.png)
The WAMSCCA Certification Standards define the academic, clinical, ethical, and professional benchmarks required for candidates seeking certification at various levels in aesthetic medicine and surgery.All certifications are:
✅ Accredited by IMCAC
✅ Based on the Clinical Progression Matrix (CPM)
✅ Globally aligned and ethically sound
✅ Evidence-based and progression-focused
All WAMSCCA certifications—Board, Fellowship, and Master Instructor—are mapped to the CPM’s Five Levels of Clinical Progression:
WAMSCCA uses a multi-dimensional assessment framework to ensure fairness and standardization across all certifications:
1. Cognitive Knowledge – Anatomy, pharmacology, material science
2. Technical Skill – Injection technique, patient safety, precision
3. Ethical Practice – Informed consent, documentation, compliance
4. Clinical Reasoning – Patient selection, complication handling
5. Leadership & Teaching (Master level) – Curriculum development, academic delivery, mentorship
1. MCQ-Based Theoretical Tests
2. Case Portfolio Reviews & Logbook Assessments
3. Viva Voce / Oral Interviews
4. Demonstration or Live Procedures
5. Peer Review & Panel Validation
6. CPM-Based Final Competency Mapping
1. Government-issued ID
2. Valid Medical/Dental License
3. Proof of Education (MBBS/BDS or equivalent)
4. Clinical Case Records (Fellowship/Master levels)
5. Proof of Teaching, Research, or Speaking (Master level)
Engagements (Master level)
6. Recent Photograph & Signature (for certificate issuance)
All certifications undergo final validation by a WAMSCCA-appointed international board and are logged into a secure certificate verification portal.
🔒 Every certificate is QR-coded and digitally verifiable
🌍 Recognized by partner institutions, medical academies, and global training networks
WAMSCCA-certified professionals are expected to:
1. Participate in continuing medical education (CME) or CPD activities annually.
2. Stay updated with evolving technologies, techniques, and global best practices.
WAMSCCA upholds a zero-tolerance policy for:
1. Misrepresentation of credentials
2. Unethical advertising or patient handling
3. Practice without proper licensure or insurance
.svg){kind=small}
.svg){kind=small}