Foundations of Aesthetic & Functional Gynaecology
Explore vulvovaginal anatomy, patient assessment and procedural approaches in aesthetic gynaecology through recorded teaching, clinical cases and demonstrations. Examine PRP, fillers, fat grafting, energy-based devices, botulinum toxin and thread techniques, alongside consent, safety and realistic expectations.
Overview
- Delivery
- Online, self-paced
- Study time
- 10 hours 1 minute of material
- Course material
- 7 video lectures - 10 hours 1 minute of video
- Online access
- 365 days from payment
Course material and format
A self paced video course you can start immediately and watch at your own pace.
7 video lectures
10 hours 1 minute of viewing
Around 10 hours 1 minute of study material in total, across 1 module.
Aesthetic gynaecology addresses appearance-related and functional concerns involving the vulva, vagina and perineum. This course considers normal anatomical variation and changes associated with childbirth, ageing and menopause, alongside their effects on sexual comfort, body image and quality of life.
The teaching reviews surgical options and examines injectable, regenerative, energy-based and thread approaches. Topics include platelet-rich plasma (PRP), labia majora augmentation, G-spot augmentation, vaginismus management, vulval peels and vaginal narrowing with threads. Ovarian PRP and selected wider PRP applications are also discussed.
The course suits gynaecologists, plastic surgeons and medical practitioners working in aesthetic medicine with an interest in female genital health. Patient selection, psychological considerations, informed consent, normal anatomical variation and ethical practice are recurring themes.
Through recorded clinical cases, procedural discussions and model demonstrations, participants practise comparing treatment approaches and identifying assessment, counselling and aftercare priorities. Proposed mechanisms, reported benefits and procedural recommendations are examined as presented by the speakers, with attention to anatomical uncertainty, variable responses and complications rather than assumed treatment efficacy.
Learning objectives
- Describe vulvovaginal anatomy, normal variation and changes associated with childbirth, ageing and menopause.
- Assess functional, aesthetic and psychological concerns while identifying counselling, consent and referral priorities.
- Compare the surgical, injectable, energy-based and thread approaches discussed in the teaching.
- Outline PRP preparation methods, proposed mechanisms and gynaecological applications presented by the speakers.
- Explain the assessment and multimodal management of vaginismus, including the botulinum toxin approach demonstrated.
- Appraise reported benefits, anatomical uncertainties, procedural risks and aftercare considerations without treating speaker experience as established efficacy.
Curriculum
7 video lectures - 10 hours 1 minute of video
Eligibility
- Who this is for
Gynaecologists, plastic surgeons and medical practitioners working in aesthetic medicine who wish to develop their understanding of vulvovaginal assessment and aesthetic gynaecological procedures.
- Eligibility & prerequisites
A medical background and familiarity with female pelvic anatomy, clinical assessment and basic procedural safety are expected. Prior knowledge of gynaecological symptoms and patient counselling will support engagement with the teaching.
Certification
A PMC certificate of completion is issued after completing all lessons and passing the final assessment.
Every PMC certificate can be checked on our public verification page.
Fees & Registration
100% of this fee counts towards hands-on training
Register for any PMC hands-on programme within 12 months of paying for this course, and the full amount you paid here will be deducted from your hands-on programme fee.
Prices in USD. Card payment online; bank transfer on request.
Includes 365 days of online access from payment.
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