Online Prerequisite | 2-Day In Person | $1,495.00
Hands on injectable training for licensed medical professionals ready to enter aesthetic medicine with safety, confidence, and clinical precision.
FAMA’s Botulinum Toxin & Dermal Fillers Training Program is designed for licensed medical professionals who want to understand the clinical reasoning behind aesthetic injectable treatments before entering the treatment room.
Students learn how to evaluate facial movement, identify key anatomical structures, understand botulinum toxin products, review dermal filler fundamentals, assess patient goals, recognize contraindications, document treatment properly, and approach injectable procedures with a safety-first mindset.
By enrolling in this course, you acknowledge that it is your responsibility to verify with your licensing board, regulatory agency, employer, supervising physician, or legal counsel whether you may legally perform injectable treatments within your jurisdiction and professional license.
Online prerequisite + 2-day live hands-on injectable training designed for licensed medical professionals entering aesthetic injectable practice.
Core program information
How the course is structured
Self-paced foundational review before the live course.
Botulinum Toxin fundamentals, facial muscles, patient assessment, injection technique, and supervised live-model practice.
Dermal Fillers, hyaluronic acid science, patient selection, live-model practice, complication awareness, and aftercare.
Licensed medical professionals only
This program is intended for licensed medical professionals only, including:
This is not an injectable certification course for estheticians. Students are responsible for verifying that injectable treatments fall within their professional license, scope of practice, and state regulations.
Learn how botulinum toxin type A works, including its mechanism of action, expected onset, peak effect, duration, retreatment timing, and why dosing must be approached carefully across different product brands.
Students review the administration of botulinum toxin products, including Botox®, Xeomin®, Dysport®, Jeuveau™, and Daxxify®, within the context of aesthetic and medical uses for the aesthetic practitioner.
Understand the major muscles of facial expression and how movement patterns influence treatment planning. Students review key areas such as the glabella, frontalis, crow’s feet, radial lip lines, and masseter-related indications.
Study the basic science of hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, including product behavior, filler selection principles, tissue integration, conservative volume planning, and the importance of choosing the right product for the right indication.
Learn how to evaluate patient goals, identify contraindications, set realistic expectations, obtain informed consent, take standardized photos, and create a responsible treatment plan before injecting.
Understand how to recognize common adverse effects, prevent avoidable complications, educate patients on aftercare, and respond appropriately when urgent clinical action may be required.
Yes. Students who complete the required course components will receive a FAMA Certificate of Completion in Botulinum Toxin & Dermal Fillers.
This certificate verifies participation in FAMA’s educational training program covering botulinum toxin foundations, dermal filler science, facial anatomy, patient assessment, documentation, safety principles, supervised live model practice, complication awareness, and aftercare.
This course is not a state license and does not replace professional licensing requirements, scope of practice regulations, malpractice coverage, or independent clinical judgment. This program is designed for licensed medical professionals only, including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses where legally permitted, and dentists within the student’s professional scope of practice based on governing statutes.
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This program is designed to help students arrive prepared, participate actively during the live course, and leave with a stronger clinical foundation for aesthetic injectable treatments.
The training experience combines self-paced preparation, instructor-led education, live clinical discussion, supervised practice, and safety-focused treatment planning.
Before attending the live course, students complete a self-paced online prerequisite covering the foundational concepts needed for safe participation in hands-on training.
Topics include facial anatomy, basic neurotoxin pharmacology, basic dermal filler science, contraindications, patient selection, safety principles, complication awareness, and documentation standards.
Day 1 focuses on botulinum toxin education and hands-on clinical application.
Students review botulinum toxin mechanism of action, product considerations, facial muscle anatomy, patient assessment, marking, dosing principles, treatment planning, documentation, and supervised live-model practice.
Day 2 focuses on dermal filler education, with an emphasis on hyaluronic acid filler science, lip and perioral anatomy, patient selection, conservative treatment planning, complication awareness, and aftercare.
Students review how dermal fillers behave in tissue, how to assess proportions and symmetry, how to understand vascular risk areas, and how to approach filler treatments with a natural-looking, safety-first mindset.
