The Aesthetic Immersion offers small group training courses, which allow students to learn directly from our expert medical aesthetics trainers. We provide aesthetic hands-on training at our Brea, California facility.
Start nowOur virtual training offers the experience of our hands-on training courses to your home or office. We have a vast catalog of upcoming and previously recorded digital trainings; see which courses work best for you.
Start nowOur virtual training allows you to experience small group instruction, as well as observation of the hands on class while it is occurring live. This is a great option if you are are just starting your journey into aesthetics.
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Spend the day at our training facility in Brea, California. Our all day, small group instruction courses allow students to learn directly from our expert medical aesthetics trainers. These courses include a virtual didactic, which must be completed prior to the in person course. You must complete both the virtual didactic and hands-on activities to receive full CME Credit.
15.5 CME Credits
Immersive Cadaver and Injection Training Series
Join us for an unforgettable 2-day training experience in Hawaii, with three world renowned aesthetic trainers.
Get up close and personal as Dr. David Saadat leads the full head dissection and takes us through a full facial anatomy review, highlighting common high-risk areas.
In the world of aesthetic medicine, the two main tools in which you can rejuvenate the aging face are injectables, such as Botox (neuromodulators/toxins) and Dermal Fillers. Let us help expand your knowledge base on those tools.
The Foundations of Advanced Aesthetics course now has a specific component just for Dentists! We have listened to your requests and developed a curriculum that provides you with an all-encompassing knowledge of lower facial rejuvenation!
This advanced course will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of facial anatomy, patient assessment, numbing techniques, thread insertion, lifting techniques, adverse reactions, and how to manage patient complications.
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