Combined Botox & Dermal Filler Training - Level I & II

(2 Days In Person + 1 Day Online)

This CME-accredited three-day combined course is designed for licensed healthcare professionals who are new to medical aesthetics and want a complete foundation in both basic and advanced injectable techniques. You will complete one day of online study followed by two days of in-person training.

You will train across 20 procedures, including 14 botulinum toxin applications and six dermal filler treatments for the lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, and upper and lower face. You will study facial anatomy, consultation, treatment planning, injection techniques, and safety before practicing on live models in small groups under direct trainer supervision.

Online lectures, narrated presentations, and step-by-step treatment videos prepare you before the practical training, and you retain ongoing access to these resources afterwards. You will also have access to downloadable course materials and post-course support to help reinforce your learning as you begin applying your skills in practice.

This course is ideal if you are getting started in medical aesthetics and want a comprehensive route into injectable practice. By combining foundation and advanced training, it is designed to prepare you to pursue employment opportunities or begin establishing your own aesthetics practice, subject to your professional scope, insurance, and applicable state requirements.

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Who This Course is For

  • Licensed healthcare professionals new to aesthetics who want foundational and advanced injectable training in one program
  • Medical practitioners seeking supervised live-model experience across botulinum toxin and dermal filler procedures
  • Clinicians expanding their treatment offering who prefer combined online learning and small-group practical training

Why Do Combined Injectable Treatments Matter?

Botulinum toxin and dermal filler treatments address a range of facial lines, volume changes, contouring goals, and balance concerns. Learning both treatment categories supports more complete facial assessment and can help practitioners develop coordinated plans for appropriate patients rather than considering each area or procedure in isolation.

Proper training matters because injectable treatments require detailed anatomical knowledge, careful patient selection, accurate placement, and clear understanding of indications, contraindications, and complications. Combining theory with supervised live-model practice helps attendees develop safer decision-making, natural-looking treatment planning, and a responsible foundation for adding injectables to their practice.

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Combined Botox & Dermal Filler Course Information

Review the essential course facts at a glance, including its combined level, three-day format, CME status, fee, and available US training locations before booking.

Level

Level I & II

Duration

3 Days

CME

CME-accredited

Fee

$4,250

Locations

All US Venues

What Can I Earn as a Cosmetic Injector?

Treatments Per Week

1 20

Cost Per Treatment

$400 $1,000

Estimated Annual Takings

$156,000

$600

Takings Per Treatment

$3000

Weekly Takings

Why Train with Derma Institute?

Learn with an award-winning, doctor-led training academy that combines expert teaching, live model experience, and ongoing support to help you build real confidence in clinic.

Practice on Live Models

Practice on Live Models

Online theory introduces facial anatomy, consultation, treatment planning, injection principles, and safety before the in-person sessions. Attendees then practice on live models under direct trainer supervision, using a landmark-based approach that supports structured assessment, accurate placement, and safer practical learning across foundational and advanced procedures.

Small Group Training

Practical training is delivered in small groups to support close trainer interaction, real-time feedback, and active participation throughout the clinic-style sessions. Attendees assess and treat multiple live models where appropriate, developing their decision-making and technique within a structured, supervised clinical environment.

Small Group Training
Expert Aesthetic Trainers

Expert Aesthetic Trainers

Derma Institute trainers are physicians, nurse practitioners, and experienced aesthetic injectors who teach from current clinical practice. Many also own practices or work with established aesthetics brands, giving attendees access to relevant clinical insight, practical teaching experience, and real-world perspectives on delivering injectable treatments responsibly.

Award-Winning Training

Derma Institute is an award-winning medical aesthetics training academy, recognized for the quality of its education and practical approach to learning. Our awards reflect the standards we aim to deliver across every course, combining experienced teaching, structured clinical training, and a strong focus on attendee development.

Award Winning Training

What You Will Learn

This course is designed to give you both the clinical understanding and practical skill needed to start offering foundation injectable treatments more confidently.

1. Facial Anatomy and Skin Aging

  • Effects of aging on skin structure and volume
  • Facial muscles, fat pads, and vascular structures
  • Anatomical landmarks for injectable treatment planning
  • Principles of non-surgical facial rejuvenation

2. Consultation and Patient Assessment

  • Patient expectations and aesthetic goals
  • Medical history and treatment suitability
  • Facial symmetry, proportion, and mapping
  • Personalized full-face treatment planning
  • Combining neurotoxin and dermal filler procedures

3. Botulinum Toxin Theory

  • Mechanism of action and clinical applications
  • Treatment indications and contraindications
  • Product storage, preparation, and reconstitution
  • Injection placement and treatment planning
  • Techniques for precise, natural-looking outcomes

4. Dermal Filler Theory

  • Dermal filler types and properties
  • Treatment indications and contraindications
  • Volume restoration and structural contouring
  • Product placement within appropriate tissue planes
  • Needle and cannula injection techniques

5. Upper-Face Botox Live-Model Training

  • Frown line treatment and facial landmarking
  • Forehead line assessment and injection planning
  • Crow’s feet treatment
  • Eyebrow lift techniques
  • Supervised upper-face neurotoxin practice

6. Lower-Face Botox Live-Model Training

  • Masseter treatment and jawline slimming
  • Smoker’s line treatment
  • Bunny line treatment
  • Gummy smile treatment
  • Downturned mouth and chin dimpling techniques

7. Dermal Filler Live-Model Training

  • Lip volume, shaping, and definition
  • Nasolabial fold treatment
  • Marionette line support
  • Cheek contouring and mid-face volumization
  • Chin and jawline contouring

