Botox Training San Diego with Dermal Filler Certification Hands-On Training

🖥️ All Courses Feature Blended Online + Live FAST TRACK Training
💉20u BTX-A and 1cc Hyaluronic Acid Dermal Filler Included for Hands-On
          Additional Hands-On Can Be Performed Upon Request
👨‍⚕️One-On-One MD Supervised Hands-On (Limit 5 per Class)
🎗️11 CME Credits with 2 Years’ Online Access and Free Updates 

STEP 1: Botulinum Toxin and Dermal Fillers in Aesthetic Medicine Online
Course Outline

1. Introduction to Injectable Aesthetic Medicine

   • Overview of neuromodulator and dermal filler procedures, the post-graduate training landscape, and the provider vs. injector philosophy

2. Facial Aging and Wrinkle Formation

   • Mechanisms of dynamic and static wrinkle development including muscle activity, dermal structural loss, and fat pad displacement

3. Skin Anatomy and the Psychology of the Face

   • Layered skin structure relevant to injection depth, and the psychological and social impact of facial wrinkles on patient communication

4. Botulinum Toxin Pharmacology and FDA-Approved Products

   • Mechanism of action, comparison of all six approved neuromodulator formulations, reconstitution, and safe product sourcing
     • Botox®
     • Dysport®
     • Xeomin®
     • Jeuveau®
     • Daxxify®
     • Letybo®

5. Facial Musculature for Neuromodulator Treatment

   • Identification of upper and lower face muscles, wrinkle patterns, anatomical danger zones, and the basis for treatment design

6. Patient Selection, Consent, and Pre-Treatment Assessment

   • Candidate criteria, contraindications, movement assessment, baseline photography, and recognition of pre-existing ptosis

7. Neuromodulator Treatment Design: Five-Star Indications

   • Evidence-based dose selection and individualized treatment design for Glabellar Lines, Crow’s Feet, and Forehead Lines, including conservative dosing strategy and lowest effective dose principles

8. Neuromodulator Treatment Design: Additional Indications

   • Lower face and neck applications, clinical candidacy criteria, and identifying when treatment should be declined based on risk-benefit and patient selection
   • Platysma Bands, Brow Lift, DAO Lip Corners, Upper Lip “Lip Flip”, Chin Dimpling, Gummy Smile, Bunny Lines, Facial Slimming.

9. Injection Technique, Post-Treatment Care, and Complication Management

   • Technique principles, post-injection protocols, managing uneven results, bruising, lid ptosis, and early wear-off

10. Dermal Filler Pharmacology, Product Selection, and Clinical Rationale

    • Overview of all FDA-approved dermal filler categories; evidence-based rationale for focusing clinical training on hyaluronic acid fillers based on superior safety profile, patient satisfaction, and reversibility compared to permanent and semi-permanent alternatives

11. Filler Patient Selection, Consent, and Safety Principles

    • Candidate criteria, contraindications, vascular anatomy awareness, low-pressure injection technique, and aspiration considerations

12. Filler Treatment Design:  FDA-Approved Linear Folds and Peri-Oral Applications

    • Treatment design for Nasolabial Folds, Marionette Lines, and lip augmentation with emphasis on conservative volume selection
    • Complete instruction on Lip Design (border and body injection), Ethnicity differences and intra-arterial injection prevention.  NO “ADVANCED” COURSE NEEDED.

13. Filler Complication Recognition and Management

    • Early recognition of vascular occlusion and tissue ischemia, immediate management steps, and hyaluronidase use

14. Practice Integration and Treatment Planning

    • Building a treatment plan that combines toxin and filler, managing patient expectations, and designing treatments that prioritize long-term patient retention over upselling