Foundation Toxin (Anti-Wrinkle)

Foundation Botulinum Toxin (Anti-Wrinkle)

Course Includes:

* Anatomy and Physiology Level 3/4

* Forehead

* Frown Lines

* Crows Feet

* Injection Techniques

* Complications

* Health and Safety and Legislations

* Product knowledge

* Prescription Medication, Handling and Storage

* Prescriber Contact

* Insurance

* Consultation and Aftercare

* Treatment preparation

* Live demo

* Live models

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The Anatomy and Physiology Level 3/4 course...

The Anatomy and Physiology course is essential for a Profession in Beauty and Aesthetics.

This course will provide students with an indepth knowledge required to understand how the Human body works.

This course covers: The Systems, Structures and Functions;

* Integumentary

* Skeletal

* Muscular

* Endocrine

* Reproductive

* Digestive

* Respiratory

* Urinary

* Circular

* Lymphatic

* Nervous

After successfully completing this course students will receive an accredited CPD qualification and certificates in the following:

1) Anatomy and Physiology Level 3/4

2) Foundation Botulinum Toxin (Anti-Wrinkle)

Please Note - 

Prerequisites for Beginners in Aesthetics.

Before starting a career in aesthetics, it is essential to have the necessary knowledge and hands-on experience to ensure safe and effective practice. Below are the key prerequisites required for beginners entering the field of aesthetics:

1. Level 3 Beauty Therapy Qualification

A Level 3 qualification in Beauty Therapy provides a strong foundation in skincare, facial treatments, and overall skin health. This ensures that individuals understand client care, hygiene protocols, and treatment procedures, all of which are crucial when transitioning into aesthetics.

2. Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology

A solid understanding of anatomy and physiology at Level 3 is essential for aesthetic practitioners. This qualification covers key aspects such as skin structure, muscle function, and the circulatory system, enabling practitioners to understand how aesthetic treatments interact with the body.

3. Six Months of Needle Experience

Practical experience with needles is a critical requirement, as many aesthetic treatments involve injections. A minimum of six months of needle experience, such as administering dermal fillers, Botox, or microneedling, ensures that practitioners develop confidence, precision, and safety in handling injectable procedures.

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 journey!