A clear route from enquiry to enrolment
IIAM’s admissions process is designed to help doctors understand the Fellowship, confirm eligibility, review the programme-specific information and complete enrolment with clarity . Prospective applicants may begin with an enquiry if they would like to discuss course suitability, learning format or admission requirements before submitting a formal application
Who can apply?
The Fellowship is intended for dermatologists and other qualified doctors who meet the programme-specific eligibility requirements communicated by IIAM. Final eligibility is assessed in relation to the applicant’s medical qualification, professional registration, clinical background and the requirements of the confirmed programme.
1. Want a structured pathway into aesthetic medicine and medical cosmetology
This fellowship is designed to provide a systematic learning experience, taking participants from core concepts to advanced clinical applications. Rather than learning through scattered workshops or self-study, doctors follow a carefully planned curriculum that builds knowledge step by step. The programme covers facial anatomy, patient consultation, treatment protocols, safety guidelines, complications management, and evidence-based aesthetic procedures, creating a strong foundation for long-term clinical practice.
3. Want to strengthen patient assessment, treatment planning and clinical judgement
Successful aesthetic practice depends on much more than technical skills. The fellowship helps doctors develop the ability to perform comprehensive patient evaluations, understand facial anatomy and ageing patterns, identify suitable treatment options, and set realistic patient expectations. Participants learn to create personalised treatment plans, recognise contraindications, prioritise patient safety, and make informed clinical decisions that support ethical and effective outcomes
2. Prefer dermatologist-led teaching over fragmented procedural exposure
Learning directly from experienced dermatologists allows participants to gain insights that extend beyond simply performing procedures. Faculty members share practical clinical experience, patient selection strategies, treatment planning, complication prevention, and best practices developed through years of practice. This mentor-led approach provides continuity, consistency, and a deeper understanding of aesthetic medicine compared to attending isolated workshops that focus only on individual techniques.
4. Are evaluating how aesthetic and cosmetic services may be responsibly integrated into practice
Documents and Information Required
Applicants may be asked to provide the following, depending on the programme and stage of review:
- completed application form;
- government-issued identity document;
- medical qualification certificate or qualification details;
- valid professional-registration certificate or registration details;
- recent photograph;
- payment or transaction information after fee communication;
- any additional programme-specific document reasonably requested by IIAM.
Fees and Seat Confirmation
Programme fees, GST, instalment requirements and material inclusions or exclusions will be communicated in writing before enrolment. Detailed payment instructions should be issued only through IIAM’s official communication channels.
A seat is reserved only after eligibility or provisional eligibility has been confirmed, the required payment has been received and IIAM has issued written admission confirmation. Applicants should not transfer money to an unofficial account or intermediary
What Happens After Admission?
Once admission is confirmed, the participant receives the programme-specific onboarding information applicable to the confirmed batch. This may include:
- written admission confirmation;
- programme orientation and communication channels;
- academic schedule and access instructions;
- guidance for online, contact or practical components, as applicable;
- information about attendance, assignments, assessments and certification requirements.
The exact sequence and timing will be governed by the programme confirmation issued to the participant.
Important Admissions Information
Before applying or making a payment, applicants should review the documents that govern enrolment, cancellation, data use and professional limitations.
Admissions & Enrolment Terms
Eligibility, confirmation, participation, attendance, practical exposure, conduct and certification.
Refund & Cancellation Policy
Cancellation, refund, deferment, substitution and programme-change rules.
Privacy Policy
How enquiry, application, payment and participant information is used and protected.
Disclaimer
Programme status, professional scope, practical exposure and limitations of educational information.
Frequently Asked Questions
01 Eligibility
02 Application & Documents
What documents may be required?
03 Fees, Confirmation & Changes
04 Learning, Practical Exposure & Certification
How the admissions process works
1 .Enquire or submit an application Share your name, qualification, professional registration details, city and the programme you are considering. |
2. Eligibility and programme-fit review IIAM reviews the information provided and may seek clarification or additional documents before confirming suitability. |
3. Submit the required documents Provide the application form and the professional, identity or registration documents requested for verification. |
4. Review the programme confirmation and policies Before payment, review the programme scope, format, batch, fees, taxes, inclusions, certificate description and the applicable admissions and refund terms. |
5. Complete the admission formalities After the required payment and conditions are completed, IIAM issues written admission confirmation and the relevant onboarding information. |
