Enhance your skills with our advanced medical aesthetics courses at CAMA

In today’s competitive market, there are an endless amount of services being offered. Offering these particular services can put you ahead of others. Having more under your sleeve as a nurse can help you stand out in many ways.

At the Canadian Association of Medical Aesthetics (CAMA), we are industry leaders that provide reputable aesthetic courses with qualified instructors. Our aesthetic training courses prepare you for career opportunities that include everything you need to know. All health and safety practices are also included in every one of our medical aesthetics courses. Whether its aesthetics courses training you on dermal fillers or biostimulators, we provide all the information and guidance to improve your skillset and take it to the field of opportunities.

We will summarize our medical aesthetics courses briefly for a better idea of who we are as a team and what we offer. Don’t wait, see which set of courses is right for you!

Advanced Aesthetics Courses About Precision with Toxins

Regardless of the level of expertise or experience you may have as a nurse; this course is a must to understand the anatomy of aging and injection techniques. During this training, you will be taught by two top experts, Prof. Sebastian Cotofana and Dr. Shino Bay Aguilera, who are industry leading professionals in education and clinical practice.

Learn the anatomy directly responsible for aging and explore treatment methods on how to precisely target these structures to achieve rejuvenation and transformation. If you watch and buy tickets to the live webinar, it will feature a LIVE cadaveric facial dissection and a LIVE chat with Prof. Cotofana and Dr. Aguilera directly demonstrating the anatomy and injection techniques.

Don’t hesitate and look into our medical aesthetics courses to further enhance your capabilities in the industry.

Three Part Online Aesthetic Training Courses on Biostimulators

Diversify your knowledge and qualifications with this incomparable virtual training course that is focused on everything there is to know about Sculptra Aesthetic, Radiesse, and PDO Threads. Additionally, you will join Dermatologist Dr. Aguilera (#1 Sculptra injector in the USA), alongside Dr. Sebastian Cotofana (world-renowned Anatomist), as they discuss the effects of bio-stimulators with video demonstrations and anatomical visuals.

To top it off, Dr. Aguilera will be showcasing his signature injection techniques and how to combine them with other therapies for the first time outside his Masterclass. So, not only will you be learning from world-renowned experts, but you will be enhancing your skills about future trends in aesthetic medicine, how to increase revenue, and learn new injection techniques (Sculptra, Radiesse, PDO Threads).

Our medical aesthetics courses are A-grade experiences that can be life-changing.

Aesthetic Courses for Botox & Dermal Filler – 2-Day Training for Nurses

Our Botox and dermal filler training courses can be completed by nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and registered practical nurses. We have this course available for beginners or those at the intermediate levels. The course aims to allow individuals to grow their skillsets, includes critical thinking components, competency to utilize their aesthetic toolbox (Botox and fillers), and be successful in their practice after they leave our program.

The methods taught in this course are divided up into four parts: Pre-course online material, theoretical component hosted by experienced instructors and physicians, virtual live question and answer and quiz before practical component, and two full days of hands-on practice (over 15 hours).

Additionally, this program is accredited by The Canadian Nurses Association. Our advanced aesthetics courses are a top-grade learning experience.

Aesthetics Training Courses that Provide a Certificate Program for Nurses

The certificate program for nurses incorporates a virtual and interactive theoretical component led by our world-renowned facial plastic surgeons. It features two hours of question and answer seminars, and over 30 hours of hands-on experience exiting this program. Our instructors are not just exceptional practitioners and global opinion leaders in their specialty of practice but phenomenal educators, so our students have an immersive and well-rounded experience.

Please visit our courses page or contact us for additional information regarding this certificate program.

Cosmetic Filler Injector Training: The Complete Package for Nurses

This package is the ultimate solution for nurses when getting into the field of non-surgical aesthetics. It includes ALL the skills you need at 25% off (see pricing details on our courses page).

