Beauty Practitioners are Encouraged to Improve their Skills through Structured Training

Dr. Hardiono Teddy Saputra, Dr. Kardiana Purnama Dewi, and Dr. Phery Cendres with participants after the Dual Lift Protocol practice session with a combination of DOOTH and DCLASSY products on the first day of the DEEP Master Course, 22 November 2025, in Jakarta. (doc. Daewoong)

JAKARTA - The rapid development of the beauty industry or medical aesthetics requires beauty practitioners to continue to update their clinical knowledge and skills.

Starting from the innovation of techniques during treatment, the approach to treatment based on combination, and the increasing expectations of patients make continuous training an important need, not just a complement.

Through structured and practice-based training programs, beauty practitioners can improve the precision of actions while ensuring safety and optimal treatment results.

In this regard, an advanced training program entitled DEEP Master Course was held in Jakarta on November 22-23, 2025. This training, which took place in the Kemang area, was attended by a number of aesthetic practitioners from various regions and was designed to deepen clinical understanding related to combination-based aesthetic procedures.

For two days, participants attended theoretical and practical sessions led by experienced doctors in the field of dermatology and medical aesthetics.

The first day of training focused on the approach to facial tightening with a combination protocol, which discusses product selection, injection techniques, and facial anatomy considerations.

The material is delivered through case presentations and direct demonstrations by the teaching doctors, who share their clinical experience in dealing with various patient characteristics.

On the second day, the training continued with a discussion of treatment protocols that focused on collagen stimulation and skin texture improvement. Participants again had the opportunity to practice directly, as well as delve into the principles of selecting therapies based on the patient's skin condition, age, and aesthetic goals.

This training emphasizes multi-modality-based beauty care procedures that not only combine several actions, but require a thorough understanding of the working mechanisms of each therapy and its potential synergy. This approach requires meticulousness, clinical experience, and individual evaluation of each patient.

The DEEP Master Course program is a hands-on training developed by medical aesthetic professionals in South Korea and initiated by CGBIO and Daewoong.

In addition to intensive material during the training, participants also receive follow-up assistance to support long-term skill development.

This model is considered relevant to the needs of practitioners in Indonesia who face an increasing demand for safe and scientifically evidence-based combination procedures.

"This structured training marks the beginning of a long-term structured platform, not just a one-time event to support the development of local practitioners and improve patient care outcomes. We are committed to continuing to expand this program to bring safe and effective K-aesthetic techniques, as well as build professional partnerships in Indonesia," said Kim Jeonghee, Marketing Director of CGBIO in a press release.

Through this kind of training, it is hoped that beauty practitioners in Indonesia can be more prepared to face the dynamics of the medical aesthetic industry, by prioritizing competence, patient safety, and science-based practices.