Our Entry to Aesthetics course has 2 options for timeframe to attend:

1 – This is run over 6 months with 10-day practical training. You can pay 50% 2 weeks before the start of your course and the rest will be split over 5 months.

2 – 12 weeks. 50% of payment is made 2 weeks before the start of your course and rest split over the 3 months.

Our course is designed to provide learners with the necessary knowledge and skills to pursue a career in the field of medical aesthetics. It covers a range of topics related to cosmetic treatments and procedures, focusing on both theoretical understanding and practical application. Let’s explore what you can expect to learn:

1. Anatomy and Physiology: The course begins with a detailed study of facial anatomy and the underlying structures. You’ll learn about the different layers of the skin, facial muscles, blood vessels, and nerves. This knowledge is crucial for understanding how cosmetic treatments work and ensuring safe and effective practice.

2. Facial Assessment and Consultation: You’ll learn how to assess a client’s face, identify areas of concern, and understand their aesthetic goals. The course will cover techniques for conducting consultations, managing client expectations, and creating personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs.

3. Skin Rejuvenation Techniques: The course may also include training in non-invasive skin rejuvenation procedures, such as chemical peels, micro-needling, mesotherapy, and other modalities aimed at improving skin texture, tone, and overall appearance. Or fat dissolve injections These techniques complement the use of injectables and provide comprehensive aesthetic treatment options. We will need to discuss your options and adjust the price accordingly. Cost starts at 2 injectable treatments plus chemical peels. 

You are mandated to do a Facials course and choose from:

Option A (2 max mandatories)

• Mesotherapy 
• Skin Boosters
• PDO mono threads
• Derma pen

Option B (1 included, others extra) 

• Chemical Peels 
• Fat Dissolve
• Microdermabrasion
• High Frequency Facial – Hydrafacial
• Microcurrent Facials – Non-surgical facelift
• Skin Specialist Facials (Acne, sun damaged and dehydrated)

Option C (2 max, mandataries) – For options 1&2 the theory will be started in month 1 and the practical observations, supervised only, will take place throughout the 6 months. Then on successful completion, you may potentially start doing the treatments independently.

• Botulinum Toxin (Anti-Wrinkle Injections): This part of the course focuses on the use of botulinum toxin type A injections to reduce wrinkles and lines. You’ll learn about the various products available, their mechanisms of action, and the injection techniques required for different facial areas. Emphasis will be placed on safety, dosage, and the management of potential complications.

• Dermal Fillers: This section covers the use of dermal fillers to restore volume, enhance facial contours, and reduce the signs of aging. You’ll learn about different types of fillers, their characteristics, and how to select the appropriate product for specific treatment goals. Practical training will be provided on injection techniques, including proper placement and depth.

• PRP; You will learn how to collect and process the client’s blood to extract the platelet-rich plasma, understand the application techniques for various skin concerns, and incorporate PRP therapy into comprehensive aesthetic treatment plans. The training emphasizes safety, proper treatment protocols, recognizing and managing complications, and providing aftercare instructions to optimize results. Upon completion, practitioners gain the skills to harness the regenerative potential of PRP and offer effective and customized treatments for skin rejuvenation, scar reduction, hair loss, and more. 

4. Managing Complications and Aftercare: A crucial aspect of the training involves understanding potential complications and adverse events that can arise from cosmetic treatments. You’ll learn how to recognize, prevent, and manage complications, as well as provide appropriate aftercare instructions to clients.

5. Legal and Ethical Considerations: The course will cover the legal and ethical aspects of aesthetic practice, including consent procedures, patient confidentiality, advertising regulations, and compliance with relevant guidelines and standards.

It’s important to note that the specific content and duration of a pathway to aesthetics course may vary dependent on options chosen. However, a comprehensive course aims to equip learners with the knowledge and practical skills needed to provide safe and effective aesthetic treatments.

If you’re considering pursuing a pathway to aesthetics course, it’s advisable to research reputable training providers that offer recognized qualifications or certifications. Additionally, make sure to familiarize yourself with the regulations governing aesthetic practice in the UK to ensure compliance with legal requirements. We provide CPD-accredited courses at Qualia and these are insurable as the practical element is delivered face-to-face.