Dermal Filler Course /Lip Fillers/ Nasolabial folds /Marionette lines MEDICS AND NON MEDICS 3 days

FOUNDATION DERMAL FILLER COURSE

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3 Day Course

Nasolabial Folds -Marionette Lines - Lips

Perfecting the art of Lip Filler for lip ‘HD Cupid’s Bow’; tenting techniques; 

Entry Requirements: 
Pharmacist/ Doctors/ Nurses/ Dentists/ Dental Hygienist/ Dental Nurses/ NVQ level 3/ VTCT 3 / ITEC/ City and Guilds/ CIDESCO Beauty Therapy (General route only) theory below prior to Foundation in Dermal  for Itec Level 3 in Anatomy and Physiology  https://www.gatewayworkshops.co.uk

This is a 2 day course 

Course Overview
 

• Practice of injections using Models (facial injection mannequins)
• Practice of Injections using live models

Course objective:

The purpose of this training course is to teach aesthetic practitioners the skills to administer Hyaluronic Acid to the lower portion of the face safely and effectively to clients.

How this will be achieved:

Students must demonstrate a good theoretical knowledge and understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the face as well as the clinical reasoning underpinning of administering Dermal Filler. This will be achieved by completing this pre-study document prior to the practical component of the course.

4 models for Lips, 4 models for Marionette lines, 4 models for Nosobalial folds

Students will be expected to complete 35-hours of self-guided study which includes the pre-study booklet. Students will then be required to complete 17.5 hours of practical training. All aspects of the course are mandatory.
 

         COURSE THEORY COMPONENTS:

• Learn about Hyaluronic Acid (HA)
• Anatomy and physiology of the skin and lower face and signs of aging
• Expectations of the client
• Possible adverse occurrences and side effects
• Hyaluronidase
• Injection techniques
• Areas for Effective Treatment
• Pre and Post Treatment Protocols
• Pre and Post Complications Possible Risks
• Pain Management Protocols
• Health and Hygiene Systems
• Needle stick Injury
• First Aid and Anaphylaxis
• Industry guidelines (GMC and HE)
• Insurance