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LAST CHANCE! OFFER ENDS Mon, Feb 16Advance your aesthetic career with comprehensive skin rejuvenation training. Master chemical peels (AHA, BHA, TCA), microneedling, microdermabrasion, and cosmeceutical protocols to provide patients with complete facial transformation services.
Our Comprehensive Facial Aesthetics Training Course is designed for physician assistants who want to add skin rejuvenation services to their aesthetic practice or transition into aesthetic medicine.
A comprehensive curriculum covering everything physician assistants need to safely and effectively perform facial aesthetic procedures.
Master the layers of skin structure including epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue. Understand skin types, Fitzpatrick scale classification, wound healing mechanisms, and how treatments target different layers for optimal results.
Learn superficial and medium-depth peel techniques using AHA (glycolic, lactic), BHA (salicylic), and TCA formulations. Master proper concentration selection, application methods, neutralization timing, and combination protocols for various skin concerns.
Master device selection, needle depth protocols, treatment patterns for various skin concerns, and combination therapies with PRP for enhanced collagen induction.
Learn crystal and diamond-tip techniques, proper suction settings, treatment frequencies, and how to combine with other modalities for comprehensive treatments.
Understand active ingredients including retinoids, vitamin C, niacinamide, peptides, and growth factors. Create effective pre and post-treatment skincare protocols.
Develop consultation skills, contraindication screening, informed consent processes, and complication prevention and management protocols.
Understanding your capabilities as a physician assistant in facial aesthetic medicine.
Physician assistants practice under the supervision of licensed physicians, with the level of oversight varying by state. For facial aesthetic procedures like chemical peels, microneedling, and microdermabrasion, many states allow general supervision where the physician doesn't need to be physically present during procedures. Your medical training and the collaborative practice model allow PAs to perform these procedures safely and effectively while having physician support available for complex cases.
Aesthetic PAs earn significantly more than many traditional PA roles. Facial aesthetics add recurring revenue streams that boost practice income.
Work in dermatology clinics, plastic surgery practices, medical spas, or multi-specialty aesthetic centers with physician supervision and collaboration.
Combine facial aesthetics with injectable training to offer complete facial rejuvenation. Skin treatments enhance injectable results for superior patient outcomes.
Supervision requirements vary by state but typically allow significant autonomy for trained PAs performing facial aesthetic procedures. Many states permit general supervision where the physician is available by phone or telemedicine. AAOPM provides guidance on structuring compliant supervision arrangements for your specific state.
Receive your AAOPM Certificate of Completion. This certification demonstrates competency to supervising physicians, employers, and patients, making you a competitive candidate for aesthetic positions.
Browse upcoming Facial Aesthetics training courses. All courses include hands-on training with live demonstrations.
Common questions about facial aesthetics training for physician assistants.
Join thousands of physician assistants who have expanded their skills with AAOPM Facial Aesthetics training. Register today or speak with our team.
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