This course begins by introducing participants to the concept of aesthetic enhancements, tracing their historical evolution and analyzing their societal and cultural impact. It explores both surgical and non-surgical options, with a focus on the popularity and trends specific to the UK market. Participants gain a thorough understanding of Botulinum Toxin (Botox), including its mechanism, clinical applications, and safety protocols, followed by hands-on instruction in Botox administration that covers patient assessment, injection techniques, and ethical considerations. A dedicated section introduces dermal fillers, their types, applications, and associated risks. Participants will refine their techniques in dermal filler administration through practical exercises and case studies. The course also delves into the legal and ethical framework governing aesthetic medicine in the UK, covering regulations, patient rights, and marketing guidelines. Participants learn to effectively manage complications through training on identifying adverse events, implementing emergency protocols, and providing post-treatment care. The course emphasizes patient well-being and ethical practice, focusing on trust-building, psychological aspects of aesthetic treatments, and post-procedure support. Finally, learners explore advancements in aesthetic enhancements, gaining insights into emerging technologies and treatments shaping the future of the industry.