STEP 2: ADVANCED COURSE OF AESTHETIC MEDICINE
Graduates of The American Board of Aesthetic Medicine and Cosmetic Surgery (ABAMCS)’s Step 1 program or those who already have the basic skills in aesthetic medicine can participate in our Step 2 training. Participants will increase their knowledge in aesthetic medicine and acquire the newest and most up to date aesthetic techniques. Facial contouring using botulinum toxin and dermal filler, and advanced laser and light therapy procedures will enable graduates of our Step 2 to take their skills in aesthetic medicine to the next Step.
Step 2 Bo Tox training will cover procedures such as
Bo Tox eyelift, scar reduction with Bo Tox,
Bo Tox treatment for gummy smile. Dermal filler training will include aesthetic medical procedures such as teartrough injection, nonsurgical nasal augmention using Hyaluronic Acid, cheek and facial contouring. Advanced laser training will consist of combination skin rejuvenation techniques, and Photodynamic therapy (PDT).
An in depth coverage of basic surgical techniques and equipments for office aesthetic procedures will be offered. Basic dermatology and teeth whitening for the medical spa setting is an integral part of our Step II Aesthetic Medicine Training program.
Course Fee: $3,500 (Applicable Government fees applies)
(Cancellation Policy applies)
Course Outline:
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Advance anatomy review
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Understanding how muscles work together
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Use of neurotoxins for:
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Nose tip elevation
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Nasal flaring treatment
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Face slimming & Jaw delineation
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Bunny lines
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Gummy Smile
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Brow raising (lateral brow elevation)
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Necklace lines
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Perioral lines
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Lip flip
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Platysmal bands
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Mentalis (chin cobble stone)
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Hyperhidrosis Axillary, palmar & plantar
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Management of advance neurotoxin complications
Board Certification Process:
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Completion of Step 1, Step 2 and Step 3 Training
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Passing score on oral and written exam
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Board Certified American Board of Aesthetic Medicine.
ABAMCS Course Details
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Nerve blocks technique and the importance
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of providing comfortable treatments
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1st learn where not to inject
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Use of hyaluronic acid fillers for:
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Tear troughs
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Temples
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Lips the “Russian technique”
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Jaw shaping
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Chin augmentation
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Nose shaping (Dr. Mazen)
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Brow elevation
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Marionette lines
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Poly -L-Lactic Acid Sculptra
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Benefits and injection techniques
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Complications and Management of Complications
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Aesthetic dermatology
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Vein anatomy the development of varicose veins
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Sclerotherapy
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Sclerotherapy vs lasers for vascular treatments