Neurotoxin Training in Boston

You must be a licensed doctor, physician’s assistant, nurse, or other licensed medical professional to enroll in the training course. You will need to provide your transcripts for your relevant medical degree(s) to complete enrollment.

During the course, you will learn both academic and practical techniques for administering Botox and other neurotoxin injections. Once you have completed and passed the training course, then you will be awarded your certificate of completion in neurotoxins.

Since Botox was FDA-approved for aesthetic medicine in 2002, it and other neurotoxins have completely altered how society approaches cosmetic treatments for aging. Along with Botox, Dysport and Xeomin are types of purified forms of botulinum toxin A specifically marketed for cosmetic use. As a result, neurotoxins have proven effective at producing consistent results and high levels of patient satisfaction. Even better, there is no need for long recovery times associated with more expensive, traditional plastic surgery.

By choosing Aesthetic Mentor™ for advanced training in aesthetic medical techniques and procedures, your investment will expand beyond the classroom. This is because Aesthetic Mentor™ offers ongoing support and resources in the form of CME, safety, compliYes, this course is specifically designed for licensed medical professionals, including physicians, nurses, physician assistants, and dentists. It covers clinical anatomy, neurotoxin pharmacology, patient consultation, and injection safety—all tailored to providers who are adding neurotoxins like Botox, Xeomin, or Dysport to their scope of practice.ance, business leadership development, employment assistance, and access to both professional and patient marketing tools.

If you find you are becoming frustrated as a healthcare provider due to lessening insurance reimbursements, or you’re a medical practitioner, such as a nurse searching for personal and financial freedom, the addition of aesthetic treatments can provide a large increase in revenue streams while also satisfying patient needs.

To get certified, you must be a licensed medical professional—such as an RN, NP, PA, MD, or dentist—and complete a CME-accredited neurotoxin training course. Aesthetic Mentor™’s Boston-based Botox training program is a CME-accredited course that offers both didactic and hands-on instruction, giving you the foundational knowledge, injection techniques, and safety skills necessary to provide treatments confidently and competently.

Yes, this course is specifically designed for licensed medical professionals, including physicians, nurses, physician assistants, and dentists. It covers clinical anatomy, neurotoxin pharmacology, patient consultation, and injection safety—all tailored to providers who are adding neurotoxins like Botox, Xeomin, or Dysport to their scope of practice.

Our neurotoxin CME course is taught by Dr. Joseph Russo, a Harvard-trained plastic surgeon with over 30 years of experience. With a 2:1 student-to-educator ratio and live patient model training, students gain hands-on experience in a supportive environment. Plus, we offer post-course resources like business development and employment assistance, which most programs don’t.

Yes. Understanding facial anatomy is a cornerstone of our neurotoxin certification program. You’ll learn which muscles affect facial expression and how to safely target them for aesthetic results—reducing the risk of complications and improving patient satisfaction.

Yes. Safe practice is a core part of our training. The course includes instruction on how to identify, prevent, and manage side effects and complications. Learning how to address issues such as asymmetry, ptosis, or bruising is crucial for responsible, high-quality aesthetic care.

You’ll receive 6 hours of supervised clinical training on live models, with direct feedback from expert instructors

Yes. Our physician Introduction to Neurotoxins training is ideal for non-core doctors looking to expand their offerings or transition into aesthetic medicine. Adding neurotoxin treatments to your medical practice can improve patient retention, increase revenue, and help reduce dependency on insurance-based care.