Practitioner Certification
Diamond Touch Technique®
Practitioner Certification Training
Get trained in beginner and advanced injection techniques that deliver consistent, predictable and amazing results!
Our established beginner and advanced training sessions are for upper and lower face rejuvenation and augmentation using the latest techniques and products (BoNT-A, Fillers, Biostimulators) for the best possible outcomes.
Developing consistency and predictability in knowledge-driven techniques: Core Knowledge, Gold Standard Techniques, and Business Development in Aesthetic Medicine. We offer courses designed for the aesthetic injectors (MD,DO, DDS, NP, PA, RN) of all levels. Here is where you can secure your knowledge and procedural skills to offer patients the best possible outcomes. Test your knowledge, fine-tune your consultations, and learn the most up-to-date information available to be the best.
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Detailed training and coaching sessions are exceptionally informative. As a medical professional you can study and attend endless aesthetic courses, read and watch practice procedures either alone or with a large body of other trainees; however, the hands on and intimate direction you will get with us in a one-on-one session along with other technical procedural support via (Phone, Whatsapp/ text, or email) will truly introduce a coaching atmosphere to you.
Our aesthetic workshops are specificially designed for those who wish to learn and integrate these “in-demand,” cash basis procedures immediately into their practice.
We are commited to your success in performing these procedures in a safe and effective manner and to truly understand the art of dermal sculpting and neurotoxin use.
Diamond Touch Technique®
Course Training Information
These beginner to advanced one-on-one training/coaching sessions are for
The aesthetic injector who has been injecting for many years with their unique history of applied aesthetics
The beginner looking to start on the right foot.
- Techniques to use / techniques to lose
- Pitfalls common to new injectors
- How to select the right product for the right patient
- What are the best reconstitution rates between Botox and Dysport
- What really matters
Beginner Botulinum-A Training
(Dysport®/ Botox®/ Xeomin®/ Jeuveau®)
This 4-hour one-on-one training session is designed to get your feet wet with the knowledge and hands-on that you need to be confident in aesthetic techniques, placement of product, the quantity of product, selection of product.
This beginner-level training will start you on your way to injecting correctly and avoiding the mistakes most training sessions fail to point out. Our training is personal and directed toward establishing good and sound techniques for optimal results in rejuvenation of the face.
These 4 hours are dedicated specifically to Botulinum Type-A products and techniques for optimal outcomes. I believe that as a beginner the more time spent on Botulinum A without the overwhelming additional of dermal products, will offer you the best comprehension possible.
Botulinum-A Training
More knowledge and training is gained from our one-on-one sessions than you may have from a large comprehensive seminar or conference. The aesthetic products used in the one-on-one training sessions will be Dysport®, Botox®, Xeomin®, and Jeuveau®.
The beginner Botulinum-A training classes are formatted specifically for the beginner injector medical professional – Physicians MD/DO’s, Physician Assistants (PA), Nurse Practitioners (NP), Registered Nurses (RN) and Dentists (DDS and DMD) – who are curious and/or have either received some basical dermal filler training from a colleague, seminar or conference.
Learning Objectives & Agenda
- Understanding neurotoxin
- Pros and cons of neurotoxins
- Technique
- Pitfalls common to new injectors
- How to select the right product for the right patient
- Hemorrhaging profits
- Discussion of the history, mechanism, and onset of action of Botulinum Type-A
- Indications and contraindications of Botulinum Type-A
- Types of Botulinum Type-A products
- Architecture of the face and objectives in providing the best aesthetic outcomes
- Patient expectations vs patient results
- Wow effects and retaining patient visits
- Techniques necessary for a good outcome
- Danger zones and safety measures for consistent great results
- Practicing proper technique for consistent results
- Capitalizing on an image driven society
- Every consultation should lead to treating a patient
- Every patient should lead to a referral or a retained patient
- Patient selection / product selection
- Model /patient prep
- Anesthesia options
- Patient expectations
- Danger zones and pitfalls
- Needle placement
- Minimizing bruise potential
- Satisfying patient expectation
- Patient take home do’s and don’ts
- Side effects and complications of patient management
- Repeat as often as necessary
- End point Q&A
- Private one-on-one evaluation
- Introductions and discussion on prior experience
- History of Botulinum Type-A
- Review of facial muscle anatomy
- Botox® handling, reconstitution and storage
- Dysport® reconstitution
- Client selection
- Botulinum Toxin: indications and contraindications
- Botulinum Toxin treatment
- Patient prep and after treatment
- Side effects and complications
- Why injectable fillers
- Dermal fillers: indications and contraindications
- Temporary, semi-permanent, and permanent fillers
- Side effects and risks
- Conclusion
- Lunch (on your own)
- Q&A
- Demonstration and hands-on training of Botox® and injectable fillers
- Program evaluation and certificate distribution
- What are the best reconstitution rates between Botox® and Dysport®
Dermal Filler Training
The aesthetic products used in the one-on-one training dermal sessions are typically the most commonly used: Restylane®, Juvederm®, Belotero®, and Radiesse®. Aesthetic products discussed in the short didactic sector will be comprehensive but limited to incorporate more hands-on training time (this is key). Participants will receive course manuals/materials, descriptions, and sample consents/treatment forms plus other necessary resources.
The beginner dermal filler training classes are formatted specifically for the beginner injector and likewise the advanced dermal filler is formulated specifically for the experienced veteran Practitioners (NP), Registered Nurses (RN), and Dentists (DDS and DMD).
Dermal Filler Training
The aesthetic products used in the one-on-one training dermal sessions will be Restylane, Perlane, Belotero and Radiesse. Aesthetic products discussed in the short didactic sector will be comprehensive but limited to incorporate more hands on training time (this is key). Participants will receive course manuals / materials and descriptions and sample consents / treatment forms and other necessary resources.
The beginner dermal filler training classes are formatted specifically for the beginner injector medical professional – Physicians MD/DO’s, Physician Assistants (PA), Nurse Practitioners (NP), Registered Nurses (RN) and Dentists (DDS and DMD) – who are curious and/or have either received some basical dermal filler training from a colleague, seminar or conference.
Learning Objectives & Agenda
- Discussion of the history, mechanism of action and reported duration of dermal fillers
- Indications and contraindications of dermal fillers
- Types of dermal fillers
- Architecture of the face and objectives in providing the best aesthetic outcomes
- Paitent expectations vs patient results
- Wow effects and retaining patient visits
- Techniques necessary for a good dermal filler outcome
- Danger zones and safety measures for consistent, great results
- Practicing proper technique for consistent results
- Capitalizing on an image driven society
- Every consultation should lead to treating a patient
- Every patient should lead to a referral and/or a retained patient
- Patient selection / product selection
- Model / patient prep
- Review architecture of the individual patient’s face
- Anesthesia options
- Patient expectations
- Danger zones and pitfalls
- Needle placement
- Depth placement (mid to deep dermis) – where am I?
- Minimizing bruise potential
- Satisfying patient expectation
- Patient take home do’s and don’ts
- Side effects and complications management
- Repeat as often as necessary
- End point Q&A
- Private one-on-one evaluation
Testimonials
I wanted to thank you for a very educational evening and I got a lot out of it. Your technique is different from what I have been doing and I am going to modify my technique.