Facial Anatomy Cadaver Training for Aesthetics in Los Angeles, CA — May 2, 2026

This Facial Anatomy Cadaver Training for Aesthetics training takes place at Hyatt Regency Los Angeles International Airport, 6225 West Century Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, CA 90045 on Saturday, May 2, 2026.

Bring a valid photo ID, your professional license, and comfortable attire suitable for clinical practice. All course materials and supplies are provided.

Yes! Empire Medical Training offers Facial Anatomy Cadaver Training for Aesthetics at locations across the country throughout the year. Scroll down to see other upcoming dates and cities, or visit our main Facial Anatomy Cadaver Training for Aesthetics in Los Angeles page.

Cadaver anatomy training provides a level of anatomical understanding that no other educational format can replicate. By directly dissecting and exploring the layers of the face, you gain true three-dimensional comprehension of where arteries, veins, nerves, and fascial planes are located relative to your injection sites. This knowledge is critical for injection safety.

While the cadaver anatomy course is open to all licensed healthcare professionals, it provides the greatest benefit to practitioners who have some clinical injectable experience and can contextualize the anatomical structures they are dissecting in relation to the injection techniques they use in practice.

The dissection curriculum covers the major facial arteries (facial, angular, dorsal nasal, ophthalmic, superficial temporal), venous drainage pathways, facial nerve motor branches, trigeminal sensory nerve branches, the SMAS layer, deep and superficial fat compartments, periosteum, and the fascial planes that separate these layers.

By visualizing and physically tracing the arterial and venous pathways through the face during dissection, you develop an intuitive understanding of danger zone locations and depths that cannot be achieved through diagrams alone. Graduates report significantly improved confidence in high-risk injection areas and better cannula navigation skills.

Yes, Empire Medical Training's Facial Anatomy Cadaver Training is fully CME/CE accredited. You receive a certificate of completion documenting your earned credits and cadaver anatomy certification. This credential demonstrates your commitment to the highest standards of anatomical education and injection safety.

Empire's cadaver anatomy courses are held at university medical school facilities and certified anatomy laboratories across the country that maintain the highest standards for cadaver preservation, laboratory safety, and educational environment quality. The specific location is listed on the course registration page for each scheduled session.

Cadaver anatomy courses are limited in enrollment to maintain an optimal instructor-to-participant ratio and ensure everyone has adequate hands-on dissection time. Typically, small groups share cadaver specimens with expert faculty supervision, allowing for detailed exploration and personalized instruction.

Participants actively perform dissections under expert faculty guidance — this is a hands-on laboratory course, not an observation-only experience. You will use surgical instruments to dissect facial tissue layers, trace vascular and nerve pathways, identify fat compartments, and explore fascial planes directly.