8. Full-Face Combination Treatments

  • Combining neurotoxin and dermal filler techniques
  • Facial masculinization treatment planning
  • Facial feminization treatment planning
  • Balancing facial structure and proportion
  • Coordinating treatments around patient goals

9. Complications and Risk Management

  • Recognition and prevention of injectable complications
  • Emergency protocols and adverse-event management
  • Safer injection techniques
  • Risk reduction through assessment and planning
  • Appropriate response to treatment-related concerns

10. Practice and Career Development

  • Starting an aesthetic practice
  • Employment routes within medical aesthetics
  • Marketing strategies and pricing models
  • Insurance, liability, and malpractice considerations
  • Consent, documentation, and legal protocols

11. Ongoing Learning and Support

  • Narrated theory presentations
  • Step-by-step treatment videos
  • Continued access to supporting resources
  • Post-course mentorship
  • Further learning as clinical experience develops

What You Will Learn

What You Will Learn

Your Next Step in Aesthetics

Use this section to compare course routes, assess the value of combined training, consider broader package options, and understand the support available after completion.

  • Combined Training or an Individual Course?

    Choose the combined course if you are new to medical aesthetics and want Level I and Level II training within one structured program. Level I alone suits beginners seeking foundational injectable education, while Level II is intended for practitioners who have already completed foundation training and want advanced techniques.

  • Is This Course Worth It?

    Yes, for licensed healthcare professionals seeking a complete route through foundational and advanced injectable training. The fee includes online study, two days of supervised live-model practice, training across 20 procedures, course materials, and mentorship. Long-term value still depends on continued practice, sound clinical judgment, insurance, and any required supervision.

  • Would a Training Package Suit You Better?

    A training package may suit you if you plan to complete several courses and want a more structured route through medical aesthetics. By combining related courses, packages help you build a broader treatment offering while making a significant saving on the total course fees compared with booking each course separately.

  • What Happens After the Course?

    After training, attendees retain access to narrated presentations, step-by-step treatment videos, and post-course mentorship. Refresher courses, one-to-one mentoring, and online learning can support further development where appropriate. Completing the course provides a structured basis for continued learning but does not establish independent competence or legal authority to perform treatments.

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What Our Delegates Say

"I wanted to transition into aesthetics but needed hands-on training that focused on both safety and technique. Derma Institute delivered exactly that! The expert trainers provided detailed guidance, and I had the opportunity to practice on multiple live models. I now feel fully prepared to offer Botox and dermal filler treatments in my clinic."

Dr. Jonathan S, MD, Los Angeles, CA

"This course was everything I was looking for as an nurse entering into aesthetics. The balance of theory and practical experience was perfect, and the small group training ensured I got plenty of hands-on injecting. The post-course support has been invaluable, and I now confidently perform Botox and filler treatments in my new role."

Samantha T, RN, Miami, FL

"I recently completed the 3-day course with Derma Institute, The training was incredibly detailed, and the live patient sessions gave me the real-world experience I needed. The instructors were fantastic, and I left the course confident in my ability to provide high-quality injectable treatments."

Dr. Andrew M, DDS, New York, NY

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The three-day program is designed for licensed healthcare professionals who are new to medical aesthetics and want foundational and advanced injectable training in one structured route. It covers core theory before progressing to supervised practical work across Level I and Level II techniques. Practitioners who already have foundation training may find the separate Level II course more appropriate.

Licensed healthcare professionals may be suitable to attend, but eligibility to perform injectable procedures varies by profession and state. Scope-of-practice, supervision, prescribing, and medical-director requirements may apply. Completing the course does not replace professional licensure or state rules. Confirm the relevant requirements with your state licensing board, employer, insurer, and medical director before enrolling or offering treatment.

The course covers 20 procedures: 14 botulinum toxin applications and six dermal filler treatments. Confirmed areas include upper- and lower-face neurotoxin techniques, lip enhancement, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, cheek contouring, chin augmentation, and jawline contouring. It also includes facial anatomy, consultation, treatment planning, injection theory, complications, and practice-development topics.

More than 50% of the course is dedicated to practical training. After completing the online theory, attendees spend two days at the academy practicing on live models in small groups under direct trainer supervision. The format supports facial assessment, landmarking, treatment planning, and real-time feedback.

The course combines one day of online self-study with two days of in-person training. The online component covers facial anatomy, consultation, injection techniques, and safety before the practical sessions. At the academy, attendees apply foundational and advanced techniques on live models under supervision. Narrated presentations and step-by-step videos also support preparation and later review.

The $4,250 fee includes the CME-accredited three-day program including one day of online sekf study and two days at our academy. The course includes supervised live-model training, narrated presentations, step-by-step treatment videos, and post-course mentorship.

Yes. The course is designed to give you the clinical knowledge, hands-on injecting experience and confidence to begin treating suitable patients after training. You will practise both foundation and advanced techniques under close supervision and receive ongoing access to learning resources and trainer support afterwards.

Your ability to practise independently will still depend on your professional licence, insurance, state requirements and your own clinical judgement and competence.

Choose the combined course if you are new to aesthetics and want Level I and Level II training within one program. Choose Level I alone when you want to begin with foundational treatments before deciding whether to progress. Practitioners who have already completed suitable foundation training may prefer the separate Level II course rather than repeating introductory content.

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3 Day Combined Botox & Dermal Filler Training 

Our most popular and award-winning course for beginners, this CME-accredited, 3-day fast-track Basic & Advanced Botox And Dermal Filler Training, covers the 20 most popular aesthetic procedures to get your career started in aesthetic medicine.

Original price was: $4,250.00.Current price is: $4,000.00.

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