More than 5 million Botox cosmetic injections were administered in the United States in 2016 alone, making it the most popular nonsurgical cosmetic treatment in the country.
Botox certification is available to doctors, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and other medical professionals who are interested in expanding their skill set and income potential by offering this safe and effective cosmetic injectable procedure.
If you’re going to have Botox, why get certified?
It has been reported by Nurse.com Magazine that RN salaries have either remained stable or fallen across the country. There has been a significant decrease in the number of new hires in the medical field at numerous institutions. In addition, if you run your own clinic, you know the insurance process may be a major source of stress.
As a purely cosmetic procedure, Botox does not necessitate going through insurance. Training in Botox injections can help doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals increase their weekly revenue by delivering this cosmetic service to patients.
The Botox, Dysport, and dermal filler training that we provide spans two days. Aesthetic medicine experts will teach doctors and nurses in the classroom, while nurses and doctors will gain hands-on experience in the clinic. Cosmetic injectable procedures are carried out by students on scheduled clients in a retail spa setting.
In the course of their Botox education, participants will get knowledge of:
Overview of Botox for cosmetic purposes.
How to prevent and reverse the aging process’s wrath on your skin.
Methods and guidelines for administering Botox injections safely.
Botox and its potential side effects.
The process of selecting patients and the care they receive before and after therapy.
This Botox training course lasts for 2 days, with additional days of medical aesthetics instruction available for things like: