Procedure specific accreditation for surgeons performing periorbital cosmetic surgery, assessed against the College's clinical standards through logbook review, examination and observed surgical practice.
OVERVIEW
The BCCS Accreditation in Periorbital Cosmetic Surgery is a focused, procedure-specific training program designed to develop advanced competency in aesthetic surgical procedures of the periocular region.
This accreditation emphasises precision, safety, and anatomical expertise in addressing the upper and lower eyelids, brow, and surrounding structures. The program integrates applied anatomy, surgical techniques, patient selection, and complication management to ensure safe and effective clinical outcomes.
ACCREDITATION BREAKDOWN
01
Foundations of Periorbital Aesthetics
This phase includes:
02
Applied Anatomy of the Periorbital Region
Including:
03
Upper Eyelid Procedures
Teaching includes:
Safety & Complications
- Prevention of Over-resection
- Management of Hematoma and Infection
- Avoidance of Lagophthalmos
04
Lower Eyelid Procedures
Safety & Complications
- Prevention of Ectropion and Retraction
- Management of Edema and Bruising
- Lower Lid Support Techniques
05
Adjunct Periorbital Procedures
Covering:
06
Patient Assessment & Surgical Planning
Teaching includes:
07
Complications & Risk Management
Teaching includes:
CLINICAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
Key Learning Outcomes
By the end of this accreditation, participants will be able to:
ASSESSMENT & COMPLETION
The BCCS Accreditation in Periorbital Cosmetic Surgery certifies that the participant has achieved focused competency in aesthetic surgical procedures of the periocular region and is prepared to perform them with a high standard of safety, precision, and clinical judgment.
