Botox / Dermal Filler Training

August 27, 2010 by admin · 3 Comments 

The IAPAM has two different program for physician Botulinum Toxin (Botox®) and Dermal Filler training. If you do not have any, or very limited Botox injection experience, you should first attend the Aesthetic Medicine Symposium.

If you some experience injecting botulinum toxin’s (i.e. Botox® Cosmetic), and want more advanced Botox® and Filler training, the following Botox®/Filler Training Bootcamp is for you. Read more

IAPAM Video Library

August 19, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment 

IAPAM Aesthetic Medicine Symposium Overview:

Overview of the IAPAM’s Botox Training Programs:

Botox Training at the IAPAM Aesthetic Medicine Symposium:

Physician Botox Training & Aesthetic Medicine Symposium Testimonials

August 12, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Since 2006, over 400 physicians have taken our aesthetic medicine training. Our programs include: Aesthetic Medicine Symposium, Physician (hCG) Medical Weight Management Training, Botox Training, Dermal Filler Training, Advanced Filler Training, and Chemical Peel Training.

Here are some of the testimonials regarding our Botox training and medical aesthetic training programs:

“I left your course feeling comfortable in advanced injecting techniques and am much more confident for when I start practice in September. I do not see how a course could provide more hands-on with such a high degree of experienced supervision. As testament to this, I have decided not to enroll in two different courses I had planned to take this fall, rather if I do decide to have additional training, I will be signing up for another session of IAPAM’s Botox Bootcamp and Advanced Filler Courses with you.” ~ Dr. Dillman (July ‘10)

“The symposium was unbelievable. I feel that I am ready to open the Aesthetic part of my practice in a month or so.” ~ Dr. Simon (April ‘10)

“The Symposium presented clinical training and common-sense business advice by knowledgeable and passionate instructors. I feel the education (lecture and hands-on time) was well worth the investment, but the extensive refresher materials provide invaluable continued reference.” Dr. Wolfe (March ‘10)

“The IAPAM conference is one of the most practical medical conferences I have attended. I appreciated the advice regarding setting up your own business and then more important, how to market your business. The written materials and DVD’s are an invaluable resource. The entire staff at IAPAM is professional and such a pleasure to work with. It is definitely money well spent.” ~ Dr. Silva (Feb ‘10)

“I am pleased to send a positive report on the botox/filler training over the weekend. Patricia is a real expert both on content and on education. She taught in a calm, clear, and effective way, with a minimum of didacticism and a maximum of practicality. In the style of the best medical education, it was hands on nearly from the get-go, with demonstration, then direct supervision. The atmosphere was collegial. There was an excellent mix of patients. No time was wasted. The one-on-one training justified the cost. I particularly enjoyed the overwhelmingly favorable patient response. After years of traditional medicine, “Wow” factor is a pleasant surprise. Recommended to anyone getting started in this field.” ~ Dr. Carroll, MD, PhD (July ‘09)

“Just got back from Botox and Filler Boot Camp–had a FANTASTIC experience!! Well worth my time, money and travel. Not only do I now feel much more comfortable and confident in my ability to provide a good service, but I now have a better understanding of the technical and artistic side of Botox and Dermal filler. Anyone, like myself, who hasn’t had any experience in this area of aesthetics should take this course. Even individuals who have some experience will find it extremely helpful. Besides, the folks that teach it were great. Not only technically skilled, but also fun to work with. Rest assured, I will be going back to Canada for advanced filler training after I get some experience with the basic stuff!!”~ Dr. Elliott, MD  (July ‘09)

“This is a true hands on course, in my view, the only way one can confidently succeed in implementing such practice. It is a good follow up after Scottsdale Symposium. The case variety included the full range of Botox and filler applications currently in use. By itself, the case selection seemed an amazing task.  much enjoyed the true life - real office experience of managing patients - from the initial interview, to the co-discovery of possibilities for treatment to the actual treatment and in several occasions, short term follow up. ” Dr. Lahrs, MD  (June ‘09)

“ just wanted to tell you what a great weekend I had in Toronto. Patricia and her staff are among the most talented professionals I’ve met in this field. Her scheduling was flawless, and her attention to details made the day flow smoothly. She tailored the training to exactly what I needed. She and her staff have a way of putting everyone who walks through the door of the spa instantly at ease. There is no doubt in my mind that one day with her has given me a considerable competitive edge in my market of aesthetics.” Dr. Twyman (June ‘09)

