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Who Is the FFAS Programme Designed For? A Foundation Route into Aesthetic Practice

Oct 7
2 min read

Starting a career in aesthetics can feel complex, particularly when deciding which training route provides the right foundation. The FFAS Programme (Foundation Fellowship in Aesthetic Science) at BBAIM Academy is designed primarily for new practitioners who want structured training across a range of popular aesthetic treatments and essential safety topics.

Delivered through a combination of online study and practical training, FFAS provides a comprehensive starting point for those looking to develop their knowledge, practical skills and confidence in aesthetic practice.

Who Is the FFAS Programme Designed For?

The FFAS Programme is particularly suitable for individuals who are new to aesthetics and want to begin their journey with a broad foundation rather than taking individual courses separately.

It may also appeal to practitioners who want to expand their treatment knowledge through a structured programme covering injectables, skin treatments, regenerative aesthetics, anatomy, complications management and safety.

The programme includes 2–4 weeks of online study followed by 3–5 days of physical training, combining theoretical learning with practical education.

What Will You Learn During FFAS?

The curriculum covers some of the most commonly requested areas of aesthetic practice, including foundation Botulinum Toxin, dermal fillers, microneedling, Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology, Vitamin B12 injections, complications management and life support.

Students also study how to dissolve dermal filler, hair restoration treatment, hyaluronic acid for hydration, safety tools, polynucleotides and facial mesotherapy.

This broad curriculum makes FFAS particularly relevant for learners who want exposure to multiple treatment areas while building a stronger understanding of safe and responsible aesthetic practice.

FFAS Training at BBAIM Academy

The Foundation Fellowship in Aesthetic Science is certified in the UK, with study materials provided by the British Board of Anti-ageing and Integrated Medicine. The syllabus is standardised according to HEE and GMC guidance.

The programme also includes BBAIM Academy's exclusive 12ITP Fast Track Course, which is approved by InSync for insurance purposes. According to the programme information, successful completion allows eligible learners to apply for insurance immediately.

For aspiring aesthetic practitioners in London, Knightsbridge and across the UK, FFAS offers a structured route for developing essential foundational knowledge and practical skills.

FAQ

Is FFAS suitable for beginners?Yes. FFAS is particularly designed for new practitioners starting their journey in aesthetics.

How long does FFAS take?The programme includes approximately 2–4 weeks of online study and 3–5 days of physical training.

Does FFAS cover injectable treatments?Yes. The curriculum includes foundation training in Botulinum Toxin and dermal fillers alongside several other aesthetic treatment areas.

Start Your Aesthetic Journey with BBAIM Academy

Looking for a structured foundation in aesthetic science? Contact BBAIM Academy to enquire about the FFAS Programme, upcoming training dates and enrolment in London.


Who Is the FFAS Programme Designed For? A Foundation Route into Aesthetic Practice

 
 
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