Biostimulators, mapped.

Biostimulator course for nurses in Ontario

A biostimulator course for Ontario nurses, NPs and physicians who already inject filler. Products that prompt the skin to build collagen over weeks. Very small groups, on live models at our teaching clinic near Bradford, Ontario.

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A gloved injector placing a cannula in the cheek along white guide lines for a collagen stimulator

In clinicTheory, then supervised hands-on
3 students maxVery small groups
Live modelsEach assessed by an NP or physician
DatesAsk admissions. All dates
PriceAdmissions gives the price

The course, mark by mark

Slow results. Five modules.

Poly-L-lactic acid works slowly. Calcium hydroxylapatite gives some volume at once, then builds. Either way the skin responds over weeks, so this course is as much about planning as placing. Each module is learned in class first, then mapped and treated on a live model under supervision.

2Midface How biostimulators work Poly-L-lactic acid and calcium hydroxylapatite: what each one does in the skin, how long it takes, and how they differ from hyaluronic acid filler. Respect: These products can't be dissolved the way hyaluronic acid filler can. That changes how carefully you choose.
2Midface Mixing and dilution Preparing the product, the right dilution for the area, and keeping it even in the syringe. Respect: An uneven mix can leave small lumps under the skin. You prepare it exactly as the plan says.
2Midface Placement: cheeks and the lower face Wide, even placement over an area, often through a cannula, in the layer the product needs. Respect: The facial artery climbs beside the fold. You draw it before any line of product crosses near it.
2Midface A staged plan How many visits, how far apart, and what you look for at each one, set with the NP or physician who writes the order. Respect: The client's patience. Results build slowly, so consent says so before the first visit.
!Red lines The red lines Nodules and lumps, a vascular problem, a client who feels unwell in the chair: how each one looks, what you do, in order, and who you call. Practised before your first model, not after. The full day is Complications. Why it's a module: When a product can't be dissolved, preventing a problem is most of the work.

Your clinic days

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.

Biostimulators

Dates

DatesAsk admissions.All dates

Admissions gives the next date for this course.

Questions first? Read the course FAQ or see admissions.

Before you book

Who it's for, what you leave with, and what nurses ask.

Who can take it

RNs, RPNs, NPs and physicians with filler experience, including cannula. RNs and RPNs practise with an order from an NP or physician, and from 1 March 2027 it must be a client-specific order (what changes in March). Not there yet? Take Advanced fillers first. Naturopathic doctors: this course isn't open to NDs.

What you leave with

A certificate of completion. It records the course you took and the training you finished. Permission to inject comes from your licence and, for RNs and RPNs, an order from an NP or physician.

What is a biostimulator?

An injectable that prompts the skin to build its own collagen over the following weeks. The two taught here are poly-L-lactic acid and calcium hydroxylapatite.

What experience do I need first?

Filler experience, including cannula technique. If you're not there yet, take Advanced fillers first.

How small are the groups?

Very small: 3 students at most per class. Your trainer checks your map, and every model is assessed by an NP or physician, before you treat.

Why do you teach a staged plan?

Because results build over weeks, most clients need more than one visit. You learn to plan the visits with the NP or physician, and to say so plainly at consent.

Can RPNs take the biostimulator course?

Yes, with the filler experience above. To practise, you work on an order from an NP or physician, and from 1 March 2027 that order is client-specific.