“I have been interested to learn more about medical spa directorship for quite a while. Upon in depth research of the the available options I have decided on IAPAM. Their two-day symposium in Scottsdale is very well executed. It is a comprehensive introduction that defines the building blocks of such practice for those who are truly interested to offer aesthetic medicine to their patients. The didactic component draws from the experience of well respected professionals in the field while it exposes the audience to a variety of styles from the initial practitioners like dermatologists to the more recent adopters like family physicians. Jeff Russell, the course director, delivers impeccable presentations, both in style and content, that provide the business foundation to succeed in such practice. The course provides introductory hands-on experience in several aspects of aesthetic medicine like Botox and filer injections. I found this course captivating and worthwhile of my time and financial investment.” ~ Dr. A.L. MD Washington (June 2009)

“The IAPAM Symposium presented a common sense approach to starting an aesthetic practice, without over promising results. The faculty has a dept of knowledge that would help point new comers in the right direction. Also, I enjoyed the mix of didactic and hands-on teaching style that helped me to quickly familiarize myself with several aspects of aesthetic care. I highly recommend the experience because it would serve as a balanced building block to a successful practice. ” ~ Dr. OC O. North Carolina

“I spent $35,000 on a consultant and received less information than what I received over the weekend” ~ Dr. G.C. Florida

“The symposium was everything I had hoped for and more. Very practical and timely. “ ~ Dr. A.B. Canada

“the support you get from IAPAM afterwards definitely makes the course different than the others” ~ Dr. A. S. Illinois

“I’ve been on 3 other aesthetic training courses, this is by far the best!” ~ Dr. S.P. Arkansas “I was adequately trained at my conference in Scottsdale to dive head first into the field and I am enjoying it ” ~ Dr. B. P. Pennsylvania

“The best medical training seminar I’ve ever been on, great job!!” ~ Dr. M. K. Colorado

“the support you get from IAPAM afterwards definitely makes the course different than the others” ~ Dr. A. S. Illinois

“Great education on both procedures & business. Great to interact with people do the same business (and are not competitors!)” ~ Dr. R. N. Illinois

“This is the best medical conference I’ve been on” ~ Dr. M.A. Texas

“I like the concise nature of the presenters” ~ Dr. K. C. OB/GYN

“Great introduction stressing ethical treatments, discussion of complications, etc.” ~ Dr. S.G. Louisiana

“It was a pleasure to hear and learn from the best” ~ Dr. M.A. NY

“The treatments we received pretty much covered the cost of the weekend” ~ A. B. PA, Washington

“you all have a sincere commitment to your members and share an ethical standard of practice that is uncommon and admirable in today’s environment.” ~ Dr. J.C. MD

“We always appreciate the help and on going assistance that the IAPAM has given us since our initial training and we are very proud to be IAPAM members.” Dr. C.P. MD

“The IAPAM’s Aesthetic Practice Workshop was essential to me in starting my anti-aging center. I had the concept and the vision but no idea how to put those into a business plan format. The bootcamp gave me the tools and information needed to research my concept, learn the financials specific to my vision, and form and present that information to lenders, builders, and vendors. I would highly recommend anyone thinking of starting or incorporating an aesthetic practice attend this conference.” ~ Dr. A.W. MD, Iowa

“Very Good! Have been to prior conference in Chicago..was ok. But this conference was much more informative, hands-on, smaller in attendance. Excellent!” ~ Dr. PH MD

“I liked being able to sit & talk with speakers at lunch” ~ Dr. D.L

IAPAM Aesthetic Medicine Symposium

February 19, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment 

The Aesthetic Medicine Symposium is designed to be the first step for physicians looking for the practical experience needed to open a medical spa or integrate aesthetics into their existing practice. This is the only program available that combines the business and clinical aspects of incorporating aesthetic medicine procedures into your practice, along with one year unlimited practice support. The medical aesthetic training includes: Botox Training, IPL & Laser Training, and Chemical Peel Training.

We have the finest, most experienced faculty of any aesthetic training program in North America. Our faculty includes two board certified dermatologists who are experts in cosmetic injectable’s and aesthetic medicine treatments. Read more

IAPAM Best Practices for the Injection of Botox (Botulinum Toxin Type A)

January 11, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment 

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Introduction - Botox (Botulinum Toxin Type A)

Since first introduced to the medical community in 1989, as a treatment for eye muscle disorders, administering of Botulinum Toxin Type A: Botox® and similar neurotoxin injectables, has now become the most popular non-invasive aesthetic medical procedure performed worldwide.

Unfortunately, such pervasive market growth has lead to the undesired reality that physicians and non-medical professionals mistakenly think that all they need to do to capture a percentage of this market for their practice, is to simply hang out a sign and ’start injecting.’ Read more

Botox Training Program Tips for Physicians

December 18, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Botox Cosmetic injections are the most popular aesthetic medical procedure performed in the U.S.  However, such market growth has lead to the undesired reality that physicians mistakenly think that all they need to do is hang out a sign and start injecting. The IAPAM now offers doctors these tips for selecting a botox training program.

