For medical professionals

In-person education for clinicians who want to treat the face with skill, judgment, and restraint.

Face Body Plus brings Valentina's national teaching experience into hands-on learning for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, dentists, and registered nurses.

Why in-person matters

A human face is not a plastic model.

Online instruction and simulation can introduce a concept, but they cannot reproduce living anatomy, tissue response, patient communication, or the judgment required in a clinical room.

Face Body Plus is designed to help licensed clinicians move beyond isolated learning through mentorship, repetition, and supervised experience that keeps the patient at the center.

Medicine before procedure

Education begins with anatomy, assessment, contraindications, and the responsibility that comes with treating a living face.

Live experience matters

Simulation can introduce a technique. Confidence and judgment grow through supervised, hands-on care with real patients and models.

A shared standard

Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, dentists, and registered nurses learn best in a culture of collaboration and continued growth.

Education footprint

National teaching experience, delivered through thoughtful clinical collaboration.

Valentina has educated clinicians across the injectable arena and is developing training conversations around Jacksonville, Northern Florida, and the New York tri-state area.

Call Valentina about clinical education

667-837-3223 (FACE)

Current regions

Jacksonville
Northern Florida
Manhattan
Long Island
Westchester

Education is for licensed medical professionals whose scope of practice permits aesthetic procedures.

Patient safety, informed consent, and clinical appropriateness remain central in every live setting.

Training format, procedure scope, and model fit are reviewed before an opportunity is confirmed.

Training pathway

The goal is excellent judgment—not simply more procedures.

Supervised, hands-on learning with live patients and models

Facial anatomy, assessment, technique, and complication awareness

Neurotoxins, HA and biostimulatory fillers, PRP, PRF, and PDO threads

Whole-patient consultation and natural treatment planning

Clinical and practical perspective from two decades in aesthetics

Education availability and eligibility depend on professional licensure, state scope-of-practice requirements, procedure scope, supervision structure, and patient or model fit.