Foundational
Neurotoxin

A clear starting point.

Eligible licensed clinicians entering aesthetic injectables, including RNs, APRNs, PAs, and physicians, subject to license and state review.

Before you begin

Active qualifying professional license, completed eligibility review, assigned online prerequisites, and required clinical documentation before hands-on participation.

What you’ll work toward.

• Explain relevant facial muscle function and the importance of individual variation.
• Recognize patient selection considerations, contraindications, and the need for prescribing oversight.
• Demonstrate consultation, consent, documentation, and aftercare workflows in a supervised setting.
• Identify when to stop, defer treatment, or escalate a concern to the supervising clinician.

Knowledge with purpose.

Eight written lessons with case exercises, knowledge checks, a final assessment and a printable workbook. Injection demonstrations take place in the live hands-on session.

Bring the learning into practice.

Online preparation comes first. The planned clinical session includes faculty demonstration, model assessment, supervised participation matched to learner readiness, and an individual debrief.

Actual procedures, models, faculty ratios, and scheduling will be confirmed before enrollment. Participation depends on professional eligibility, a suitable patient, and an approved treatment plan.

A certificate you’ve worked for.

• Complete the assigned online preparation and knowledge assessment.
• Attend the required supervised clinical learning.
• Demonstrate the faculty-defined skills and documentation requirements.
• Complete any required remediation before the award is issued.

A course certificate documents the learning completed. It does not replace your license, state scope requirements, or medical oversight.