American Association of Aesthetic Medicine & Surgery (AAAMS)
The American Association of Aesthetic Medicine & Surgery (AAAMS) is a medical education organization dedicated to training licensed healthcare professionals in aesthetic medicine and non-surgical cosmetic procedures.
AAAMS provides structured, physician-led programs that combine clinical theory, hands-on procedural training, and safety-based protocols.
Training Audience
AAAMS programs are developed specifically for licensed medical professionals:
- Physicians (MD, DO)
- Nurse Practitioners (NP)
- Registered Nurses (RN)
- Physician Assistants (PA)
- Dentists (DDS)
All training aligns with medical standards, scope of practice, and patient safety requirements.
Core Training Programs
AAAMS offers structured education in:
- Aesthetic Medicine Foundations
- Botox Certification Programs
- Dermal Filler Training
- Liposuction Training
- Fat Grafting Techniques
- Regenerative Aesthetic Procedures
Educational Model
AAAMS training is delivered through a standardized framework:
- Didactic instruction (theoretical foundation)
- Hands-on procedural training
- Supervised clinical application
- Safety and complication management
This structure is designed to transition licensed professionals into aesthetic practice with defined competency.
Leadership
AAAMS was founded and is led by Dr. Sam Assassa, a physician specializing in aesthetic medicine and procedural education.
Clinical Focus Areas
- Facial anatomy and injection safety
- Botulinum toxin and neuromodulators
- Dermal fillers and contouring techniques
- Liposuction procedures
- Fat grafting and regenerative methods
- Patient assessment and treatment planning
Mission
AAAMS is focused on establishing structured, reproducible education in aesthetic medicine to improve practitioner competency and patient safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
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AAAMS is a medical training organization focused on aesthetic medicine education.
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Licensed medical professionals only.
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Yes. Many programs include supervised procedural training.