Our Basic Dermal Filler and Basic Neurotoxin Course is designed for those looking to enter the aesthetics industry without the financial commitment of higher-level regulated courses.
 
While this course is not part of a regulated qualification framework, it still provide  comprehensive training to equip you with the knowledge and practical skills needed to perform safe and effective treatments.
 
Graduates of this course will be fully insurable and able to legally practice in aesthetics, ensuring a solid foundation to build a successful career. This is an excellent option for those looking to gain experience and start their journey in aesthetics while keeping costs manageable.
 
This course is designed to ensure you are confident, competent, and able to safely perform neurotoxin treatments for the upper face, as well as dermal filler treatments for marionette lines, nasolabial folds, and lips.
 
You will receive all relevant course materials before starting, along with ongoing personal support throughout your training and beyond.
 
Student case study days are spread over four days, with a flexible timetable that can be tailored to your pace and progress, ensuring you feel fully prepared at every stage of your learning.
 
Course Content
 
Essential Facial Anatomy & Safety – Understanding key facial structures and high-risk areas for both dermal fillers and neurotoxins.
Consultation & Assessment – Conducting effective client consultations, including assessing suitability for treatment.
Medical History & Questionnaires – Understanding patient health considerations and how to identify potential risks.
Consent & Treatment Documentation – Ensuring clients provide informed consent with proper documentation.
Pre-Treatment & Aftercare Guidance – Educating clients on before and aftercare to optimise results and minimise risks.
Injection Techniques – Mastering safe and effective injection methods for neurotoxin and dermal fillers.
Safety & Hygiene Protocols – Best practices for maintaining a sterile environment and minimising infection risks.
Indications & Contraindications – Understanding when treatments are appropriate and when they should be avoided.
Managing Risks & Complications – Recognising side effects, handling complications, and ensuring client safety.
Setting Realistic Expectations – Educating clients on achievable results and managing expectations.
Legal & Ethical Considerations – Understanding industry regulations and compliance requirements.
Hands-On Model Practice – Students must complete at least 7 supervised case studies to gain hands-on experience.
Corrective Work & Reversal – Learning how to use Hyaluronidase (Hyalase) to dissolve dermal fillers in case of complications or client preference.
 
This structured curriculum ensures a comprehensive, hands-on learning experience, equipping students with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to perform safe and effective aesthetic treatments.