The live-model portion allows students to observe and practice under instructor guidance while reinforcing anatomy, clinical judgment, and responsible technique.
Our Botulinum Toxin Training & Certification Courses are designed for physicians, nurses, dentists, and other licensed healthcare practitioners who want to expand their clinical knowledge in aesthetic medicine.
Botulinum Toxin classes cover the administration of Botulinum Toxin products, including Botox®, Xeomin®, Dysport®, Jeuveau™, and Daxxify®, for common and less common aesthetic and medical uses within the aesthetic practice setting.
Understand how botulinum toxin type A temporarily affects muscle contraction.
Review onset, peak effect, duration, and how to educate patients clearly.
Learn why dosing should be approached carefully across different brands.
Connect anatomy, documentation, patient assessment, and conservative planning.
Dr. Shoham Berkowitz, DDS serves as FAMA’s Founding Clinical Instructor for the injectable training program.
Dr. Berkowitz is a Florida-licensed dentist whose clinical focus includes aesthetic medicine and cosmetic injectables. As Founding Clinical Instructor, she leads students through the clinical foundations of botulinum toxin and dermal filler training with an emphasis on safety, anatomy, patient assessment, and hands-on education.
A physician-level Medical Director oversees clinical protocols and standards across the injectable program.
Clinical foundations in botulinum toxin and dermal fillers
Safety, anatomy, patient assessment, and hands-on education
Clinical protocols overseen by a physician-level Medical Director
Yes. Students who complete the required course components may receive a FAMA Certificate of Completion in Botulinum Toxin & Dermal Fillers.
This certificate verifies participation in FAMA’s educational training program covering botulinum toxin foundations, dermal filler science, facial anatomy, patient assessment, documentation, safety principles, live-model practice, complication awareness, and aftercare.
This certificate does not replace state licensing requirements, professional scope-of-practice regulations, malpractice coverage, or independent clinical judgment.
Each student is responsible for confirming their eligibility to perform aesthetic injectable treatments according to their license and applicable laws.
The FAMA Certificate of Completion confirms course participation. It is not a state license and does not authorize practice outside a student’s professional scope.
Students move through a simple process: enroll online, complete the online prerequisite, attend the two-day live course, and receive their FAMA Certificate of Completion after successful participation.
The certification path is designed to be clear and structured: confirm eligibility, complete the prerequisite coursework, attend the live training, participate in supervised education, and complete the required components.
FAMA’s founding injectable training cohort is designed to give licensed medical professionals a structured, safety-focused introduction to botulinum toxin and dermal fillers through online preparation, live hands-on training, anatomy-based education, and close instructor guidance.
You will gain foundational professional knowledge that is directly applicable in medical aesthetics, facial aesthetics, dental aesthetics, and med spa settings, depending on your license and scope of practice.
Limited to 10 eligible licensed medical professionals, this program combines online preparation with two days of live hands-on injectable training.
Here are the most important details about eligibility, course format, tuition, location, and what is included in FAMA’s Botulinum Toxin & Dermal Fillers Training Program.
The official course name is Botulinum Toxin & Dermal Fillers Training Program. Botox® is one of several botulinum toxin products discussed in the training, along with Xeomin®, Dysport®, Jeuveau™, and Daxxify®.
This program is designed for licensed medical professionals, including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses where legally permitted, and dentists within applicable scope of practice.
No. This injectable training program is not designed as an injectable certification course for estheticians.
Yes. The program includes dermal filler education with a focus on hyaluronic acid filler science, patient selection, lip and perioral anatomy, conservative treatment planning, complication awareness, and aftercare. Live model practice (students must provide model).
The Founding Cohort is capped at 10 students.
The Founding tuition is $1,495.
The course is presented at Florida Academy of Medical Aesthetics located at 11280 Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines, FL 33026.
Yes. The program includes dermal filler education with a focus on hyaluronic acid filler science, patient selection, lip and perioral anatomy, conservative treatment planning, complication awareness, and aftercare.