This part of the practice is for other practitioners. Injectors who want supervised hands on time with real patients, and owners who want a second opinion on how their business is actually running. Training is built around where you are now rather than a fixed syllabus, and consulting starts by looking at your numbers before anyone suggests changing anything.
Training for injectors
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What you can perform afterward depends on your license and your state, not on us.
What we cover
Content is agreed with you beforehand. Most sessions include some version of the following, weighted toward whatever you do least often.
- Facial anatomy, with emphasis on danger zones
- Product selection and when to decline
- Injection technique, depth and volume
- Assessment and treatment planning
- Managing complications, including vascular occlusion protocols
- Patient consent
- Photography, follow up, and what to do when a patient is unhappy
How it works
Tell us what you need and we will say honestly whether we can teach it.
- One to one sessions in clinic, with live patients, injecting under direct supervision rather than watching.
- Small group days for teams, covering technique and the parts of the job that go wrong quietly, like documentation.
- On site visits to your practice, working with your products, your rooms and your patients.
MedSpa consulting
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You get a written assessment and a short list of changes worth making, in the order we would make them.
Opening a practice
If you are still at the planning stage, the expensive decisions happen early: the lease, the equipment list, the software, and the medical director arrangement. We will tell you which of those can wait and which cannot.
Already open
For a practice already running, the work is usually narrower. Pricing that has not been reviewed in years, a schedule with holes in it, staff doing work that does not need them, or marketing spend nobody has measured.
A few things worth knowing before you book
- Training does not extend your scope of practice.
- Attendance certificates are not licenses or credentials.
- We do not promise business results.
How to arrange training or consulting
Send a note with where you are now: what you are licensed to do, how long you have been injecting, what you want to be able to do afterward, and what your schedule looks like. For consulting, say what is bothering you about the business, even if you cannot name it precisely yet. We will tell you what we would do, what it would take, and whether we are the right people for it.