Hands-On:
All levels.
Cadaver 1 Day Course
Fort Lauderdale
Available Ticket Packages
Hands-On
Advanced Evidence-based anatomy, inject and dissect training on specimens in a cadaver lab, 5:1 ratio attendee to cadaver, and access to the trainers. Review advanced vascular anatomy and areas outside of basic cadaver labs.
Observer
Advanced Evidence-based anatomy, video to the live cadaver lab, and access to the trainers. Review advanced vascular anatomy and areas outside of basic cadaver labs.
Hands-On
- All Levels
- Licensed Injectors
- In-Person
- One Day Course
- CME Credits & Master Injector Certification
October 3, 2026
Vision: To create next-level injectors through anatomical confidence and practical skill.
Mission: To provide intimate hands-on cadaver training that builds mastery in facial structure, vascular mapping, and safe injection protocols.
Hands-On
This intense, one-day course focuses on the intricate facial vasculature essential for safe and effective injectable treatments in aesthetic medicine. It is designed for truly experienced injectors (5+ years of experience) who have attended previous general cadaver courses and want to deepen their anatomical understanding.
What to Expect
Cadaver Lab Hands On: You will have the opportunity to review in depth anatomy as well as conduct dissections with supervision to help deepen and advance your anatomical knowledge. This your opportunity to take what you have learned at other cadaver labs, further!
For hands-on delegates the course combines theoretical lectures, hands-on cadaveric dissections, and practical interactive training. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the facial arterial and venous systems (depth and distribution) , recognize potential higher risk areas, and practice emergency response protocols, including the use of hyaluronidase and other treatment strategies.
Topics to Be Covered:
- Neurotoxins
- Fillers
Course Structure:
- Lectures
- Live Demos
Highlights
- Detailed exploration of facial vasculature with a focus on danger zones of the maxillary and ophthalmic circulation
- Management strategies for vascular complications, such as skin necrosis and vision loss.
- Mechanisms of vascular occlusion during filler injections
- Techniques to minimize the risk of vascular compromise
- Early recognition of occlusion and prevention strategies
- Anatomy of ocular and periocular vessels
- Mechanisms of vision loss due to inadvertent filler migration
- Management and emergency protocols for vision loss
- Live demonstrations of evidence-based injection techniques,
- Hands-on cadaver dissections to visualize and map vascular pathways.
- Hands on experience of how to use hyaluronidase in certain areas
- Correlation of the anatomy with treatment videos and surface topography
By the end of the two days, participants will be more confident in performing injectable treatments safely and managing emergencies in their practice.
Ideal For
- All levels of experience (doctors, surgeons, nurses) looking to enhance their skills in vascular anatomy and complication management.
- CME accredited course
Observer
- All Levels
- Licensed Injectors
- In-Person
- One Day Course
- CME Credits & Master Injector Certification
October 3, 2026
Vision: To create next-level injectors through anatomical confidence and practical skill.
Mission: To provide intimate hands-on cadaver training that builds mastery in facial structure, vascular mapping, and safe injection protocols.
Observer
This intense, one-day course focuses on the intricate facial vasculature essential for safe and effective injectable treatments in aesthetic medicine. It is designed for truly beginner injectors (5+ years of experience) who have not attended previous general cadaver courses and want to deepen their anatomical understanding.
What to Expect
Cadaver Lab Observer: You will have the opportunity to review in depth anatomy through video observation of the cadaver lab and live model demos to help deepen and advance your anatomical knowledge. This your opportunity to take what you have learned, further!
For observer delegates the course combines theoretical lectures, video to cadaveric dissections, and practical interactive training through video observation of the cadaver lab. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the facial arterial and venous systems (depth and distribution) , recognize potential higher risk areas, and practice emergency response protocols, including the use of hyaluronidase and other treatment strategies.
Topics to Be Covered:
- Neurotoxins
- Fillers
Course Structure:
- Lectures
- Live Demos
Highlights
- Detailed exploration of facial vasculature with a focus on danger zones of the maxillary and ophthalmic circulation
- Management strategies for vascular complications, such as skin necrosis and vision loss.
- Mechanisms of vascular occlusion during filler injections
- Techniques to minimize the risk of vascular compromise
- Early recognition of occlusion and prevention strategies
- Anatomy of ocular and periocular vessels
- Mechanisms of vision loss due to inadvertent filler migration
- Management and emergency protocols for vision loss
- Live demonstrations on models of evidence-based injection techniques
- Correlation of the anatomy with treatment videos and surface topography
By the end of the two days, participants will be more confident in performing injectable treatments safely and managing emergencies in their practice.
Ideal For
- All levels of experience (doctors, surgeons, nurses) looking to enhance their skills in vascular anatomy and complication management.
- CME accredited course
Venue Info
Fort Lauderdale Downtown Event Center
416 NE First Street
Fort Lauderdale, FL. 33301
Dr. Matthew Goodwin
Dr. Matthew Goodwin is a board-certified aesthetic plastic surgeon trained at premier institutions, with a practice rooted in anatomy, proportion, and surgical judgment. He approaches aesthetic surgery not as transformation, but as refinement—prioritizing structure, balance, longevity, and most if all safety, over passing trends. His results are subtle, designed to be noticed for harmony rather than intentional visibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes.
CME credits & Master Injector certification.
Scrubs.
Meals are covered. Lodging will not be covered and the attendees are responsible for booking lodging accomodations.
Feedback request and follow up from our internal support team.
Yes, each new Master Injector Cadaver course is different and provides new evidence-based, science backed training.
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