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Advance your PA career with hands-on Botox training. Learn neurotoxin injection techniques from board-certified faculty and qualify for high-demand positions at dermatology practices, plastic surgery offices, and medical spas.
Your PA training has prepared you well for aesthetic procedures. Botox certification opens doors to rewarding career opportunities with excellent compensation and work-life balance.
A comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare PAs for successful aesthetic careers.
Build on your PA anatomy foundation with detailed study of facial muscles, motor points, and danger zones critical for safe and effective Botox administration.
Master precise injection protocols for glabellar lines, forehead wrinkles, crow's feet, and advanced treatment areas under expert faculty supervision.
Recognize and manage adverse events. Learn prevention strategies and when to escalate to your supervising physician.
Develop aesthetic consultation skills, set realistic expectations, and create personalized treatment plans for optimal outcomes.
Compare Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, Jeuveau, and Daxxify. Understand conversion ratios and product selection for different patients.
Job placement resources, understanding aesthetic practice structures, and compensation negotiations for PA positions.
Understanding your practice authority and supervision requirements as a PA.
PAs can perform Botox injections in all 50 states as part of their delegated scope of practice under physician supervision. The level of supervision varies by state—many allow "general supervision" where the physician doesn't need to be physically present. Some states have adopted Optimal Team Practice (OTP) legislation allowing PAs greater autonomy. Your supervising physician and state PA board determine the specific supervision requirements for your practice.
Dermatology, plastic surgery, med spas, wellness centers—aesthetic PAs are highly sought after.
Work with dermatologists, plastic surgeons, or aesthetic physicians. Many practices offer collaborative environments where PAs have significant autonomy while maintaining physician oversight.
Join established dermatology practices, plastic surgery offices, or medical spas. Your supervising physician relationship is typically provided by the employer.
The aesthetics industry needs trained PA injectors. Your medical model training, procedural skills, and ability to manage a patient panel make you valuable to aesthetic practices. Many employers specifically seek PAs who can see patients efficiently while delivering excellent outcomes and patient experience.
PAs thrive in team-based environments—the standard model in aesthetic medicine. Collaborate with supervising physicians, aestheticians, and staff to deliver comprehensive patient care. Your training in the medical model prepares you well for this collaborative approach to aesthetics.
Browse upcoming Botox training courses. All courses include hands-on training with live patients.
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