“Botox is a tool in the physician’s anti-aging arsenal, and patients’ concepts of anti-aging have grown significantly. So its critical that physicians entering this field have comprehensive hands-on botox training,” says IAPAM executive-director, Jeff Russell.   It follows, therefore, that new physicians in the field of aesthetic medicine must receive industry-leading training in facial skin and musculature to ensure the most successful patient outcomes.  These doctors should seek out comprehensive, multi-day programs, that are taught by by board-certified dermatologists acutely familiar with the skin, and the cosmetic use of botox. Read more

Aesthetic Physician Bulletin: DIY & Illegally Imported Botox

December 15, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment 

The IAPAM has surveyed experts in the cosmetic injectable field to offer this overview for aesthetic physicians, regarding some alarming and illegal trends dealing with cosmetic injectable treatments, specifically: DIY (Do It Yourself) Botox treatments and illegally imported botulinum toxin (Dysport, Botox) product. Without a doubt, proper Botox Training is critical.

The Recent DIY Botox Trend

Recently, there have been several reports regarding DIY “botox-like” injectables, which can be purchased through the internet. A woman in Texas, Laurie D’Alleva, offered consumers a botox-like product called “Freeze,” complete with a “How-To” video, so consumers could administer the botulinum toxin themselves.  “The Texas Attorney General is charging D’Alleva with several violations of state law.  She could be fined up to $25,000 per violation per day of the Texas Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act, and up to $20,000 per violation of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices act.”  The red-flags regarding this internet offering range from the unrealistically low pricing, indicating the product is not FDA approved, to her complete disregard for the potential life threatening side affects that can accompany the delivery of a neurotoxin into the body by an untrained, unlicensed administrator. Read more

Botox Training: IAPAM Announces 2010 Training Dates for Physicians

November 11, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Presented by the IAPAM, the Botox & Dermal Filler Training Bootcamp and the Advanced Dermal Filler Training Program announces their dates for 2010.  Through the IAPAM’s industry-leading aesthetic medicine educational programs, physicians will continue to recieve the most intensive, hands-on cosmetic injectable and Botox training available in North America.

The IAPAM has developed three different programs to train physicians in the injection of Botulinum Toxins (Botox and Dysport) and dermal fillers. Physicians with limited Botox injection experience, should first attend the IAPAM’s Aesthetic Medicine Symposium in Scottsdale, Arizona.  Physicians with some Botox injection experience will then want to attend the Botox & Dermal Filler Bootcamp, where they inject over 10 live patients over the weekend in Toronto, Canada.  Once a physician has 6 months of injection experience, we also have the Advanced Dermal Filler training program where they’ll have an opportunity to learn more advanced dermal filler injection techniques, including: Jaw contouring, Tear trough, Cheek Augmentation, and Advanced Lip sculpting techniques in Toronto as well. And most importantly, all of our injection training is done in a medical facility or medical spa, not in a hotel room chair. Read more

IAPAM Symposium Adds New Botox Training video to help Physicians Succeed

November 3, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Physicians can now revisit the preeminent educational experience they receive while attending the IAPAM’s Aesthetic Medicine Symposium, by using the IAPAM’s 3 new clinical training DVD’s, offering focused instruction on: botox training, dermal filler training and microdermabrasion training.

The IAPAM’s Aesthetic Medicine Symposium has long offered physicians a competitive advantage through its comprehensive, hands-on, “immersion” into the field of aesthetic medicine. The IAPAM Symposium is the only program which gives physicians an opportunity to learn from two board certified dermatologists, who are true experts of the skin and cosmetic injectables. In order to ensure doctors learn the best injection techniques, the botox training is done in a medical practice, not in a hotel room chair. In addition, the symposium does not allow exhibitors, giving physicians more time for education. Read more

IAPAM Announces 2010 Dates for Aesthetic Medicine Symposiums Showcasing Botox Training

October 21, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Physicians continue to seek out comprehensive aesthetic medicine training programs, that include instruction in the most ‘in-demand’ aesthetic procedures, including training in Botox, laser training, medical microdermabrasion training, chemical peel training and medical weight management programming. To meet this educational need, the International Association for Physicians in Aesthetic Medicine (IAPAM) offers the most up-to date, hands-on, enduring medspa training program in the industry. Today, the IAPAM announces the continuation of the internationally respected Aesthetic Medicine Symposium series in 2010. Read more

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