Advanced Dermal Filler - Non Surgical Rhinoplasty

Non Surgical Rhinoplasty Course

Unlock the art and science of non-surgical rhinoplasty.

This course provides the knowledge and practical skills needed to safely and effectively perform non-surgical rhinoplasty using dermal fillers.

A course designed for experienced aesthetic practitioners.

This training is perfect for practitioners looking to expand their aesthetic treatments and deliver subtle, non-invasive enhancements to their clients.

Course Includes:

* Facial Anatomy

* Dorsal Hump and Pixie Tip

* Product knowledge

* Injection techniques

* Complication Management and Elective Dissolve

* Insurance

* Consultation and Aftercare

* Prescriber Contact

* Health and Safety and Legislations

* Treatment Preparation

* Live Demonstration and Live Models

On completion of this course students will receive an accredited CPD qualification and certificates in the following:

* Advanced Dermal Filler: Non Surgical Rhinoplasty

* Complication Management and Elective Dissolve

Please Note! 

Prerequisites for Advanced Dermal Filler Courses

To ensure safe and effective practice, it is essential to meet the necessary requirements before advancing to higher-level dermal filler training. Below are the key prerequisites for enrolling in an Advanced Dermal Filler course:

1. Six Months of Needle Experience in Beginner Dermal Filler Courses

Before progressing to advanced techniques, practitioners must have at least six months of hands-on experience with needles, specifically in beginner-level dermal filler procedures. This ensures confidence, precision, and familiarity with injection techniques, client consultation, and aftercare.

2. Understanding of Facial Anatomy and Injection Techniques

A strong foundation in facial anatomy and safe injection techniques is crucial when performing advanced procedures. Practitioners should be comfortable identifying key facial structures and handling potential complications effectively.

3. Experience with Basic Dermal Filler Areas

Candidates should have prior experience in administering fillers in beginner treatment areas such as the lips, nasolabial folds, and marionette lines before moving on to more complex injection sites.

If you are unsure whether you meet these requirements or need further guidance, please don’t hesitate to contact us for assistance and advice. We are happy to help you take the next steps in your aesthetics career!