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Botox & Dermal Filler Training for Physician Assistants

Expand your PA practice with expert aesthetic injectable training.

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Tuition from $1,699 per workshop, supplies included. Questions? Call, chat, or request information.

6Max per Group
MDInstructors
LiveLive Patient Practice
30+US Cities

Physician assistants are increasingly drawn to aesthetic medicine because many already work in specialties that value quick, visible results - family medicine, dermatology, and emergency care. Your existing training in patient assessment, sterile technique, and procedural confidence provides a solid foundation for injectable treatments. Adding Botox, dermal fillers, PRP, or sclerotherapy can broaden your service offerings and meet patient demand for minimally invasive rejuvenation. These procedures complement your clinical skill set, allowing you to deliver comprehensive care that addresses both health and aesthetic concerns.

Physician instructor supervising a trainee injector one to one
Physician instructor supervising a trainee injector one to one

On this page you'll find an overview of our hands-on aesthetic injectable workshops designed specifically for PAs. We outline the online learning modules, the in-person training day with live patients, the skills you'll master, and the steps to secure your seat. You'll also see how the curriculum builds on your current expertise, the certification you receive, and how to confirm the supervising-physician requirements with your state board before you begin.

What you already bring

Patient AssessmentYour training in comprehensive history taking and physical exams lets you evaluate aesthetic concerns, identify contraindications, and set realistic expectations for injectable procedures while maintaining patient safety and comfort.
Sterile TechniqueYou already follow strict aseptic protocols for procedures; the workshop refines those habits for facial injections, ensuring clean field preparation and minimizing infection risk through proper skin antisepsis and equipment handling.
Procedural ConfidenceYour experience with minor surgeries and injections gives you steady hand control; the course adds facial anatomy, danger zones, and precise dosing to translate that confidence into safe aesthetic outcomes.
Consultation & ConsentYou are skilled at discussing treatment plans and obtaining informed consent; the training expands this to aesthetic contexts, covering product options, expected results, and managing patient questions.

What the workshop covers

  • Facial anatomy review with focus on injection planes and high-risk zones.
  • Product selection, dosing guidelines, and mixing techniques for Botox and fillers.
  • Live-patient practice of intradermal, subdermal, and deep injection techniques under supervision.
  • Consultation workflow, consent documentation, and managing patient expectations throughout the treatment process.
  • Complication identification, immediate management, and hyaluronidase reversal protocols for filler-related adverse events.
  • Post-procedure care instructions, follow-up scheduling, and documentation best practices to ensure optimal outcomes.

How the training runs

Your training begins with a series of online modules that you can complete at your own pace. These videos and readings cover basic facial anatomy, product science, safety protocols, and patient communication. After the digital portion, you attend a single, intensive hands-on day limited to six participants. In a clinical setting, physician instructors guide you through live-patient injections, demonstrating proper technique, dosing, and complication management. The small group ensures personalized feedback and ample practice time. By the end of the day you will have performed multiple injections, received a certificate of completion with CME credit where applicable, and be prepared to integrate aesthetic services into your practice.

Clinician assessing a patient and marking injection points before treatment
Clinician assessing a patient and marking injection points before treatment

Scope of practice: confirm before you treat

Physician assistants typically perform injections under a supervising-physician relationship that is defined by state regulations. The specifics of that relationship - including whether the supervising clinician must be physically present during procedures - vary from state to state. Because these requirements are set by your licensing board, you should verify the exact supervision rules for aesthetic injectables with your board before enrolling in or offering any treatments.

See the requirements page for your state →

Courses that suit physician assistants

Getting started

  1. Call 866-261-5164 to discuss the workshop and confirm your supervising-physician requirements for your practice.
  2. Chat online with a course advisor to learn about tuition, CME credit, and scheduling options.
  3. Complete the information form to reserve your seat in a group of six or fewer.
  4. Review the online modules at your pace, then attend the hands-on day for live-patient practice.

Next Upcoming Dates

Reserve a seat by phone, chat or the information form; an advisor confirms your date and city.

DATE
LOCATION
COURSE
FRI
SEP 11
Houston, TX
FRI
SEP 11
Houston, TX
PRP Training for Aesthetics
by: Empire Medical Training
FRI
SEP 11
Online Livestream
SAT
SEP 12
Greensboro, NC
SAT
SEP 12
Houston, TX
Botulinum Toxin Training
by: Empire Medical Training
SAT
SEP 12
Houston, TX
Complete Dermal Filler Training
by: Empire Medical Training
SAT
SEP 12
Los Angeles, CA
Botulinum Toxin Training
by: Empire Medical Training

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Physician Assistants: Frequently Asked Questions

No prior aesthetic experience is required. The program is built for physician assistants who already have procedural skills. The online modules introduce basic anatomy and product knowledge, and the hands-on day provides step-by-step guidance, so you can develop competence from the ground up.
Tuition includes access to all online learning modules, the full day of hands-on training with live patients, instruction by board-certified physicians, use of professional injection supplies, and a certificate of completion. Where the course meets CME criteria, credit is awarded at no additional cost.
The workshop limits enrollment to six participants or fewer, allowing each attendee to perform multiple injections on several live patients. This small-group format ensures ample practice time and individualized feedback throughout the session under expert supervision.
If the specific workshop meets the criteria for continuing medical education, you will earn CME credit automatically upon receiving your certificate of completion. The credit details are listed in the course description and confirmed during enrollment.
All procedures are performed in a clinical environment that follows strict aseptic protocols. Instructors supervise every injection, provide immediate feedback, and are prepared to manage any adverse reactions, including hyaluronidase reversal for filler complications as part of the training.
The online modules can be completed at your own pace before the scheduled hands-on day. Once you reserve a seat, you'll receive the exact date and time for the in-person session, allowing you to plan around your clinical responsibilities.

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