Training that is Expert-Led, Focused on Confidence, and Mastery of Skills & Artistry.
At HD Medical & Aesthetics, our training is designed for providers who want more than just techniques—they want confidence, clarity, and real-world application. Whether you’re new to aesthetics or looking to refine and expand your skill set, we offer hands-on, personalized education grounded in safety, anatomy, and evidence-based practice.
Dr. Shea Dempsey is a doctorally prepared PA, experienced educator, and clinical leader who brings a unique blend of academic expertise and real-world practice to every training experience. With years of leadership in graduate medical education and hands-on clinical work, he is highly skilled in procedural medicine and passionate about teaching safe, effective, and evidence-based techniques. He places a strong emphasis on the consultation and assessment process, helping providers develop the ability to evaluate patients comprehensively, set appropriate expectations, and create thoughtful, individualized treatment plans. Dr. Dempsey has a proven track record of developing innovative programs and mentoring providers at all stages of their careers, with a focus on building both technical skill and clinical confidence. He is dedicated to helping clinicians refine their approach and deliver high-quality, patient-centered aesthetic care.
Loren, our experienced RN injector, brings years of hands-on injecting experience along with a deep understanding of facial anatomy, technique, and aesthetic artistry. She has spent significant time training and mentoring aspiring injectors, offering not only technical expertise but also real-world insight into patient assessment, treatment planning, and achieving natural, balanced results. Loren is known for her approachable teaching style and attention to detail, creating an environment where providers feel supported as they build confidence, refine their skills, and elevate the care they deliver.
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Dr. Shea Dempsey recently co-authored a new article published in the Journal of Dermatology for Physician Assistants examining the efficacy, patient satisfaction, and safety of FDA-approved neuromodulators used in facial aesthetics.
Neuromodulators commonly used to soften wrinkles and support facial rejuvenation are one of the most widely performed aesthetic treatments. This research reviewed the available scientific literature comparing the different FDA-approved options to better understand how they perform, how long results last, and how satisfied patients are with their outcomes.