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The Kybella Training course at the Audrey Rose Institute of Medical Aesthetics is perfect for licensed medical professionals looking to add a powerful tool to their non-surgical aesthetic offerings. In this course, you'll dive into the anatomy of the submental area, learn how to select the right patients for Kybella treatment, and get familiar with injection techniques and best practices. You'll also cover potential complications and how to handle them. This course is hands-on, but it doesn't include live models—don't worry, all the necessary products and materials are provided during the session. Since the class size is kept small, you'll get plenty of one-on-one time with the instructor. It's a great fit if you're ready to offer your patients a safe and effective solution for chin fat reduction.
The Kybella course at the Beverly Hills Institute of Aesthetic Medicine is tailored for medical professionals seeking to expand their expertise in non-surgical facial contouring. Throughout this training, you'll focus on the anatomy of the submental area, understanding the causes of submental fullness, and learn to identify appropriate candidates for Kybella treatment. The course emphasizes hands-on experience, offering opportunities to administer Kybella injections under expert supervision, ensuring you gain confidence in delivering safe and effective treatments. All necessary products are provided during the course, allowing you to focus entirely on mastering the technique. An active medical license is required to enroll in this course. One you've completed the course, you'll be ready to incorporate Kybella treatments into your practice, enhancing patient satisfaction with non-surgical facial contouring solutions. For detailed pricing information, contact the Beverly Hills Institute of Aesthetic Medicine.
The IPL (Intense Pulse Light) Training at the Beverly Hills Institute of Aesthetic Medicine is designed for medical professionals aiming to enhance their skills in advanced aesthetic treatments. In this course, you'll delve into the GFE process, consent procedures, and comprehensive examinations of treatment indications and contraindications. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on experience, allowing you to perform IPL treatments on both face and body areas under expert supervision, ensuring you gain practical skills applicable to real-world scenarios. All necessary products are provided during the course, enabling you to focus entirely on learning. The institute maintains small class sizes, ensuring personalized attention and effective learning. To enroll, an active medical license is required, and the course is suitable for practitioners at Level 1 to Level 4 expertise. Upon completion, you'll be able to incorporate IPL treatments into your practice, offering patients advanced aesthetic solutions. Contact the Beverly Hills Institute of Aesthetic Medicine for specific pricing details.
The In-Person Introduction to Neurotoxins Course at Diare Dermatology in Cranford, NJ, is a hands-on training program created for licensed medical professionals who are new to aesthetic neurotoxin treatments or looking to build more confidence in their technique. This course covers essential topics such as facial muscle anatomy, dosing, dilution, injection technique, patient assessment, and safety protocols. Designed with both beginners and intermediate injectors in mind, the training emphasizes real-world application with direct supervision from experienced instructors. Each attendee will inject one live model, and product is provided during the training. CE/CME credits are not specified, but the course is structured to equip providers with practical, immediately applicable skills. Participants must hold a valid medical license (MD, DO, NP, PA, RN); no prior aesthetic experience is required.
The Introduction to PDO Threads course at the Audrey Rose Institute of Medical Aesthetics is ideal for licensed medical professionals looking to enhance their skills in non-surgical facial rejuvenation. In this hands-on course, you'll dive into the science behind PDO threads and learn how these treatments can help restore youthful appearance by lifting and tightening the skin. You'll get a thorough understanding of different PDO threads, including smooth, barbed, and twisted, and when and how to use each type effectively. The course also covers important topics like patient selection, pre- and post-treatment care, and how to choose the best approach based on the area being treated. Plus, you'll gain practical skills in both needle and cannula techniques. The course includes live models, so you'll get to practice what you've learned on real patients, targeting areas like the cheeks and jawline. All the products, including PDO threads, are provided, so you don't have to worry about bringing your own. The class size is kept small to ensure personalized attention and plenty of hands-on experience. To attend, you'll need an active medical license.
