Foundational Botox
- 2 full days, Fri and Sat
- Supervised hands-on injecting
- 3 students max
For nurses starting in medical aesthetics. Foundational Botox: two full days, theory on Friday and supervised injecting on Saturday. Botox & Dermal Filler: four days over two weekends.
Injectors draw on a face before they treat it. Find the part you want to learn: that's your course.
Botox course for nursesForehead, frown lines, crow's feetTheory + hands-on
Dermal fillersCheeks, lips and chinTheory + hands-on
Skin boosters, PDRN, PRPQuality, not volumeTheory + hands-on
IV therapyOff the face: the armTheory + hands-on
ComplicationsThe red lines, in every courseAlso a day of its own
Botox and filler courseThe whole map. New? Start hereTheory + hands-onEvery number on the face is an area. Each one leads to its course.
Small on purpose. Supported after.






Every model, every class.
Step 1AssessAn NP or physician assesses every live model first.
Step 2MapYou mark landmarks and vessels. Your trainer checks it.
Step 3TreatYou inject under supervision, 3 students at most.
Step 4ShadowA full clinic day in Bradford, free with every foundational course.1 March 2027. Ontario nurses inject on client-specific orders from this date. Our clinic days already run that way. What changes
The first thing every nurse asks.
A certificate of completion. It records the course you took and the training you finished. Permission to inject. That comes from your licence and, for RNs and RPNs, an order from an NP or physician. How to become an injector in Ontario
In their own words.
The attention to detail here is incredible. From facial anatomy to injection techniques, nothing felt rushed or overlooked. Really valuable training.
Mariam A.I really appreciated how thorough the training was. They focus on the little details that make a big difference, especially when you're just starting with injectables.
Aisha M.Honestly one of the best training experiences I've had. The instructors know their stuff, the classes are intimate, and you actually get time to practice instead of just watching.
Olivia T.I was nervous about working with real models at first, but the instructors were so patient and supportive. Having that personal attention made all the difference.
Jaspreet G.Learn in a small group. Practice with guidance. Grow with ongoing support.