Aesthetic Education's most popular hands-on training course offers doctors, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, dentists, and registered nurses the opportunity to learn the latest Cosmetic Botulinum Toxin (Botox (R)) and Hyaluronic Acid dermal filler training (Juvederm, Restylane, Belotero). Learning advanced Hands-On techniques is vital to any aesthetic procedures practice. This course will help healthcare professionals understand how to safely and correctly work with these aesthetic injections, and efficiently utilize different products with confidence.
Instructors will also help you learn how to select the right product and treatment protocol for both static and dynamic wrinkles of the face wrinkles using Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin in addition to the hyaluronic acid dermal fillers safely and effectively. All courses are delivered by our faculty of experienced physician instructors and contain comprehensive protocols that will transform you into a master of the procedure.
The Botox CME and Dermal Filler Training Course combines video learning followed by live hands-on training for the best results. Our training requires participants to watch the entire video in advance and pass the post-test prior to attending the live hands-on session. Nobody attends our live training "cold". We all learn better if we know the basics first. This CME-accredited, hands-on training program is offered only in small group learning environments with a class size of 6 or fewer participants per session. This unique learning approach has following highlights-
Full-Length Streaming Online Course sent immediately upon registration.
Participants must complete the Online Course and pass a post-test prior to the Live Hands-On date.
At the Live Hands-On date, all protocols are reviewed followed by a Q&A and Discussion session.
Botox Training Course
Botox Training Injection
All registered and properly licensed participants will have the opportunity to perform injections using real Botox and Juvederm dermal filler on their own patient under the direct supervision of our MD instructor. Our instructors will review your technique one-one and offer you unique suggestions to improve your skills. Providers who do not hold a license to perform therapeutic injections (RN, NP, PA, MD, DO) are welcome to attend, but cannot legally inject using prescription agents at our courses.
Only the classic injection techniques and treatment protocols as described in the medical literature are taught. Strong emphasis is placed on learning the facial muscles and proper injection depths to ensure great results. You will be ready to practice this procedure safely and effectively at the end of our training course. You can also refer to the online course component after the live date to further reinforce your learning.
Our workshop includes comprehensive Botox training and Juvederm Hands-On training. Only the classic injection techniques and treatment protocols as described in the medical literature are taught. Strong emphasis is placed on learning the anatomy of skin, how does Botox works, facial muscles and proper injection depths to ensure great results. You will be ready to practice this procedure safely and effectively at the end of our training course. You can also refer to the online course component after the live date to further reinforce your learning.
We Provide the Most Comprehensive Dermal Filler Training- Juvederm hands-on and Juvederm certification to all healthcare professionals who aim to expand their skills or integrate within their practice. Juvederm is a safe and effective way to replace the Hyaluronic Acid (HA) your skin has lost to soothe away moderate to severe facial wrinkles. The course is designed to help providers develop the understanding of whole procedure like facial areas, patient selection, product selection, and strategic placement of product to restore a smoother appearance.
You can take both the Botox and Dermal Fillers (Juvederm, Restylane, Belotero) Training Certification together, or just take the Botox Certification course alone. Providers who wish to learn Botox without Juvederm training and other Dermal Fillers training can register for only that portion of the course at a reduced tuition rate.
Botox Injection
The course is well-designed to cover everything that will help you in your practice. Instructors ensure that you fully understand the lectures and become comfortable in performing Botox and Dermal Filler procedures after the event. After your Botox and Juvederm CME training you will gain expertise and proficiency to incorporate these procedures into your existing or new practice. For further assistance, we encourage contact with our faculty to address your questions after the live course is over. Our physicians always give out their email addresses and promptly answer any queries after the event.
The streaming course includes video clips of the procedure and links to downloadable, editable patient consents and forms. If you have any further questions about this course, please Email our Medical Director.
5 important questions to ask when looking for the best Botox training course
Introduction to Static and Dynamic Wrinkles
BTX-A
Facial Fillers
Botox® is the trade name for Botulinum Toxin, a neurotoxin in the form of a purified protein. The mechanism of action for Botulinum Toxin (Botox) is really quite simple; it is injected into facial muscles but doesn’t affect the muscle at all. Botulinum Toxin (Botox) works by blocking the transmitters between the motor nerves that innervate the muscle.
The areas typically treated with Botulinum Toxin (Botox) for wrinkles are the forehead, between the eyes (glabellar region), around the corners of the eyes (crow’s feet) and around the lips (smokers lines or gummy smile). There is no loss of sensory feeling in the muscles. Once the motor nerve endings are interrupted, the muscle cannot contract, causing wrinkles in the skin to smooth. The effects of Botulinum Toxin (Botox) last approximately three to four months, at which time the patient will require retreatment.
Botulinum Toxin (Botox) has important clinical uses as an adjunct in facial pain and bruxism cases for patients with chronic TMJ and orofacial pain. Botulinum Toxin (Botox) is also used to complement esthetic dentistry as a minimally invasive alternative to surgery.
Dysport is a Botulinum Toxin product developed in the United Kingdom during the early 1990’s. Originally created to treat neurological and ophthalmic conditions, Dysport is now known to treat a variety of conditions, including moderate to severe frown lines.
During the procedure, a small amount of Dysport is injected directly into the facial muscles that correspond with wrinkles and lines. No local anesthetic is required and patients can expect treatment to take 10-20 minutes.
The esthetic results of Dysport injections generally last 12 to 16 weeks. Fortunately, due to muscles “unlearning” the habit of frowning and/or squinting, the need for injections may become less frequent. Side effects may include; dry mouth, injection site discomfort or pain, tiredness, headache, neck pain, muscle pain, and eye or vision problems.
