Basic BOTOX® Foundation
Develop the essential anatomy, consultation, product preparation, dosing and injection framework needed for responsible neuromodulator treatment.
Comprehensive Dermal Filler Training Course
Develop a comprehensive approach to facial assessment, product selection, treatment planning, facial balancing, and dermal filler injection techniques through two days of theory and supervised clinical training.
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2 Days Intensive
$2,700 USD
Certificate of Training
Course Overview
This intensive two-day dermal filler training course in Midtown Manhattan provides licensed healthcare professionals with comprehensive education in facial rejuvenation and volume restoration.
The program combines filler science, facial and vascular anatomy, patient assessment, strategic product selection, injection techniques, treatment-area planning, complication awareness, live demonstrations, and supervised hands-on training.
Participants develop a structured approach to treating commonly requested facial areas while learning how individual treatments can be combined to support proportion, balance, and natural-looking results.
Training is conducted at New York Facial Aesthetics Mentorship in New York City.
This Comprehensive Dermal Filler Training Course is designed for licensed healthcare professionals who:
Participants must comply with the cosmetic injection regulations applicable to their professional license and jurisdiction.
Completion of a Basic Botox Training course or documented prior neuromodulator experience is required before enrollment. Participants must be actively injecting and comfortable with upper face treatments before advancing to this level.
The complete program is organized as a progression rather than a collection of injection points.
Develop the essential anatomy, consultation, product preparation, dosing and injection framework needed for responsible neuromodulator treatment.
Move beyond standard patterns by connecting muscle dynamics, previous treatment history, patient goals and anatomical variation to individualized planning.
Completion of a Basic Dermal Filler Training Course or documented prior dermal filler education is required before enrollment.
Participants should understand foundational facial anatomy, patient assessment, product properties, injection safety, and basic filler techniques before progressing to the comprehensive program.
The curriculum combines dermal filler science, facial assessment, product selection, injection techniques, and supervised clinical practice.
Our Advanced Dermal Filler Mentorship Program is designed for experienced licensed healthcare professionals who already have foundational injectable knowledge and want to advance their treatment planning, injection techniques, facial balancing, and complication-management skills. The program focuses on advanced anatomy, complex treatment planning, strategic product selection, advanced injection techniques, and individualized case-based mentorship.
At an advanced level, anatomy isn't something you memorized before injecting; it informs every decision about plane, placement, product and technique.
Strengthen your ability to evaluate the face comprehensively, identify structural deficiencies and volume loss, and develop treatment plans based on facial proportions and anatomical relationships.
Learn how to create strategic, staged treatment plans based on anatomical needs, product characteristics, structural support, volume restoration, and the relationship between multiple facial areas.
Refine advanced needle and cannula techniques while developing greater control over injection depth, product placement, distribution, contour, and symmetry.
Explore advanced treatment planning and injection strategies for facial areas that require a higher level of anatomical knowledge, technical control, and aesthetic judgment.
Develop a full-face approach that considers the relationship between facial features, structural support, soft-tissue enhancement, treatment sequence, proportion, and projection.
Strengthen your ability to recognize and respond to potential filler complications through structured assessment, emergency protocols, documentation, follow-up, and appropriate escalation.
Apply advanced clinical reasoning to cases involving challenging anatomy, previous filler treatments, asymmetry, overcorrection, revision, and multi-area facial rejuvenation.
Participants receive individualized guidance and technique refinement through live demonstrations, case discussion, and supervised hands-on training where permitted.
Explore practical strategies for integrating advanced dermal filler treatments into a responsible, patient-centered aesthetic practice.
Connect filler science and foundational technique with full-face assessment, strategic product selection, multi-area planning, facial balancing, and supervised clinical development.
Hyaluronic-acid filler science, rheology, product characteristics, and treatment-specific product selection.
Bone structure, soft tissue, fat compartments, vascular pathways, tissue planes, and higher-risk areas.
Full-face analysis, proportion, profile, symmetry, volume loss, structural concerns, and treatment priorities.
Product selection, placement, treatment sequencing, staging, volume planning, and multi-area treatment strategy.
Needle-versus-cannula selection, threading, fanning, bolus placement, depth, volume control, and symmetry.
Assessment and treatment principles for lips, folds, chin, perioral concerns, and lower-face balance.
Cheeks, midface, structural support, chin, jawline, pre-jowl area, profile, and multi-area harmonization.
Patient preparation, vascular awareness, complication recognition, hyaluronidase principles, documentation, and escalation.
Continue Refining Your Full FaceClinical Approach
Comprehensive filler education continues to develop as you work with different facial structures, treatment goals, products, and clinical situations.
