aesthetic  device training

Most device training happens in a hotel ballroom, once, before you ever touch a real patient. Then you go home and figure out the rest on your own.

I teach differently. I train the way I wish I had been trained: on the devices I actually run in my practice, with the settings, the patient selection, and the small judgment calls that make the difference between a good result and a great one.

What I cover

I focus on the technologies I use and trust at Intentional Self Aesthetics, including:

• BBL and Halo
• RF microneedling
• Plasma
• EmFace
• Attiva

For each one, we go past the manufacturer script. We talk about who is a good candidate and who is not, how to build a treatment plan, how to set expectations, and how to handle the moments that do not go to plan.

Who this is for

Physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants who want to add or sharpen device work and would rather learn from someone in the room with them than from a slide deck.

Interested?

Training runs in small groups so everyone gets hands-on time. Tell me what you want to learn and I will let you know what is coming up.