Episode 346 hosts Lucas de Siqueira (Cosmetic Physician from Melbourne, Australia)

We discuss the purpose of cadaver learning for injectors and how these courses are typically run. Lucas explains his background in anatomy and how he became a cadaver course educator. We highlight how this type of learning is usually run, with interactive practical sessions that incorporate practical injectable concepts and techniques.

Importantly we also cover the themes of ethics, the respectful handling of donated human tissue and recognising how special this resource is. We end with details of the upcoming cadaver course linked to the AAS conference in Perth, Australia in May.

00:00 Introduction 01:14 Meet Dr Lucas de Siqueira 04:13 From GP To Injectables 06:19 Who Can Teach Cadavers 07:31 Medical School Dissection Days 10:34 Fresh Vs Preserved Specimens 13:43 What Cadaver Workshops Teach 20:54 Creating A Safe Learning Space 24:26 Changing Clinical Practice 25:05 Anatomy Meets Technique 26:47 Depth Over Memorization 27:51 Dissection Makes It Stick 28:54 Course Logistics Explained 32:02 Pre Reading For Success 33:14 Hands On Injection Practice 34:47 Beginners Vs Experts 36:30 Respecting Donated Specimens 40:52 Culture And Cadaver Ethics 43:00 Preparing For The Shock 45:47 Alternatives To Cadavers 48:05 Booking And Final Takeaways 50:20 Outro And Social Links

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