ticket options with BAMAN.
What this means for clinics offering multiple modalities
Many clinics offer treatments that address different concerns. Injectables, peels, energy-based procedures and skincare do not share the same mechanism or training requirements.
For a practitioner, the useful connection is treatment planning: understanding what each intervention is intended to address and when a patient needs a different assessment or a staged approach.
Anatomy education supports the injectable part of that reasoning. It does not qualify someone to perform unrelated procedures or establish a universal protocol for combining treatments. Each modality still requires its own competence, guidance and patient-specific decision-making.
Explore the programme and payment options
BAMAN has introduced flexible payment options. The supplied update offers Day One over four monthly payments and the complete Two-Day Experience over twelve months. Check the current terms, payment schedule and availability on the official booking page before committing.
If this fits your development goals, review the full programme and make a plan for what you want to take back into practice. Visit the BAMAN event page for the current details and booking options.