Advanced Dermal Fillers Course

Empire Aesthetics Academy is proud to offer our Advanced Dermal Filler course as a follow up to our Basic Dermal Fillers which is a important progression in the Dermal Filler world which our students find imperative to the further success of their clinics. 

Our Advanced Dermal Filler training course greatly expands the range of treatments our students can offer their clients. The course expands further on the skills learnt during our Basic Dermal Fillers training course and will allow successful students to add 3 exclusive dermal filler areas to their aesthetic portfolio.

Not only that but Advanced Dermal Fillers offers students the chance to further their injection techniques to offer different but amazing results to their clients in order to stand out from other practitioners. 

The three different areas include Cheeks, Jaw and Chin Filler which offer students a new challenge in injectables with the chosen areas requiring an improved skillset and different techniques throughout the treatments.

All three areas in the Advanced course are extremely sought after within the industry offering our students a huge amount of clientele with a even larger profit margin to Foundation. The treatments can take longer than Lips & Nasolabial folds, however often require more product meaning the treatments can cost considerably more. 

The Advanced Dermal Fillers training course does require a qualification in Basic Dermal Fillers to be able to undertake the course. Be sure to check out this course if you wish to progress further onto advanced. 

What Will You Learn In Advanced Fillers?

• Important facial Anatomy and Facial danger zones for dermal fillers

• Consultation

• Medical questionnaire

• Consent forms

• Treatment information

• Before & Afters

• Injection techniques

• Safety & Hygiene

• Indications and Contra-indications

• Risks, side effects, complications

• Realistic expectations with treatments and product performance

• How to obtain Aesthetic Insurance with Insync Insurance Company

• Legality of Dermal Fillers

• Practical Work

• Corrective work

For those without qualifications, do not worry as we have our AMAZING CPD Accredited Fast Track to Injectables training course which can offer complete beginners the chance to train in Basic Dermal Fillers & Foundation Anti Wrinkle Injections amongst a whole host of other qualifications.

For those wanting to train in even more areas, we offer our amazing CPD Accredited Expert Fillers training course which covers Nose & Teartrough filler areas. Again, you will need your Basic Dermal Fillers qualification to be able to undertake this course.

Interested in this course, but don't have the qualifications to start? Our Pathway to Aesthetics course offers students the opportunity to start from the very beginning and progress directly into advanced aesthetics.

About Dermal Fillers

Dermal Fillers are made from sterile and transparent gel based cross-linked non-animal synthetic hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance present in the human body. The cross-linked hyaluronic acid in derma fillers mimics the natural hyaluronic acid already present in the human body.

Dermal Fillers utilize an innovative spherification technology, which smoothes Hyaluronic Acids’ traditionally angular rhomboid molecular structure, leading to smoother, more natural results, which can last 6 –12 months.

However, it is important to emphasize that the effect is very individual and can vary depending on the skin type, age*, treated area and possible previous treatments in the same area. A follow-up of the treatment can contribute to prolonging the effect of the initial treatment.

Although hyaluronic acid is a natural component of the (skin) dermis, its injection may in very rare cases provoke undesired reactions such as hematoma, necrosis, pigmentation and granuloma. After a treatment, certain reactions of short duration can occur.

Common and expected reactions are skin redness, tenderness and swelling or pain in the treated area. These inconveniences may last from one hour up to a week. After treatment the patient should avoid strenuous exercise and protect the treated area from intense sunlight and extreme temperatures.