Aesthetic Training Course Ideals

What Makes for the Best Training Experience?

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All Aesthetic Training Courses Ideally Should Have all of the Following Elements…

• CME Accreditation ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐(this is the deal-breaker)
• Faculty and Location Listed
  • Are they Licensed Where they are Teaching?
  • Are they experienced and successful in their own practices?
• Amount of Hands-on Product clearly stated
• Class Size Clearly stated
  • Smaller is always better
  • 4-6 is ideal since you want personalized attention but also want to watch and learn from other attendees.
• Outline of What is Covered Should be Clearly Displayed
• No need to come back for Advanced or “Level 2” training
• Instructors who share your degree or outrank you …
  • For example, and NP should not be trained by a nurse.  An MD should not be trained by an NP
  • Dentists should only be trained by other Dentists or MD’s
• No unaccredited boards or memberships that cost unnecessary $$
• Online Training to Review in Advance of Live Training Date
  • This should not cost extra
  • Should be CME-accredited
• Avoid Legal Risks
  • Faculty must be licensed where the training is.
  • Instructors should be able to practice autonomously in the state they are teaching.
  • Patients used should NEVER pay to be a model.  This is a huge legal risk to you.
• Price
  • Remember, cheap training is cheap for a reason.  Cheap courses have…
    • Unqualified instructors (avoid this by knowing the faculty name up front)
    • No hands-on product provided or “off-brand, gray market” product used (avoid this by knowing what is provided up front)
    • Large Class Size (choose courses with a guaranteed minimum size of 6 or less)
    • No Official CME-backed Certification (check with their CME joint sponsor to confirm)
    • Hidden Fees for necessary extras like online curriculum and consent forms, and “memberships” (Just avoid this)
    • Incomplete training in the introductory course … omitting brow lift and lip flip for Botox or omitting lips for filler.  (Don’t take a course if they offer “advanced” or “Level 2-3” Courses as well).