The Introduction to Neurotoxins and Dermal Fillers course at Morph Aesthetics is an intensive two-day training program designed for registered nurses (RN and above) seeking to enter the field of aesthetic medicine. This comprehensive course offers over 15 hours of education, combining didactic instruction with hands-on injecting experience. Key topics include facial anatomy, rheology, patient assessment, injection techniques, safety and complication management, business strategies, and introductions to industry representatives. Participants will receive a 175-page training manual and benefit from small class sizes, ensuring personalized attention from two experienced educators and mentors. Live models are incorporated into the hands-on component, and all necessary products are provided during the training. Prerequisites for enrollment include possession of a valid RN license or higher.
The Introduction to Neurotoxins and Dermal Fillers course at Profile Aesthetics is an immersive two-day program designed for medical professionals—such as RNs, FNPs, PAs, DOs, and MDs—who are actively licensed in Arizona or a compact state and are looking to enter the field of aesthetic medicine. Led by Catherine Marben, RN (or another highly skilled and experienced aesthetic trainer), this course offers a blend of comprehensive didactic instruction and hands-on training in a small group setting, ensuring personalized attention and an intimate learning environment. Participants will delve into facial anatomy, client consultation and assessment, aesthetic photography, and the mechanics of FDA-approved neurotoxins and dermal fillers. The curriculum also covers emergency management, business start-up guidance, and practical injection techniques. Attendees will perform live injections on models, with all necessary supplies provided, fostering confidence and competence in administering treatments. Upon completion, participants receive a comprehensive learning manual and a Certificate of Completion. The course also has an option to add private sessions and/or an apprenticeship. CE/CME credits are not currently offered.
The Introduction to Neurotoxins course at Profile Aesthetics is a one-day, immersive training designed for licensed medical professionals—such as RNs, FNPs, PAs, DOs, and MDs—who are actively licensed in Arizona or a compact state and are looking to begin or enhance their practice in aesthetic injectables. This course is ideal for those seeking foundational and advanced knowledge in neurotoxin treatments in a small group setting that supports individualized learning. The morning session covers comprehensive didactic instruction, including client consultation and assessment, facial anatomy and musculature, aesthetic photography, neurotoxin brand comparison, reconstitution techniques, and injection site mapping. Advanced anatomy, the mechanism of action, pre-treatment and post-treatment protocols, and an in-depth look at facial aging—including bone structure, skin changes, and the triangle of youth—are also addressed. In the afternoon, participants apply the concepts covered in lecture by practicing mapping and injecting techniques on live models, with all neurotoxin products and supplies provided. This hands-on clinical experience ensures that delegates leave with the practical knowledge and confidence to administer treatments safely and effectively. Participants receive a comprehensive Learning Manual and a Certificate of Completion at the end of the course. CE/CME credits are not currently offered.
The Introduction to Neurotoxin course at My Aesthetic Institute is a one-day training designed for clinicians who want to learn the basics of neurotoxin injections. You’ll dive into everything from patient consultation and preparation to injection techniques and managing any possible side effects. Plus, our instructors will share expert tips to help you improve your practice. You'll also get hands-on experience with microneedling and ultrasound, expanding your skills for a well-rounded aesthetic practice. The course provides all the products and live models you'll need, and everything is included at no extra cost. To join, you’ll need an active medical license and to complete some online materials beforehand. After completing the course, you'll earn 3.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.
The Introduction to Neuromodulators and Dermal Fillers course at the Beverly Hills Institute of Aesthetic Medicine is tailored for both novice and experienced practitioners aiming to enhance their expertise in aesthetic treatments. Throughout this two-day comprehensive training, you'll delve into facial anatomy, focusing on muscle origins, insertions, actions, and functions in relation to dermal fillers. You'll also gain hands-on experience with live models, applying neuromodulators and dermal fillers under expert supervision. Throughout the course, you'll focus on different areas including frontalis, nasalis, lips, cheeks (lateral), and glabella complex. Class sizes are kept small, ensuring personalized instruction and feedback during your training over the two-day course. For more information on pricing, contact the Beverly Hills Institute of Aesthetic Medicine.