Fellowship Course in Aesthteic Gynecology and Sexual Medicine

The FCAG program offered by ICAL is a meticulously designed master course that provides a deep understanding of both the surgical and non-surgical aspects of cosmetic gynecology. The 5-day training program covers a wide range of topics and techniques to equip participants with the necessary skills to perform aesthetic gynecological procedures. Led by an esteemed teaching faculty, each training day consists of theoretical sessions, live demonstrations, and hands-on clinical practice, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

Course Objectives and Learning Outcomes

During the FCAG program, participants will acquire knowledge and skills in various key areas of aesthetic gynecology. Here are some of the learning objectives and outcomes of the program:

• Understanding Surgical and Non-Surgical Procedures:
  Participants will gain in-depth knowledge about different surgical and non-surgical procedures used in cosmetic gynecology. This includes understanding patient selection criteria and the appropriate application of each procedure.
• Female Sexual Function and Dysfunction
  The program addresses female sexual function, dysfunction, and orgasmic disorders, providing participants with a comprehensive understanding of related conditions and potential treatment options.
• Non-Surgical Vaginal Rejuvenation
  Participants will become familiar with nonsurgical options for vaginal rejuvenation, including a detailed understanding of energy-based devices such as radiofrequency and laser treatments. Additionally, they will learn about the use of fillers and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) in the vaginal area.
• Scientific Validation and Research
  The program aims to promote scientific validation of both surgical and non-surgical cosmetic gynecological procedures. Participants will learn about the latest research and studies in the field, enabling them to stay up-to-date with advancements.
• Women's Sexual Health Advocacy
  Through the FCAG program, ICAL aims to promote women's sexual health and sexual function. This includes offering studies, courses, and grants to support research and education in this domain.
• Patient Selection and Care
  Participants will develop a complete understanding of patient selection criteria and pre and post-operative care in non-surgical cosmetic gynecology. This knowledge is crucial for ensuring patient safety and satisfaction.
• Marketing and Practice Management
  The program also covers marketing tools and strategies to enhance the visibility and sales of participants' practices. Participants will learn how to market their cosmetic gynecology services and attract potential clients effectively.
• Informed Consent and Ethical Considerations
  The importance of thorough documentation, informed consent, and managing patient expectations will be emphasized. Participants will learn how to discuss risks, complications, and alternatives to chosen treatments with patients.

Course Curriculum:

The FCAG program covers a wide range of topics over its 15 modules, including: