10 & 11th Oct | Excel, London
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Our Advanced Botox® and Dermal Fillers course are designed for those who wish to expand into advanced methods of facial rejuvenation. As an Advanced Acquisition Aesthetics Botox® and Dermal Filler delegate, you’ll learn how to treat functional issues like hyperhidrosis and how to apply aesthetic procedures to achieve non-surgical contouring. You’ll also learn vital skills, such as using a microcannula, that will make you stand out in the competitive industry as a professional and qualified aesthetician.

The Advanced Botox® and Dermal Fillers Course has a strong focus on the practical side of non-surgical aesthetics. Greater time is scheduled for hands-on Botox® training and Dermal Fillers training with live model patients. During our Advanced Botox and Filler Training course, you will be under the close supervision of leading facial surgeons and cosmetic nurses who will guide and support you during the entire process.

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