Injectable Soft Tissue Dermal Fillers Certificate
Taught by University-affiliated instructors and BC Licensed Medical Doctors
Course Overview
In this certificate program you will be trained to use dermal fillers to restore youthful fullness to face and lips and enhance shallow contours or soften those facial creases and wrinkles. Dermal fillers have been called "liquid facelifts" because they offer many of the benefits of a surgical facelift without the downtime. Although they can't help with excess sagging skin, these soft tissue fillers can add more volume and provide immediate results at a lower cost than surgery.
History of Fillers
- How fillers came to be used as a cosmetic treatment.
- Terms and definitions as pertains to differing filler products
- Available filler products and how they compare
Anatomy of Face
- The anatomy of face including muscular and nerves
- How the aging process affects the aesthetic of a face
Aesthetic Value
- The science of aesthetic beauty
- Differing styles and fads of beauty
- How to achieve the ?look? the patient desires
- Realistic vs. Unrealistic expectations
Injection Techniques
- Basic injection techniques
- Naso-labial (smile lines), lips & chin enhancement, cheek augmentation
- Under the eyes injection, Nose job and correction
- Scar and skin dimple corrections
- Dosing and number of CCs required for a specific treatment
- Best practice policies regarding Fillers
- Before and After??care
Complications and Side effects
- Potential side effects and complications
- How to reduce complications
- How to treat complications
Consultation Techniques
- How to handle a Filler consultation
- Best charting practices
Business Practices
- How to incorporate Fillers into the practice
Dermal Filler Injection Human Practice
For each student at least 1cc dermal filler will be provided to practice on live patients.
Admission Requirements:
Licensed Medical
Doctor (MD)
Licensed Dentist
(DDS)
Registered
Nurse (RN)
Licensed
Practical Nurse (LPN)
Registered Naturopathic
Doctor (ND)
According to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia (CPSBC) Injection of Dermal fillers is considered to be a Medical procedure. International
/ Out of country MD holders and other Medical professionals may take
the course as a Continuing Medical Education but may not be eligible to
practice injection of Botox and Dermal filler in Canada. A waiver form
is required to be signed upon attendance .
Admission Requirements:
Licensed Medical Doctor (MD)Licensed Dentist (DDS)
Registered Nurse (RN)
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
Registered Naturopathic Doctor (ND)
According to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia (CPSBC) Injection of Dermal fillers is considered to be a Medical procedure. International / Out of country MD holders and other Medical professionals may take the course as a Continuing Medical Education but may not be eligible to practice injection of Botox and Dermal filler in Canada. A waiver form is required to be signed upon attendance .
Registration and Attendance information
Location:
Medlife Medical Clinic, 108-845 Marine Drive, North Vancouver, BC. V7P 0A8
Date:____________________________
November 3, 2019 (9:30AM-5:00PM)
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December 8, 2019 (9:30AM-5:00PM)
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January 19, 2020 (9:30AM-5:00PM)
Tuition fee:
$1995.00 including course material, products for practice and Tax.
Certificate:
Attendees
will receive a certificate from the BC Academy of Medical Aesthetics
& Skin Care and a one-year membership from the Canadian Association of Medical Spas & Aesthetic Surgeons (CAMACS).
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November 3, 2019 (9:30AM-5:00PM)
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December 8, 2019 (9:30AM-5:00PM)
____________________________
January 19, 2020 (9:30AM-5:00PM)
Tuition fee:
$1995.00 including course material, products for practice and Tax.
Certificate:
Attendees will receive a certificate from the BC Academy of Medical Aesthetics & Skin Care and a one-year membership from the Canadian Association of Medical Spas & Aesthetic Surgeons (CAMACS).
