Are you thinking of pursuing a new career in the new year?
How about pursuing an exciting path within the world of aesthetic medicine?
Benefits of a career in aesthetics:
Increased income
Flexible hours, work to suit you
Become your own boss
Join a network of passionate individuals
Change lives with non-surgical treatments, helping your patients to feel confident
Apply your existing medical knowledge and anatomy understanding
Plus so many more!
We are delighted to announce our London Training Centre and Clinic is now CQC registered!
With this new registration the company can now provide training for CQC regulated activities for Aesthetics including thread lifting and minor operations led by Clinical Director Mr Adrian Richards.
You may be reading this because you have completed your Foundation training (congratulations) or you are planning your training journey for the future, either way in this blog we will outline the available routes to take after your Foundation training!
It was a pleasure to once again be exhibiting at CCR 2021 on October 14th & 15th along with our Medical Director Mr Adrian Richards taking to the stage to discuss key industry topics.
What is CCR?
CCR is the UK’s leading conference and exhibition for the surgical and non-surgical medical aesthetic communities. At the heart of CCR’s ethos is ‘raising industry standards’ and as such CCR brings together the world’s leading practitioners to share and learn best-practice, discover the latest clinical developments and source new products from leading global brands. CCR 2021 will be the most eagerly anticipated event in the UK medical aesthetics calendar.
Have you ever thought about lip filler? Maybe you want to add more volume, definition or to help fix asymmetry?
Become a Cosmetic Courses Model to receive highly discounted treatment by medical professionals across our award-winning UK clinics.
Lip Filler Treatment
Lip filler is a treatment where dermal filer is injected into the lip area to add volume and definition. Lots of patients think lip filler is a one size fits all treatment and everyone will come out with large swollen looking lips. This is not the case, not with us. Each patient is treated individually and holistically, meaning we look at the whole face and create lips that compliment your features. Some of the most life changing results can be from the smallest amounts of filler, if placed correctly.
The Botulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) Act 2021 makes it a criminal offence to make arrangements for, or administer botulinum toxin and cosmetic fillers to persons under the age of 18 years old, enforced by a local authority regulatory regime.
A person or business who commits an offence is liable on summary conviction to an unlimited fine.
The aesthetics industry is getting more and more popular, with the chance to change lives, apply your medical knowledge to a new highly profitable field and become your own boss to name a few perks. At Cosmetic Courses we have trained over 20000 delegates within the art and safety of aesthetics. Each delegate we take the time to get to know, understanding their experience, their goals, and their expectations to create a training journey fit for them.
Recently at Cosmetic Courses we have seen an influx of Platelet Rich Plasma training course enquiries. As with any course, it’s important to do your research before booking on especially when it comes to the products the course is using. The world of PRP is vast and should not be seen as a one size fits all treatments. Multiple courses are needed to cover the different areas such as hair, face, and body along with understanding different client needs and managing expectations.
There are many different aspects to look out for when booking your lip filler course from trainer experience to aftercare support. In this blog we will highlight some top points to take into mind when embarking on your lip filler training courses.
Recently the aesthetics industry has been hitting the headlines, with the demand for non-surgical treatments soaring, the push for regulation continues.
APPG (All-Party Parliamentary Regulation Group) has released their report on what the government can do to help regulate this fast-growing industry where anyone can administer advanced aesthetics.
The report covers 17 recommendations and is categorised into six topics, Legal Definitions, Standards and Qualifications, Regulation and Enforcement, Ethics and Mental Health, Insurance, Social Media and Advertising.
