Mastermind 6: Skin & Aesthetics
Skin aging mechanisms for more individualized aesthetic planning and patient counseling
For aesthetic clinicians seeking clearer skin biology decisions
This mastermind intensive focuses on the skin and offers an innovative and comprehensive approach to understanding the cellular factors that can advance skin aging and the current treatment options that can work against the environmental and dietary factors that accelerate aging. Through a thorough examination of the influence of environmental exposures and cellular stress and inflammation, you will gain a fresh understanding of how to repair – and prevent – skin damage at the cellular level. You’ll review how UVA and UVB contribute to photoaging, how visible/blue light is involved in pigmentation and dermal changes, and how epigenetic regulation offers a frame to manage longer-term skin repair and restoration. The course also covers clinician-oriented decision points in modalities such as PRP versus PRF, exosomes, and lasers. With specific guidance on tailoring treatment approaches, clinicians will gain both practical techniques as well as deeper insight into the underlying cellular factors related to aesthetics. The course is designed for providers working in aesthetics and regenerative/biologics-adjacent care, as well as advanced learners who want a cellular medicine framing of skin and scalp physiology.
What's Included
Across two recorded days, the course blends foundational skin biology with clinician discussion and Q&A to connect mechanisms to real-world aesthetic decision-making. It emphasizes structured evaluation, careful interpretation of evidence versus theory, and practical reasoning about modality selection and sequencing.
- Over 10 hours of video content
- 2 modules
- 6 lessons
- Downloadable learning guides
William Seeds
MD
For more than four decades, Dr. William A. Seeds has advanced medical science through clinical practice, research, and physician education. A board-certified Orthopaedic Surgeon in General and Sports Medicine, he served as Chief of Surgery at University Hospitals Conneaut Medical Center and Director of The Ohio Bone & Joint Institute