Tuition Fee: $2,700.00
Special Price: $1,295.00
*Payment plans are available upon request through Klarna, Affirm or After Pay/ ClearPay .
Description:
- Detailed Course Materials: Extensive
- Hybrid Courses: Courses are part online (self-paced) and part in-person
- Easy Login Access: Learn as you go at your own pace.
- Hands-On Training: Licensed and State Registered Trainers
- State-Certified Courses: Accredited by the State of Texas (TDLR)
Course Hours:8 hrs. total (4 hrs. self-paced online lecture with chapter skills assessments / 4 hrs. in-person hands-on practice)
COURSE INFORMATION:
Botulinum Toxin Facial Cosmetic Injectables (Neurotoxins) is considered a medical cosmetic procedure used by Injecting small quantities of botulinum toxin into overactive muscles causing the muscles to temporarily relax the facial muscles that cause wrinkles. These injections block certain chemical signals from nerves that cause muscles to contract.
FDA Approved Botulinum Toxins (Neurotoxins): Botox (Allergan), Xeomin (Merz Pharma), Dysport (Galderma) and Jeuveau (Evolus)
This Hybrid course is a blended self-paced online and in-person practice certification course that provides didactic lectures and hands-on practice of how to use Botulinum Toxin for various cosmetic indications. Students in our cosmetic injection training program in Houston will have access to online videos and training, through comprehensive course materials, as well as a scheduled in-person hands-on practice class to obtain the skills required.
Main Skills to Be Learned:
- History
- Facial Anatomy
- Anatomy of the Aging Face
- Aesthetic Analysis /Consultation
- Pharmacology & Physiology of Botulinum Toxins
- Indications & Contraindications
- Storage, Handling & Reconstitution
- Avoiding & Managing Complications
- Documentations of Treatments & Aftercare Instructions
- Hands-on workshop and/or live treatment demonstration
Areas:
- Glabellar Lines (Frown Lines)
- Frontalis (Forehead Lines)
- Orbicularis Oculi (Crow’s feet)
- Nasalis (Bunny Lines)
- Mentalis (Chin Dimpling)
- Orbicularis Oris (Lip Lines / Smoker’s Lines)
- Lip Flip
This Course Includes:
- Online video lectures (Self-paced)
- In-person, hands-on training, and practice
- All course materials in PDF format, forms, documents, and agreements.
- Chapter skills assessments to check understanding of key course concepts.
- Botulinum Toxin product & supplies for in-person hands-on class practice
- Insights on effective methods for building a successful practice.
- A certification as a Professional Injector: Neurotoxins Specialist (Botox, Xeomin, Dysport, and Jeuveau)
Admission Requirements:
- The minimum age for admissions is at least 18 years at the date of application.
- Students must have attained a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
- Proficiency in English and/or Spanish for Spanish instructed course.
- Students must possess licensure as either a physician, a physician assistant, or a nurse in order to perform Botulinum Toxin Injectables.
- Students may enroll in our Houston, San Antonio and Dallas cosmetic injection training courses if they work under the direct supervision of a physician and within the physician’s medical practice.
- Students must sign off on waiver of acknowledgement of practice medicine.
Student Acknowledgement of the School’s Refund Policy
Students enrolling in any courses agree to the following:
- Refunds for hybrid courses are determined by the total course hours. Once students have login access, refunds are based on the entire course duration, with online hours treated as full hours, regardless of actual online time. This policy ensures fair refunds from the moment students gain login access.
- There will be no refunds after the student has completed the course. Any materials, supplies, equipment, or other purchases are non-refundable.
- Non-attendance or cancellation for in-person courses only without using any clock hours including student will result in the forfeiture of a $100 processing fee, per course.
- The termination’s effective date for refund purposes will be the earliest occurrence of receiving written notice from the student via email.
