Practitioner Directory
Application & Credentialing
The verified global register for certified aesthetic medicine practitioners, CBAM graduates, and specialized clinicians.
Patients, clinics, and medical directors rely on our public registry daily to confirm clinical standing, verify board diplomas, and review recognized certifications.
Automated Annual Membership Maintenance Policy
Inclusion in the CBAM Verified Practitioner Directory is tied directly to holding an active CBAM Member plan ($375 CAD / year). If a practitioner’s annual membership expires, their profile and verified digital badges are automatically removed from both General and Specialty registries until renewed.
Two Distinct Listing Frameworks
Practitioners can earn verified general standing based on their primary training, and augment their public profile with recognized CBAM Specialty credentials.
General Directory Listings
Identifies core qualifications and verified practice standing across neuromodulators, dermal fillers, and foundational cosmetic procedures:
CBAM Aesthetic Diploma Graduates
Clinicians who completed the hands-on CBAM Board Diploma programs.
CBAM Board Certified Members
Passed official CBAM written board examinations and clinical assessments.
CBAM Fellow Members
Senior clinical injectors, master instructors, and recognized faculty contributors.
Aesthetic Practitioner (External Applicants)
Non-CBAM graduates who verified external aesthetic certifications and license standing.
Specialty Certified Listings
Awarded exclusively to active practitioners who mastered focused clinical zones through CBAM Specialty mastercourses and post-class clinical case evaluations:
IV Nutrition Certified Members
Advanced intravenous micronutrient infusion, dosing safety, and clinical protocols.
Cosmetic Gynecology Certified Members
Non-surgical genital rejuvenation, labial volumization, RF resurfacing, and PRP.
Peptide Therapy Certified Members
Regenerative signaling peptides, metabolic optimization, and cellular repair.
Hand Rejuvenation Certified Members
Dorsal hand volumization, biostimulator cannula protocols, and pigment reduction.
Penile Enhancement Certified Members
Non-surgical girth augmentation using high-G' HA fillers and regenerative techniques.
How to Apply for Inclusion
Choose your specific application route based on your training background and the type of verification you are requesting.
CBAM Program Graduates
- Graduates of CBAM Board Diploma or Fellowship programs are pre-cleared for directory verification.
- No application review fee or administrative audit charge is required.
- Listing remains active as long as you maintain an active CBAM Annual Membership ($375 CAD / year).
External Aesthetic Injectors
- Practitioners trained outside CBAM submit their external training certificates and professional medical license.
- A $150 CAD non-refundable evaluation fee covers clinical credentials auditing by CBAM Medical Directors.
- Upon approval, listed publicly as Aesthetic Practitioner with active CBAM Membership ($375 CAD/yr).
Specialty Course Alumni
- Exclusively available to clinicians who graduated from authorized CBAM Specialty mastercourses.
- Must complete all mandatory post-course clinical case submissions and faculty evaluations.
- Maintains verified specialty badges on your profile as long as your CBAM Membership ($375 CAD/yr) is active.
Verified Directory Display
See how your verified credentials and clinical location appear to prospective patients and referring clinics in the international registry.
Dr. Tariq Alshawabkeh
MD, CCFP, Fellow CBAMDr. Elena Rostova
MD, Aesthetic DiplomaNP. Sarah Jenkins
MSN, APRN, FNP-CDirectory Application Portal
Submit your credential review request. Approved practitioners receive official badge digital assets and live registry verification within 48 business hours.
Application Received!
Our Credentialing Committee is evaluating your documentation. You will receive an official verification notice with your registry profile URL and verification badge embed code within 48 business hours.
Return to Directory PreviewDirectory Credentialing FAQs
Frequently asked questions by practitioners and clinics
What is the difference between General and Specialty listings?
A General Listing establishes your primary qualification in aesthetic medicine (CBAM Diploma Graduate, Board Certified, Fellow, or Aesthetic Practitioner for external applicants). A Specialty Certified Listing awards focused badges for advanced procedural competencies (IV Nutrition, Cosmetic Gynecology, Peptide Therapy, Hand Rejuvenation, and Penile Enhancement) completed through CBAM Specialty training.
Why do external (non-CBAM) applicants pay a $150 CAD processing fee?
Because CBAM did not train external clinicians directly, our Medical Directors must independently audit the applicant’s third-party training certificates, curriculum hours, hands-on clinical volume, and current standing with their regulatory licensing college. The $150 CAD non-refundable fee covers this direct clinical audit.
What happens to my listing if my CBAM Annual Membership expires?
Directory verification is an exclusive benefit of active CBAM Member standing ($375 CAD/year). The registry database is synchronized with member accounts; if an annual membership lapses without renewal, your public profile and all specialty badges are automatically removed from search results until your membership is brought back into active standing.
Can an external practitioner qualify for Specialty Badges?
No. Specialty Badges (IV Nutrition, Peptide Therapy, Cosmetic Gynecology, Hand Rejuvenation, and Penile Enhancement) are exclusive to clinicians who completed CBAM’s authorized specialized training and passed the required post-course case submissions. External practitioners seeking specialty badges can enroll in the corresponding CBAM Specialty mastercourse.
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