Foundational Botox
- 2 full days, Fri and Sat
- Supervised hands-on injecting
- 3 students max
Every nurse injector course we teach in Ontario sits on one map. Find the part of the face you want to learn, and that's your course. A theory day comes first, then supervised hands-on in very small groups, on live models at our teaching clinic near Bradford, Ontario.
FoundationsThe whole map. New? Start hereTheory + hands-on
NeuromodulatorsForehead, frown lines, crow's feetTheory + hands-on
Advanced neuromodulatorsBrow lift, masseter and neck bandsAfter beginner
Dermal fillersCheeks, lips and chinTheory + hands-on
Advanced fillersCannula, the jawline, the chin furtherAfter beginner
BiostimulatorsCollagen over weeksFor filler injectors
Lip fillerOne area, learned closelyAfter a beginner filler course
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
Advanced Botox & FillerJawline, under-eye, nose, folds, jowls, neck1 day · $1,999 + HSTWhere do I start?
Every course is open to RNs, RPNs, NPs and physicians. The foundational filler course teaches the lips and needs no injecting experience; advanced courses and the lip filler course come after a beginner course, and biostimulators need filler experience, including cannula. RNs and RPNs practise with an order from an NP or physician, and from 1 March 2027 that order is client-specific (what changes). An RPN starting out? See the RPN injector course. Dentists and naturopathic doctors: the Can I train? list shows which parts of the map apply to you. Every course ends with a certificate of completion, which records your training and never gives the right to inject.
Get the one-page order check: what a client-specific order should contain, and the questions to ask before every injection.
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Download it, print it, and keep it by the chair.
Choosing a courseBotox certification in Ontario: what the certificate meansA Botox certificate records the training you finished. It isn't a licence, and no course is CNO approved. Here's what it proves and what you still need.
The rulesCan an RPN do Botox in Ontario?Yes, with an order from an NP or physician. From 1 March 2027 that order is client-specific. Here's what that means for an RPN who wants to inject.
Choosing a courseHow to choose a nurse injector course in Ontario: 8 questionsBefore you pay for a nurse injector or Botox course, ask these 8 questions. The answers tell you whether you'll leave able to work, or only with a certificate. Learn in a small group. Practice with guidance. Grow with ongoing support.