Botox and Dermal Filler Training Certification for Physicians (MD & DO) and Physician Assistants (PA)

Tailored for Physicians

Our comprehensive training covers all aspects of Botox and dermal filler injection, from anatomy and physiology to patient selection and treatment techniques, tailored specifically for the needs and expertise of MDs, DOs and PAs

Comprehensive Education

Gain in-depth theoretical knowledge and practical skills through interactive learning methods.

Qualified Instructors

Our instructors are experienced and qualified physicians, nurses, and other medical professionals who are passionate about teaching others.

Career Advancement

Open doors to exciting new career paths, unlock new income streams and expand your practice offerings in the booming aesthetic medicine field.

Flexible Scheduling

Tailor the training schedule to accommodate your existing commitments, ensuring minimal impact on your daily workflow.

Convenient Location

We offer on-site training at your office, so you don’t have to travel.

While licensed physicians (MD and DO) are authorized to administer Botox and fillers in all states, the regulations regarding the supervisory relationship between physicians and mid-level providers (PA, NP or RN) vary significantly. Additionally, each state has its own specific guidelines concerning the ownership and structure of medical spas. To obtain accurate information, it is recommended to contact your state licensing board and request clarification, as laws are continuously changing.

“How much should I charge for Botox?” is another common question. We always recommend the same: market research. Hire a friend or family member to walk into all the medical spas and medical offices that offer Botox and ask them about their price list and specials. You will then immediately know the range of pricing in your area. Use this guide to price yourself accordingly. Market research will also reveal where you might open if you do not currently have an office space.

We usually have two types of physicians: ones who currently have a physical office space and ones who do not (specialties include EM, anesthesiology, hospitalist, etc).  Obviously, those with a pre-existing office space have an advantage as they have space and a patient list that they can market to.  Those physicians who do not have an office space, we recommend the following: get a partner.

Your ideal partner is another physician with an office space.  Ask to use her/his space during the weekend while you are starting out your business.  Other partnerships can include a day spa or a hair salon with a private space. You and your new partner can both inject cash into your new startup and split the profits or you can simply rent space from your new partner.  While the location is key, if your new partner has a huge client list, then that may be worth more than a high traffic location.

A few physicians have asked to conduct their training at home, while the location is being established.  While your state licensing board may not dictate where you can practice Botox injection, Allergan, the maker of Botox, cares as they do NOT ship to a residential address.

If you are looking for a complete turn-key startup kit to open up a medical spa, then we offered all the necessary startup knowledge, such as a business plan, sample profit and loss statement, sample pricing list, patient forms, and marketing material.  The good news is that right now, you can get all of this for FREE when you sign up for our On-site Hands-On One Day Botox/Dysport & Dermal Filler Training.