TOP 10 BOTOX AND FILLER COURSES IN LONDON, UK

Looking to enter the world of aesthetics? Well, at MATA, our foundation courses are a fantastic introduction into both Botulinum Toxin (Botox) and Dermal Fillers. Due to high demand, we offer courses targeted for esteemed medical professionals seeking to refresh their skill set.

Lip filler treatments are both a science and an art. Being one of the most popular cosmetic treatments in the industry, the demand for lip fillers has risen exponentially within the last few years and continues to do so. The Lip Filler Masterclass course teaches you all you need to know.

This course is specifically designed to equip you with the latest knowledge of industry techniques and products and by the end of it you will feel comfortable in the application of your learned skills.

Our one-day Botox and Dermal Filler courses are supervised by our expert trainers and run in multiple locations UK-wide including Buckinghamshire, London, Birmingham, Leeds, Belfast and Nottingham.  

Our most popular injectables training course, this advanced CPD-certified programme* is built and tailored to advance on the skills learnt during the Foundation Botox® and Dermal Filler course.

The Foundation Botox and Dermal Filler Course is one of our most popular training programmes. Serving as an entry point for healthcare professionals seeking to establish a career in Aesthetic Medicine.

With this Botox course for beginners, you will be able to start your aesthetic career with the perfect foundation. Led by expert doctors with more than ten years of experience, you get access to their wealth of expertise so you can be confident in your ability to start your aesthetic clinic.

This course is perfect for those clinicians wishing to gain skills in the popular injection aesthetic procedure of dermal fillers. This dermal fillers training course is great for doctors, dentists, dental therapists, nurses & midwives.

Dermal fillers are currently the most popular non-surgical cosmetic/aesthetics procedure. Dermal fillers are small injections of gel, typically made up of hyaluronic acid and local anaesthetic, which fill in wrinkles and add volume to soft tissue.

The art of treating the full face requires a comprehensive understanding of the ageing process. It is no longer sufficient to assume the changes are all due to skin sagging.