AesthetIQ Institute

If you're a medical professional looking to build confidence and skill in neurotoxin injections, the AesthetIQ Institute’s Neurotoxin Training Workshop is a focused, hands-on experience designed just for you. This one-day course combines around 12 hours of online pre-clinical learning with a full day of in-person training that’s all about real-world application. You'll learn how to assess patients, understand facial anatomy, and safely and effectively inject neurotoxins to treat common areas like the forehead, glabella, crow’s feet, masseters, chin, and neck. The hands-on day includes treating multiple live models with real product (which is fully provided), so you'll leave with experience you can immediately apply in practice. Safety is a major focus, too—you'll be trained in how to recognize and manage potential complications with confidence. What makes this course stand out is the individual attention you get—class sizes are limited to just three students, so you’ll receive personalized coaching throughout the day.

The AesthetIQ Institute's Injector Certification Program is designed for licensed medical professionals (BSN, RN, LPN, MD, DDS, DMD, or equivalent) who are ready to build confidence and skill in both neuromodulators and dermal fillers. You'll start with 16 hours of online learning you can do at your own pace, followed by three intensive days of in-person, hands-on training. You'll work with real products, all provided, and treat live models under the guidance of experienced instructors, so you get true, practical experience. Class sizes are small so you’ll get personalized attention and time to practice. By the end of the course, you'll be comfortable treating areas like the forehead, glabella, and crow’s feet with neuromodulators, and adding volume to lips, cheeks, and folds with dermal fillers. You'll also walk away with a Certificate of Completion from a Minnesota Licensed Private Career School. This program is designed to meet the needs of healthcare professionals looking to expand into aesthetics—just be sure to check your state’s requirements for practice.