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Lecture Session

The course begins with an intensive and detailed lecture covering:  

• The history, safety, mechanism of action, and preparation of neurotoxins, dermal fillers, and lipolytic fat dissolvers
• Cosmetic indications and contraindications for neurotoxins, dermal fillers, and lipolytics
• Facial and body anatomy as it relates to aesthetic injections, including muscle groups, bone landmarks, nerve pathways, vascular considerations, and targeted fat zones
• Overview of neurotoxin, dermal filler, and lipolytic categories and types, and understanding product selection for various treatment area.

Techniques for Neurotoxin treatments of:

• Forehead lines
• Glabellar "11s"
• Crow’s feet
• Brow lift
• Bunny lines
• Lip flips
• Jelly roll area
• Facial anatomy and physiology as it relates to aesthetics
• Overview of dermal filler categories and types

Techniques for dermal filler treatments in:

• Lip augmentation (Classic & Russian)‍

Beginner Injection Techniques:

• Understanding dilution ratios and proper reconstitution of neurotoxins to ensure accurate dosing
• Learning unit conversions, including how to calculate and adjust units (e.g., insulin units) when preparing treatments
• Precise entry points, angles, depths, and tunneling strategies for neurotoxins and dermal fillers
• Micro-bolus for neurotoxins and linear threading techniques dermal fillers
• Spread control (needle method specific) for both treatment types
• Mapping facial areas and determining appropriate product amounts for neurotoxins and fillers
• Detailed facial anatomy focusing on injection vectors, bone landmarks, nerve pathways, and vascular structures relevant to both neurotoxins and dermal fillers

Complication Management and Protocols:

• Recognition and prevention of common and rare complications for both neurotoxins and dermal fillers
• Step-by-step protocols for adverse events related to neurotoxins and dermal fillers
• Management strategies including pharmacological interventions, downtime procedures, and patient safety considerations
• Techniques for safe and effective reversal when applicable for both neurotoxins and dermal fillers

Key Learning Objectives:

• Learn beginner injection techniques for facial rejuvenation, including muscle relaxation and subtle lifting with neurotoxins, as well as lip volume restoration with dermal fillers
• Develop a sophisticated understanding of facial anatomy, product selection, and treatment planning for both neurotoxins and dermal fillers
• Implement safe practices and manage potential complications effectively for both neurotoxins and dermal fillers
• Explore innovative approaches for clinic differentiation and achieving higher patient satisfaction

Practical Skills:

• Supervised injection on live models using advanced needle and cannula techniques
• Personalized guidance on product selection, dosing, and treatment planning
• Emphasis on patient safety, natural results, and complication avoidance

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Hands-On Training

While models are available for class, each participant will work on at least 1–2 models per treatment area. This is a group training environment, where students will:

• Conduct client consultations
• Develop individualized treatment plans
• Perform injections under instructor supervision

You will demonstrate proficiency in:

• Conducting aesthetic patient consultations
• Proper charting and documentation
• Executing injection techniques using neurotoxins
• Performing dermal filler injections confidently and safely

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Course Format & Schedule

10:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Comprehensive didactic education covering anatomy, patient assessment, product science, treatment planning, injection techniques, contraindications, safety protocols, and complication management.

12:30 PM – 1:00 PM

Lunch (Provided)

1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Hands-on clinical training where students perform treatments on live patient models under direct supervision in a real medical aesthetic practice.