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Derma Medical
Combined Cosmetic Injectables Training
The 2 day combined cosmetic injectables training course is our most popular option for new practitioners getting started in aesthetics. It is our foundation course and advanced course booked in together – Over the 2 days you will learn all 18 common procedures and get to practice the treatments on over 10 live cosmetic models. After this course you will be able to get indemnity insurance and start treating paying clients straight away.
✓ You will learn all 18 procedures: Includes 12 anti-wrinkle and 6 dermal fillers treatments offered in most cosmetic clinics.
✓ You can offer your clients a wider portfolio of treatments: Many patients are now becoming more informed about advanced treatments and requesting combination treatments taught across both days.
✓ You are far more employable if you want to work in a clinic: Many practitioners only complete foundation training, giving you the edge as an advanced practitioner.
✓ Plenty of practical experience on live cosmetic models: All our courses include 50% practical work on live models with over 30 cosmetic models on each combined training weekend.
✓ CPD accredited: You will earn 16 CPD points for completing the Combined Course with Derma Medical.
Recent Reviews From Our Training Courses
2 Day Combined Cosmetic Injectables Course – Treatments Taught
Foundation anti-wrinkle injection techniques – live hands-on training:
– Frown lines
– Forehead lines
– Crows feet
Foundation dermal filler techniques – live hands-on training:
– Nasolabial folds
– Marionette lines
– Lip enhancement & shaping
Advanced dermal filler techniques – live hands-on training:
– Cheek formation/ contouring
– Cheek volumisation
– Hand filler rejuvenation
Advanced anti-wrinkle techniques – live hands-on training:
– Chemical ‘brow lift’
– ‘Turkey neck’ (Nefertiti lift & platysmal bands)
– Jawline definition/ slimming & the wide-set jaw
– Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)
Advanced anti-wrinkle techniques – landmarks:
– ‘Bunny lines’
– ‘Gummy smiles’
– ‘Smokers lines’
– Downturned mouths
– Dimpled/’pebbled’ chin
