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For Healthcare Providers

Advanced Injection Training.

Botox and dermal filler technique taught by a licensed physician with twenty years of injecting behind her — including the corrections.

Who This Is For

Clinicians Who Want to Get Better.

Most injection training teaches you where to put the needle. Very little of it teaches you what to do when the result is wrong.

Dr. Laura trains physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and registered nurses in advanced Botox and dermal filler technique. The emphasis is on facial anatomy and judgment rather than memorized injection points — because patients don't come with standardized faces.

Training is tailored to where you are. Someone with a year of experience who wants to move beyond the upper face needs something different from an experienced injector building out a midface practice.

Curriculum

What Gets Covered

01

Facial Anatomy

Muscle layers, vascular anatomy, and danger zones. Where the arteries actually run, and why the same injection point behaves differently on different faces.

02

Product Selection

Matching product to tissue plane and indication. Why a filler that works beautifully in the cheek is the wrong choice in the lip, and how G-prime drives that decision.

03

Placement Technique

Depth, threading, bolus, cannula versus needle, and dosing strategy. How to build a result across sessions rather than chasing it in one.

04

Assessment

Reading a face before you touch it. Identifying the structural cause behind what the patient is pointing at, and knowing when the answer is to treat nothing.

05

Complications

Recognizing vascular occlusion early, managing it, and the protocols and supplies you should have in the room before you ever need them.

06

Correction

Dissolving and rebuilding migrated, overfilled, or asymmetric work — including how to have that conversation with a patient who is upset.

Injection technique demonstration

Format

Built Around Your Practice.

Training is arranged individually rather than sold as a fixed course. Group size, duration, whether you train in this office or yours, and which areas you want to focus on are all discussed up front.

Tell Dr. Laura your license type, how long you've been injecting, and what you're trying to add to your practice, and she'll tell you what makes sense.

Questions

Common Questions

What license do I need?
Scope of practice for injectables varies by state and license type, and it is your responsibility to confirm what you are permitted to perform and under what supervision. Dr. Laura trains physicians, NPs, PAs, and RNs; contact her with your credentials and state and she'll advise on fit.
Do I need prior injecting experience?
This is advanced training, so it assumes a foundation. If you're brand new, say so when you inquire — the starting point will be different, and being honest about your level produces far better training.
Does this carry CE credit?
Ask when you inquire. Continuing education accreditation depends on your license type and state board, and shouldn't be assumed.
What does it cost?
Training is quoted individually based on format, duration, and group size. Send your details and you'll get a specific number.
Can you train my whole team?
Yes. Group training for a practice or med spa team can be arranged, including on-site. Mention the number of providers and their license types when you reach out.

Get in Touch

Tell Her Where You Are.

License type, injecting experience, and what you want to add. She'll tell you what training makes sense.