This extraordinary package includes:

Facial Anatomy and High-Risk Zones
Botulinum Toxin and Dermal Fillers Certificate Program (Botox and Advanced courses)
Platelet-Rich Plasma & Mesotherapy
Business Management and Online Marketing
Virtual pass to the Canadian Aesthetics Expo
CAMA Membership

We did mention it was extraordinary, so get in touch with us to find out more about this competitively priced package.

Platelet-Rich Plasma & Mesotherapy Course

This 1-day Platelet-Rich Plasma & Mesotherapy course is designated to the theoretical and practical components of mesotherapy and vitamin skin therapy treatments in addition to the theoretical and practical components of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) treatments.

This course is specifically designed for physicians (MD & DO), nurse practitioners, registered nurses, registered practical nurses, and IMGs. The course includes a didactic and hands-on training session. Attendees receive a Certificate of Training upon successful completion of the course. Find out more about our medical aesthetics courses on our courses page.

Advanced Sculptra & Diluted Radiesse Training

Level up your aesthetic practice as this advanced program focuses on how to use collagen-stimulating devices such as Sculptra Aesthetic, Radiesse, and PDO Threads. This course is taught by global key opinion leaders Dr.Sebastian Cotafana (Anatomist) and Dr. Shino Bay Aguilera (Dermatologist) who is also the number one user of Sculptra Aesthetic in the world.

The requirements of taking this course is having a minimum of two years of injection experience with HA (Hyaluronic Acid) fillers.

For more information about our advanced aesthetics courses please visit our courses page or you can directly email or call us to inquire about starting your aesthetic training with us.

The Difference Between Botox and Dysport

One of the earliest and most apparent signs of aging is the development of wrinkles on the face and body. Due to sun exposure, age, smoking, and sometimes even genetics, the skin loses elasticity and moisture. The skin also loses its ability to create and replenish collagen and elastin. These factors can contribute to the development of wrinkles on the face, particularly on the forehead, around the eyes, and mouth. Botox and Dysport are two of the most popular treatments to treat the formation of dynamic wrinkles, including those caused by expressions such as squinting, smiling, and frowning. But what’s the difference between Botox and Dysport, and which of these treatments are better for your patients? BotoxPerhaps the most popular and well-known cosmetic injectable treatment in the entire world, Botox is the original and most popular injectable neuromodulator. It is produced from the bacterium clostridium botulinum. Botox works by preventing the brain from sending signals to the target muscle that causes the facial wrinkle or fold. This prevents that specific muscle from moving. The lack of movement stops the overlying skin from forming that wrinkle or fold. One of the key advantages of Botox is how specific it is. It is targeted to only work on the muscle that it is injected into, without affecting surrounding muscles. That is why Botox is incredibly popular for treating wrinkles that cause facial expressions, such as forehead lines, the “11” lines in between your eyes, the wrinkles created by raising your eyebrows, squinting, smiling, frowning, or pursing your lips.DysportLike Botox, Dysport is also produced from the clostridium botulinum bacterium, and works in a very similar manner–by preventing signals to the muscle from the brain. This prevents muscle (and overlying skin) from contracting, which keeps the skin smooth and wrinkle-free. What’s the difference between Botox and Dysport?Since both of these treatments feature the same ingredient and mechanism of action, it may seem like there’s no difference between Botox and Dysport–but this couldn’t be further from the truth. Trained specialists know that Botox and Dysport are very different from each other, and each treatment has their advantages.The first major difference between Botox and Dysport is its formulation: Dysport is far more diluted than Botox. Dysport also has a different molecular behaviour. These two factors cause Dysport to spread faster over a large surface area. These critical differences mean that even though both treatments are well-suited for the treatment of wrinkles, each treatment is best-suited for different applications.For example, Dysport works really well for larger surface areas, such as treating wrinkles on the forehead. It is well-suited for 11 lines and other forehead wrinkles. Botox, on the other hand, because it is slower-moving, is far better suited for more precise treatments for smaller surface areas, such as lip lines, crow’s feet, and other finer wrinkles. It also comes down to who is administering the treatment. In the right hands, Botox and Dysport can produce outstanding results. However, when mis-used, these treatments can not only not produce the desired results, but could severely harm the patient.This is why it is critical that cosmetic injectors have the right skillset, knowledge, expertise and competency to safely and effectively administer different neuromodulators. CAMA specializes in training healthcare professionals–including physicians, surgeons, nurses, and nurse practitioners–to give them practical hands-on skills and experience to deliver world-class medical and aesthetic cosmetic injection services to their patients. Our neuromodulator focused course teaches participants a variety of skills and techniques to administer the most popular neuromodulators on the market, including Botox and Dysport. Click here to find out more.

