Teaching the next
generation of
aesthetic medicine.
Board-certified dermatologist, national aesthetics trainer, and the physician behind this on-demand training platform for licensed healthcare professionals.
Since 2006
In practice as a board-certified dermatologist
AMI Faculty
Allergan Medical Institute Facial Aesthetics Trainer
1 of 2
Instalift trainers in Texas, the first dermatologist to perform it in the state
National
Keynote & symposium speaker for BTL, AAAM, and more
A career spent treating patients, and training the people who treat them.
For nearly two decades in practice, Dr. Ellen Turner has done more than see patients. As a Facial Aesthetics trainer for the Allergan Medical Institute, one of only two Instalift trainers in Texas, and a guest lecturer for dermatology residents at UT Southwestern, teaching has always been part of the work.
Great outcomes start with great training, the kind a clinician can return to before every treatment.
That instruction has gone to the clinicians who care for real patients, through hands-on injector trainings, symposium podiums, and resident lectures. This platform brings the same teaching to healthcare professionals everywhere, on demand.
Honors & Awards
Recognized by the field she trains in.
Award and partner distinctions from leading names in aesthetic medicine.
Education & board certification
Podium Speaker, “Emface: The Foundation of Facial Aesthetics,” BTL Symposiums nationwide (Los Angeles, Orange County, Bellevue, Frisco).
World Congress, American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine: lasers, light therapy & platelet-rich plasma. Long Beach, California.
Co-author, Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, a clinical study on a skincare regimen for sensitive skin.
Guest Lecturer, UT Southwestern Dermatology Resident Education, “Soft-Tissue Augmentation.”
Featured in Vogue, the launch of Audrose Skincare, New York City.
Telly Award, “Colorescience Skin Cancer Risk.”
The same training, now on demand.
Video lessons and downloadable references built for licensed healthcare professionals. Study at your own pace and revisit any protocol before you treat.
