AHS301 Clinical Aesthetic Interventions (Surgical)

Relevant Qualifications

This unit is available for these qualifications:

Unit Description

This unit introduces students to the theories and practices associated with surgical intervention area of aesthetics. Students will be exposed to the world of cosmetic surgical intervention in understanding the various surgical procedures for the specific segments of the face and body. The incorporation of underpinning knowledge in surgical terminology will ensure students can have effective surgical-based communication with surgical practitioners.

Additionally, the student will learn about the concepts of reconstructive and skin cancer surgical procedures.

Prerequisites

In order to gain the most benefit out of AHS301 Clinical Aesthetic Interventions, students must have successfully completed previous Year One and Year Two units, so they can build upon and further develop the knowledge and skills acquired in previous units.

Learning Outcomes

On completion of this unit the student will be able to:

Graduate Attributes (GA)

In addition to the unit-specific learning outcomes listed above, the following graduate attributes are taught, developed and assessed in varying degrees within this unit:

Key Dates

Week 1 Classes commences
Post Week 6 Mid-Semester Break
Week 7 Assessment 1: Examination (20%)
Week 11 Assessment 2: Researched Project (40%)
Week 13 Exam study week
Week 14 Assessment 3: Examination (40%)