In Person Complications Course

On this course you will learn how to prevent, recognise, manage, and respond to Filler and Botox complications. You will also learn how to inject lidocaine for a full dental block to carry out for lip filler. Introduction to Managing Complications in Aesthetic practice is a comprehensive in-depth course to teach delegates on how to prevent the occurrences of complications from the use of dermal fillers and botulinum toxin. It will also teach the delegate how to recognise a potential complication quickly and how to treat it safely. As part of this training workshop we discuss the anatomy, areas where complications can arise, how to prevent and treat these areas. We also have a practical side where course delegates can mix hyalase and inject on live models. This course also covers lidocaine infusion for the purpose of lip filler. The course also covers anaphylaxis and basic life support to ensure that every aesthetic practitioner can perform potentially lifesaving treatments to their clients quickly and safely.
Training Option :1
Training Price :£ 449

Location :Enhance Me Academy Blackwell House Coggesshall Road Earls Colne Essex CO6 2JY
Overview :On this course you will learn how to prevent, recognise, manage, and respond to Filler and Botox complications. You will also learn how to inject lidocaine for a full dental block to carry out for lip filler.
Models :We will provide models for this course.
Accreditation :This course is fully CPD accredited.
Key Features :- Booking fee can be paid to secure your place on the course and the balance would be due no later than 2 weeks prior to your practical date or you can pay in full - Finance options available - Highly skilled and advanced tutors - Working on live models - Support group and aftercare always available - CPD accredited & approved VTCT centre
Criteria :This course is for anyone already trained in filler and/or botox. Or anyone hoping to train in this field.
Schedule :You will cover theory and be shown live demonstrations.
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