The Benefits of Becoming a Certified Aesthetic Nurse or Physician: Why Invest in Your Career?

The field of medical aesthetics is one that is rapidly growing–by 2025, it is expected to be worth over 22 billion globally. For those who love to help patients look and feel their best, medical aesthetics can be a very rewarding career path. In this article, we will discuss the benefits of being a cosmetic injector, and why it can be an incredible investment in your career as a nurse or a physician. Before we begin, what does a cosmetic injector do? Cosmetic injectors, also known as aesthetic injectors, are professionally-trained and professionally-licensed skin care specialists that can administer medical cosmetic injection procedures to patients. They are qualified health care practitioners that can help patients with skin conditions, skin traumas, and aging skin to restore and rejuvenate the appearance of the skin through medical cosmetic injection treatments. Some examples of the injection treatments that certified aesthetic nurses and physicians, including cosmetic injectors, can administer include: Botulinum toxin such as DysportDermal Fillers such as RestylaneCollagen Stimulating Devices such as Sculptra Most cosmetic injectors work in private clinics–including plastic surgery or dermatology clinics–or medical spas. These facilities tend to provide luxury dermatology, cosmetic treatments, and other wellness services to patients. With  an increase in these services also being offered by health, beauty, and fitness establishments, some cosmetic injectors work in these sectors as well. Does being a cosmetic injector sound like a career that you might be interested in pursuing? Here are some reasons why this may be a very lucrative career change for you. One of the Most In-Demand Fields As we mentioned above, by 2025, the medical aesthetics sector is expected to be worth over 22 billion globally. This is due to a growing demand for high-quality skincare and cosmetic treatments. As people grow older, they desire to maintain their looks–looking great is critical to feeling great, and doing great. Typically, this is the population that also has the most disposable income. If you are looking for a career that will help your patients look and feel their best, and with excellent job security prospects, a transition to the medical esthetics field could be ideal for you.Not Your Typical 9-5Many doctors and nurses are looking for rewarding meaningful work, but are burnt out by the highly demanding nature of hospital care. While medical aesthetics is a stimulating field, it does not come with the same level of stress and demand as other fields. By working in the medical aesthetics sector, practitioners report a better work-life balance, and rarely feel burdened or overwhelmed by work. Many practitioners are very comfortable with part-time or casual hours. If you are looking for an incredibly rewarding job, without the stress, becoming a cosmetic injector could be the best choice for you.An Ideal Career Path If You Wish To Start Your Own Business We’ve already discussed how the field of medical aesthetics is rapidly growing, but this field would also be a lucrative one in which to pursue your own business. If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, and you dream of owning and running your own private practice, the field of medical aesthetics may be the perfect choice for you.Expand Your Knowledge and SkillsCosmetic injector training can give you a solid knowledge base with which you can expand your skills. The Canadian Association of Medical Aesthetics can help you receive the cosmetic injectable training you need to be an effective cosmetic injector. We offer courses for physicians, nurses, and nurse practitioners across the GTA to expand their skills in medical aesthetics as a trained cosmetic injector. Our 100% hands-on training courses cover topics such as cosmetic injection for dermal fillers, neuromodulators, collagen stimulating devices, microneedling, mesotherapy, and other specialty areas. Click here to find out more.

Enhance your skills with our Advanced Medical Aesthetics courses at CAMA

Enhance your skills with our advanced medical aesthetics courses at CAMA

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