Postgraduate Botox training for UK-registered doctors, dentists and nurses. Foundation upper-face Botox for beginners, plus specialist practical courses for masseter, migraines, trapezius and calf reduction — all taught at our Harley Street, London W1 clinic.
Three entry routes for medical professionals new to aesthetics. All taught at our Harley Street clinic with live model practice.
One-day in-clinic practicals for high-demand Botox indications. £650 + VAT each.
Live supervised masseter treatment for jaw slimming & bruxism
View courseLive supervised pericranial protocol for chronic migraine
View courseHands-on trapezius and trigger-point injection technique
View courseLive calf-slimming protocol for the gastrocnemius
View courseSpecialist indication theory. Foundation Botox training recommended first.

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