7-Day Destinations Cosmetic Injections
and Aesthetic Lasers

What Does This Course Offer?

You asked for one course that covers everything in medical aesthetics from A to Z—and we listened!

Numerous medical professionals aim to provide their patients with a broad array of sought-after non-surgical treatments, including cosmetic injections and aesthetic laser procedures. Indeed, most patients would likely appreciate receiving these services from a trusted provider in a single, convenient location.

Next, you’ll move in to our Introduction to Botox and Dermal Fillers training course, perfect for the medical professional seeking the basics of neurotoxins and dermal fillers including: Botox, Dysport and Jeuveau for forehead lines, glabellar (between eyebrow) lines and crow’s feet, and dermal fillers such as Juvederm, Restylane and Versa in areas including lips, nasolabial folds (smile lines) and marionette (puppet) lines.

Following that, you’ll learn to inject in the mid-face (cheeks) region using popular fillers such as Voluma and Restylane Lyft. You will also use a variety of neurotoxins and fillers to address off label areas such as lip pop, brow lift, masseters, smokers lines and whatever clients desire with the goal to give you more hands on practice.

What is PRP?

A Proven History in Medicine and a New Frontier in Cosmetic Rejuvenation:

PRP has a rich history in sports medicine, orthopedics, dentistry, and reconstructive surgery. It has now proven its effectiveness in cosmetic facial rejuvenation, offering a remarkable natural treatment.

The Science Behind PRP:

PRP is a naturally occurring substance in our bodies. To perform a PRP treatment, a small blood sample is obtained from the client and processed in a centrifuge to isolate platelets and plasma from other blood components. This concentrated plasma, enriched with platelets, is the platelet-rich plasma used in treatments.

Rejuvenating Skin with PRP:

When injected into the skin, PRP triggers the growth of new collagen. Recent studies also indicate its ability to alleviate sun damage while smoothing and firming the skin. It’s particularly effective in addressing common age-related skin concerns including dark circles, hollow areas under the eyes, fine lines, sagging, loss of firmness and uneven skin tone.

PRP Versus Dermal Fillers:

Unlike dermal fillers such as Juvederm, Restylane, and Voluma which target specific wrinkles or areas using natural substances like hyaluronic acid, PRP focuses on enhancing overall skin texture and tone.

Increase Your Earning Potential

Cosmetic injections are a cash-based (not insurance-based) and lucrative way to yield a steady stream of revenue, with the potential of turning every patient into repeat business. For example, the average dermal filler patient requires two approximately $650 syringes for each 30-minute treatment, so that’s potentially $2,600 per hour. Botox treatments typically cost around $500 and take less than 15 minutes to perform. If you see four patients in one hour, that’s approximately $2,000.