Foundation Anti Wrinkle
The aim of this course is to teach you the theory and practical behind administering BOTULINUM TOXIN. By the end of this course you will have sufficient knowledge on BOTULINUM TOXIN, be confident in administering the injection, reconstituting the product, along with gaining experience of carrying out a consultation with the knowledge of the background, benefits, contra-indications, contra-actions, aftercare, equipment, and products needed.
Training Option :2 Days
Training Price :£ 1450
Location :157 Milton Road, Gravesend, Kent, DA12 2RG
Models :Models can be provided, but your own models are welcomed.
Accreditation :CPD Accredited
Key Features :Continuous Trainer Development, Focus on Quality and Realism, Investment in Education, Equipment for Effective Teaching, Finance Options Available
Criteria :Age Requirement:
Must be at least 18 years old.
Educational Background:
A minimum of a Level 3 qualification in a related field such as beauty therapy, which includes units on anatomy and physiology.
Proof of completion of an accredited anatomy and physiology course if not covered in previous qualifications.
Professional Experience:
Demonstrable experience in the beauty or health care sector, preferably with experience in treatments that require a good understanding of facial anatomy.
Certifications and Training:
Completion of a basic life support (BLS) or first aid training course.
Evidence of professional indemnity insurance that covers aesthetic procedures.
Legal and Ethical Understanding:
Completion of a course on ethics and professionalism in aesthetic practice, including understanding consent, confidentiality, and the importance of patient welfare.
Regulatory Compliance:
Evidence of understanding the legal framework and regulations surrounding aesthetic practices in the participant’s region, including any supervision requirements for non-medics performing Botox injections.
Pre-Course Assessment:
Successful completion of a pre-course assessment to evaluate the participant’s understanding of the basic concepts of anatomy, physiology, and hygiene practices.
Interview or Statement of Purpose:
A personal interview or a written statement of purpose detailing the applicant’s motivations for taking the course, their career aspirations in aesthetic medicine, and how they plan to meet the supervision or partnership requirements for non-medics administering Botox.
Additional Notes:
Supervised Practice: Non-medics may be required to work under the supervision of a qualified medical professional when administering Botox. Proof of a supervisory arrangement may be required before enrolment.
Insurance: Participants must ensure they can obtain or extend their professional indemnity insurance to cover Botox injections upon completing the course.
Schedule :2 Day Course
Day 1:
Morning: Theory focused
Afternoon: Practical focused
Day 2: Home training.
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