Two days of neuromodulator and dermal filler instruction with supervised live-model practice — followed by three to nine months of structured mentorship. For nurses, NPs, PAs, physicians, and dentists.
Most injector courses hand you a certificate on day two and disappear. You go back to your clinic, face your first real patient, and realise the questions that matter only surface once you’re working alone — how to plan a full face, what to do when swelling isn’t settling, whether that blanching means what you think it means.
Every programme here includes structured mentorship after the course ends. Monthly sessions, case review, and photo feedback while you begin putting your training into practice — because that’s when the learning actually happens.
What You’ll Cover:
Assessment and Planning: Facial anatomy, individualized treatment planning, and knowing when to treat less than was asked for.
Technique: Neuromodulator reconstitution, dosing, and placement; dermal filler selection and injection technique.
Safety and Complications: Prevention, recognition, and management — the part that separates trained injectors from confident ones.
Training is available only to appropriately licensed healthcare professionals, including:
Registered nurses (RN)
Nurse practitioners (NP)
Physician assistants (PA)
Physicians (MD, DO)
Dentists (DDS, DMD)
(Completion of training does not expand your legal scope of practice. Participants are responsible for complying with all applicable Texas laws, licensing requirements, delegation rules, and medical-oversight requirements.)
The instruction is the same. What changes is group size, hands-on time, and how long we stay with you afterwards.
Private Elite Training — $7,000 Two days, one-on-one. Nine months of mentorship with monthly private sessions, priority treatment-planning and case-review support, and before-and-after photo feedback. For injectors who want maximum hands-on time and extended support.
Enhanced Small-Group Training — $5,000 per participant Two days, 4–6 participants. Six months of mentorship with monthly group sessions, treatment-planning and case-review support, and photo feedback. An intimate setting with substantial hands-on instruction.
Foundational Group Training — $3,800 per participant Two days, 8–10 participants. Three months of mentorship with monthly group sessions, limited case review, and photo feedback. Comprehensive foundational education for new injectors.
Facial anatomy and assessment, individualized treatment planning, product reconstitution, dosing and placement, injection technique. Patient consultation, documentation, and informed consent.
Day Two — Dermal Fillers and Safety
Filler selection, placement, and injection technique. Complication prevention, recognition, and management. Supervised hands-on training with live models. Before-and-after photography guidance.
After the Course — Mentorship
Three, six, or nine months depending on your programme. Monthly sessions, treatment-planning and case-review support, and feedback on your before-and-after photos as you begin practising independently.
Master Nurse Injector and Certified Aesthetic Medicine Practitioner with over twenty years in aesthetic medicine and more than 20 certifications in medical aesthetics. Tatiana trains injectors across North America and internationally, speaks at global conferences, and leads a working clinic in Frisco.
She injects daily — you’re learning current practice from someone whose results are in the room with you, not a curriculum written years ago.
Training dates are coordinated according to instructor and participant availability. A detailed curriculum, model schedule, product inclusions, mentorship guidelines, payment terms, and cancellation policy are provided before registration.
Training is available only to appropriately licensed healthcare professionals. Completion of training does not expand a participant’s legal scope of practice.
Everything you’re wondering about injector training, answered.
Who is eligible to enrol?
Only appropriately licensed healthcare professionals — RNs, NPs, PAs, physicians, and dentists. If you’re not currently licensed, this training isn’t available to you regardless of your background.
Will I be able to inject independently afterwards?
Completion doesn’t expand your legal scope of practice. What you can do after training depends on your licence type and Texas delegation and medical-oversight rules — which we’ll discuss, but you remain responsible for compliance.
Do I work on live models?
Yes, hands-on time varies by programme — private training gives you the most, foundational group training the least.
Which programme should I choose?
It depends on how much individual attention you want and how long you want support afterwards. New injectors with no experience often do well in the foundational group; those planning to build an injectable practice quickly tend to choose private or enhanced for the extended mentorship.
What does mentorship actually involve?
Monthly sessions where you bring real cases, plus treatment-planning support and feedback on your before-and-after photos. Private participants get one-on-one sessions and priority case review; group participants meet as a cohort.
Do you cover complications?
Yes, and it’s a substantial part of day two — prevention, recognition, and management. It’s the part most short courses gloss over, and the part that matters most when something goes wrong.