CPD Botox

Botox is the brand name for Botulinum Toxin type A, which is a neurotoxin that paralyses muscles. It is through this mechanism that B – Toxin relaxes the muscles of the face that cause wrinkles due to facial expression. The treatment is generally safe and temporary. The effects last only 3-6 months on average and leave no lasting effects. For clients that are satisfied and who want to maintain the effect, they need to return on a regular basis in order to maintain the results. Introductory Botox Training Courses Introductory Botox training courses usually cover the basic and most popular techniques.

Location :Birmingham / London
Overview :Glabellar wrinkles Crow’s feet wrinkles Forehead wrinkles Basic Botox courses for non-medics/aestheticians will also cover the following topics: Medical hygiene Injection techniques Facial anatomy Physiology of skin and facial muscles Pharmacology of Botox How to store and prepare Botox for injection Clinical examination and the aesthetics consultation Hygiene, Sharps disposal and Legal aspects How to deal with side effects When selecting a training course, it is critical to ensure that you have ample opportunity for practice. Botox injection requires theoretical knowledge and also clinical experience. Only through repeated practice can practitioners truly become skilled at aesthetics treatments.
Models :2 models will be provided
Accreditation :CPD Accredited
Criteria :Currently you require a NVQ Level 3 to advance onto this course, but we do recommend you also do a short course in Waxing and Facials Level 2/ full NVQ Level 2. The minimum age for entry to this course is 18 years – no exceptions. There is not upper age limit.
Schedule :Morning = Theory Afternoon = Demonstration / Practice
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