Continue receiving support as you apply comprehensive filler concepts in practice.
Return to the training center with your own patients for additional clinical guidance.
Review facial proportions, structural concerns, volume changes, and treatment priorities.
Discuss product selection, treatment sequencing, placement strategy, and multi-area planning.
Continue improving needle and cannula technique, placement, volume control, and symmetry.
Strengthen your approach to proportion, profile, structural support, and full-face treatment planning.
One pathway, threeways to enter.
Choose the level that matches your current experience rather than repeating training you already have.
Best for professionals who are new to dermal fillers and want to build anatomy, product and injection fundamentals first.
Best for professionals who want the entire filler progression organized as one pathway from foundation through advanced facial balancing.
Best for professionals who already have foundational filler education and want to focus on advanced product strategy, technique and full-face planning.
Questions about the Comprehensive Dermal Filler Training
The program is designed for licensed healthcare professionals who want broader dermal filler education beyond foundational training and want to strengthen facial assessment, product selection, treatment planning, injection technique, facial balancing, and clinical decision-making.
Yes. Completion of a Basic Dermal Filler Training Course or documented prior dermal filler education is required before enrollment.
Participants should already understand foundational facial anatomy, patient assessment, product properties, injection safety, and basic filler techniques.
Basic establishes the foundational product, anatomy, assessment, and injection framework.
Advanced concentrates on more complex product strategy, advanced technique, structural planning, and full-face treatment.
Comprehensive provides a broader two-day program connecting filler science, facial and vascular anatomy, assessment, product strategy, multiple treatment areas, facial balancing, complication awareness, and supervised clinical mentorship.
The curriculum includes lips and the perioral area, cheeks and midface, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, chin, jawline, pre-jowl area, facial contouring, profile balancing, and multi-area facial balancing.
Yes. The curriculum includes needle-versus-cannula selection, injection depth, product placement, volume control, full-face assessment, strategic product selection, treatment sequencing, and multi-area facial planning.
Participants receive one year of continuing mentorship focused on facial assessment, product selection, treatment planning, injection technique, and clinical decision-making.
Real-World Practice onLive Models
Move beyond observation through live demonstrations and supervised clinical training. Approved live models allow participants to connect theoretical knowledge with facial assessment, product selection, treatment planning, and practical injection technique.
Small-group instruction provides focused faculty guidance, personalized feedback, and greater opportunities for clinical participation.
Learn under the guidance of experienced aesthetic professionals with an emphasis on anatomy, patient safety, clinical judgment, and responsible treatment.
Who Is the Comprehensive Dermal FillerProgram Designed For?
For licensed healthcare professionals who want more extensive dermal filler education across facial assessment, product selection, treatment planning, multiple treatment areas, and facial balancing.
Participants who have completed foundational dermal filler education with NYFAM.
Licensed professionals with documented foundational filler education completed elsewhere.
Professionals seeking broader assessment, product-selection, multi-area, and facial-balancing education.
MD, DO, DDS, and DMD professionals expanding their facial aesthetic treatment framework.
Licensed practitioners seeking more extensive filler education and supervised clinical development.
Qualified international practitioners with equivalent foundational dermal filler education.
Foundational Dermal FillerEducation Is Required
Completion of a Basic Dermal Filler Training Course or documented prior dermal filler education is required before enrollment.
Participants should already understand foundational facial anatomy, patient assessment, filler properties, injection safety, product selection, and basic filler techniques.
Two-Day Foundational Injectable Training Program
The course consists of 8 hours, combining lecture and hands-on practice.
Mastering the Art of Botox
The first day is dedicated to botulinum toxin Type A and focuses on building a strong understanding of facial anatomy, physiology, and safe injection techniques.
The first 4 hours include a detailed theoretical session covering anatomy and physiology, with particular emphasis on the muscles of the head and neck, their function, and their relevance to aesthetic treatments. Safety protocols, patient assessment, and proper injection techniques are also addressed.
The second part of the day is devoted to practical training, where participants will perform botulinum toxin injections under supervision. The hands-on component focuses on the forehead and periorbital areas (around the eyes), allowing participants to develop precise technique and clinical confidence.
Volume & Definition
The second day focuses on dermal fillers based on hyaluronic acid, with continued emphasis on safety, anatomy, and aesthetic outcomes.
The day begins with a theoretical lecture reviewing the anatomy of the head and neck, with a focus on vascular structures, danger zones, and techniques essential for safe filler placement.
The second half of the day is dedicated to hands-on injectable training. Participants will learn and practice techniques for treating the nasolabial folds and lips, with the opportunity to work on live models/patients under expert supervision.