Texas Laser and Aesthetics Training Academy

​The Neurotoxin (Botox + Dysport) Certification course at Texas Laser and Aesthetics Training Academy is an 8-hour in-person program designed to equip participants with the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for a career as a cosmetic injector. Taught by experienced healthcare professionals, the course combines comprehensive theoretical instruction with practical observation. The curriculum covers essential topics such as neurotoxin mechanisms, facial anatomy, injection techniques, and safety protocols. Participants will focus on mastering injection techniques for key facial regions, including the crow’s feet area (orbicularis oculi), the region between the eyebrows (corrugators and procerus), and the forehead (frontalis). A deep understanding of facial anatomy is emphasized to enhance the ability to assess patient suitability, identify injection sites, and mitigate potential risks. Students will also receive access to the GAIN portal provided by Galderma for additional resources. The hands-on component allows medical professionals to observe and perform neurotoxin procedures under the guidance of instructors, while non-medical professionals can observe these procedures to gain insights into proper techniques and patient interactions. All necessary products for the hands-on training are provided by the academy. Upon successful completion, participants receive a certification acknowledging their training. Please note that CE/CME credits are not currently offered for this course. Eligibility requirements include being a Physician, Physician Assistant, Nurse Practitioner, Registered Nurse, or Licensed Vocational Nurse for the hands-on component, while Estheticians are eligible for the observation-only option.

​The Tissue Filler Injectable Certification course at Texas Laser and Aesthetics Training Academy is an 8-hour in-person program designed to equip healthcare professionals with the fundamental skills necessary to offer hyaluronic acid tissue fillers in the mid-face and lips. The course begins with a 3-hour theoretical session led by experienced medical professionals, focusing on patient anatomy, vasculature, facial balance, and consultation techniques. Following the theoretical component, participants engage in hands-on practice by performing injections on live patients within a fully functioning med spa environment, with all necessary products provided by the academy. Eligibility for the hands-on component requires participants to be a Physician, Physician Assistant, Nurse Practitioner, Registered Nurse, or Licensed Vocational Nurse. Estheticians without a medical license may enroll to observe the hands-on procedures. Upon successful completion, participants receive a certification acknowledging their training. Please note that CE/CME credits are not currently offered for this course.