Xeomin (incobotulinumtoxinA), is a neurotoxin approved by the US FDA for the treatment of moderate to severe frown lines in adults. Xeomin is made of a protein purified from the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. Botulinum Toxins block nerve activity in the muscles, causing a temporary reduction in muscle activity, thus a reduction in wrinkles and lines.
Xeomin is the first Botulinum Toxin that does not need to be refrigerated before use, which simplifies distribution. It has no additives, containing only Botulinum Toxin type A - this may mean there is less risk of developing antibodies against Xeomin compared to other available neurotoxins. The effects of Xeomin are visable within one week, with results lasting 3 to 6 months.
Xeomin should not be used interchangeably with other botulinum products. There is a risk all botulinum toxin products may spread from the area injected, causing potentially life-threatening swallowing and breathing problems. Other risks may include bleeding and bruising at the injection site and allergic reactions such as itching, swelling or shortness of breath.
Botulinum Toxin (Botox) is used esthetically to decrease the appearance of aging by reducing muscle movement. Areas of treatment include; the glabellar area (the 11's/frown lines between the eyes), frontalis muscles (forehead lines), crow’s feet, chin dimples, radial lip lines (smoker’s lines) and nose lines. Botulinum Toxin can also be used to reduce the muscle mass in the masseters (jaw line) for a slimming facial esthetic result.
Receiving Botulinum Toxin takes only a few minutes and there’s no need for anesthesia or down time. The injections are made using a very fine needle and are virtually painless.
Generally, results are visible within two to ten days. To reduce the possibility of bruising/swelling, it is recommended to avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours and aspirin/anti-inflammatory medications for a period of two weeks prior to the procedure. As always, consult your physician before stopping any medications.
The most common side effects of Botulinum Toxin injections are bruising, redness, and swelling. Other, rare side effects are possible and will be reviewed by the treating physician. To avoid adverse reactions/results, do not manipulate the treated area for 2 hours after injections and maintain an upright position.
The esthetic effects of Botulinum Toxin typically last three to four months. As the treated muscles regain movement, lines and wrinkles will begin to reappear and require retreatment. Over time, these lines and wrinkles should appear less noticeable due to training the treated muscles to relax.
The benefits for physicians and mid-levels in obtaining Botox certification allows others (i.e. malpractice insurance carriers, Allergan, and patients) to know you have successfully completed the learning objectives and hands-on technical training to safely and effectively administer Botox within a practice setting as well as acquire the medication.
All healthcare providers benefit in learning these “in-demand” procedures whether a physician practice owner or mid-level provider expanding their skill set. The manufacturers of the various medical supplies such as Botox or dermal fillers, will not sell the medicines to you if they believe you are not qualified so it is in your best interest to become certified.
You must be a medical professional and have the necessary Botox certification requirements.
The requirements include having a valid medical, professional license in the state for which you're practicing medicine and performing Botox injections. Once you enroll in a Botox certification training program, you will need to provide documentation that proves you are licensed in your state. Your medical license also must be active and in good standing with the state. Without a valid medical license you will not be able to become BOTOX certified
For more information about State requirements and Botox certification, contact your local State Medical Board.
For Botox training, you must provide documentation that shows you are a licensed medical practitioner. Specifically, only medical practitioners who hold an MD, DO, DDS, DMD, NP, and nurses under the supervision of a physician may inject at a Botox certification program. For practitioners who are not Physicians, there are usually state specific requirements to be aware of. Every state is different regarding who is allowed to perform a medical procedure, other than Physicians. . Even a simple injection, or piercing the skin, is considered to be performing a medical procedure so it is important to be aware of the regulations.
Foreign medical doctors or foreign medical graduates may attend a Botox training program however, may not perform the injections unless they are licensed in the United States. There is no International reciprocity in medicine. Foreign medical graduates and medical doctors must pass all US licensure requirements to be able to inject at a Botox certification course.
Non-medical Personnel may enroll in an Botox Certification program, however, are not eligible to perform any medical procedures or live injections on patients. Non-medical individuals must be sponsored by a professional who holds an MD, DO, NP, DDS, or DMD degree.
Botulinum Toxin-A and HA Dermal Filler injections are very safe procedures to perform in-office and has a high safety profile. These non-invasive, non-surgical procedures though safe to perform due carry a risk aesthetically as well as medically due to incorrect needle placement. The following summary will review possible complications associated with the most popular Botulinum Toxin-A and HA Dermal Filler injections.
As with any hypodermic needle injection there is always possibility of bruising associated with the procedure as well as certain patients that are more susceptible to bruising we will concentrate on the various areas for incorrect needle placement and associated adverse events.
The most common injections for Botulinum Toxin-A injections are the (3) main areas of the upper 1/3 of the face. The (3) regions are the Forehead (Frontalis Muscle), Glabella Region (Procerus and Depressor Corrugator), and the Lateral Canthal Rhytid Region (Orbicularis Occuli).
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The well being and aesthetics industry is growing rapidly which means selecting right training is more important than ever. Botox Training courses must keep pace with the standards and regulations in the industry to ensure patient safety. In the anti-aging market the injectable serum, Botulinum Toxin more commonly known as Botox, has become one of the top procedures for the effective treatment of fine lines and wrinkles. Once the preserve of the rich and famous, this wonder-treatment now has a long track record of success and safety making it a highly desirable procedure for a more youthful and healthy appearance.
If you are considering becoming a Botox clinician you will want the best Botox training available today, training that gives you a full understanding of the product and how to administer it safely with outstanding results for your clients every time. Aesthetic Education, promotes Botox Courses that are at the leading edge of training in aesthetics procedures with the best qualification for doctors, nurses and dentists, courses that are superior in meeting the guidelines which all practitioners must adhere to. The depth of learning and hands-on practice will equip you and your teams with the knowledge and experience you need to be fully regulated and confident to deliver safe and outstanding services at your practice.
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