Upon successful completion of this Botox training New York course and practice on a live patient or a simulated head, you will have the necessary skills to:

• Complete a thorough patient evaluation for therapeutic or aesthetic Botox suitability
• Assess patient needs and consult with them on Botox and dermal fillers
• Appreciate when treatments are best and when they are not recommended
• Locate the right facial and neck sites for injections and then select the right depth in each location
• Understand pharmacology and physiology related to treatment with injectables
• Understand how combining Botox with dermal fillers can create the best results for many patients
• Comprehend how botulinum toxin is used for face pain, TMD, migraines, parafunctional clenching and other similar conditions as well as bruxism
• Be acquainted with how to use Botox for mouth lifting, preventing cheilitis, smoothing out lips, getting rid of smoker lines, improving toothy smiles and more
• Know the best dilutions for every cosmetic or therapeutic use of Botox
• Deal with and prevent adverse reactions
• Sell and get paid for services related to Botox
• Document patient interactions and complete required consent forms
• Understand what malpractice insurance is recommended and how this course helps with qualifying
• And much more

When you select Botox training New York doctors, dentists and other medical pros can depend on from Dentox, you have the unique opportunity to perfect your skills in the presence of Dr. Katz, a true legend in the field and the course’s primary trainer. There is no one better to lead you into this new aspect of your career.

Optional cost for materials: Hands-on practice materials are included, however to replace saline with Fillers or Botox, students are allowed to bring in their own product, or request that Dentox purchase materials for them (Fillers start at $350 / syringe, Botox at $650 / 100 units).

This course also includes:

• details on the most recent FDA-approved uses of Dysport, Xeomin and Botox
• selling treatments effectively and then getting paid
• enhancing your bottom line by building your practice
• building relationships so patients will recommend you
• charting satisfactorily in less than 30 seconds
• and much more.

Completing this course will teach you how to eliminate marionette lines, smoker’s lines, nasolabial lines and many other aesthetic issues of the face. All necessary materials are provided, included necessary anesthetics and 5 cc disposable syringes.

Specifics during this dermal fillers training New York that you will be taught include:

• Administering just the right amount of anesthesia prior to treatment for the least tissue distortion and inflammation
• Creating natural lips that match their smile and make the face as a whole look better
• Visualizing and diagnosing so you can understand how a patient can be helped with dermal fillers and related products
• Preventing mistaken techniques that create duck lips, fish lips or clown lips
• Choosing the best materials for every job for the best results without adverse reactions
• Fixing your mistakes and mistakes made by other people
• Correctly using dermal fillers that contain lidocaine powder
• Sculpting with dermal fillers for the best face possible
• And a lot more.

Included in this dermal fillers training New York medical professionals can depend on are details on how to select patients who can get good benefit from dermal fillers, including those who do not yet require a facelift. You will learn that the very best patient is the one who needs very little treatment to get great results. The patients who need the least will benefit the most can become your best customers, as you will learn.

Conquer Nerve Blocking With Expert Training

Our founder and lead trainer Dr. Howard Katz has more than 40 years of experience with patients and as a researcher and innovator. He is a proven expert in blocking the motor nerves of the face as well as restoring function to impaired nerves. Interestingly, he’s the only human mentioned on the patents for products aimed at both turning nerves on (Oraverse) and turning them off (Botox).

During this neuromodulator course section in New York, Dr. Katz will personally teach you his foolproof method of anesthetizing patient faces accurately and in seconds with much lower risk of injury than with other anesthetics and none of the distortion of the injection area that’s associated with other products and techniques.

When you use topical epidermal anesthetic ointments, effectiveness takes 7 to 10 minutes and complete pain blocking is not guaranteed. Using fillers with added or built-in anesthetic salts works fine, but these products cost you much more than filler products that don’t have anesthetic in them.

When you use other nerve blocking methods, results can last for hours, but the technique included in this module of our New York Botox and dermal fillers training program works instantly and wears off quickly without distorting the injection area. You save time and money while your patient gets better results they will surely love.

As a bonus, during the nerve blocking training portion of our course in New York, Dr. Katz will also teach you his needling and anesthetic protocols for neck pain used in conjunction with Botox for migraine.

A Smarter, Better Way To Do Fillers

We include training on nerve blocking as part of our New York injectables program because of its important association with dermal fillers. You can treat filler patients quicker and without pain or distortion from anesthesia when you use our nerve blocking method. The Dentox technique is unique in part because it uses our own ultra-short, ultra-fine needles to eradicate side effects that include injection pain, bypassing or missing the best injection site and trauma to the eyes and other sites. We also promote and teach the use of much smaller amounts of anesthetic than with other techniques for reduced distortion and better filler injection accuracy.

Specific examples of how nerve blocking can be used successfully include these two:

• You can block the infraorbital nerve below the eye using our ultrashort needles for instant anesthesia that impacts the lower eyelid, middle of the cheek, side of the nose and part of the upper lip – all common locations where injectables are used.
• You can block the mental nerve in the vestibule above the chin to numb the lower lips and chin for painless injections for enhancing the chin or improving marionette lines, lower lips and pre-jowl sulcus.

Additionally, nerve blocking can be used for other purposes that reach beyond injectables. For example, you can painlessly treat trauma in some cases by blocking the inferior alveolar nerve.

Quick And Thorough New York Nerve Blocking Training

As part of our New York Botox and dermal filler training program, Dr. Katz offers complete instruction on nerve blocking and how to use it for better patient satisfaction. Details included in this New York nerve blocking course module include the best anesthesia products for the least side effects as well as injection sites and depths. Armed with this training, you can increase patient comfort and speed the injectables process, a win-win for you and your clients.

Patients who have had filler treatments in the past may have found them painful – or they may have heard about filler pain from others. Your ability to offer quicker, pain-free dermal filler injections will help you stand out from competitors, bring in new patients and keep them coming back. In a crowded marketplace, that edge can be vital.

While nerve block side effects can include infection and bleeding at the site, this Dentox training includes details of techniques and procedures for minimizing these problems plus unintended impacts to swallowing, eyelids and more.

This unique nerve blocking New York training is new and exclusive to Dentox and is among the multiple methods we provide for increasing revenue and better satisfying patients. Set yourself apart using this and other information from our concise, precise New York Botox and dermal filler training.

Note: Necessary supplies are included in the course fee.  Students who wish to purchase additional materials will need to bring proof of malpractice insurance and their license. The course may be altered to comply with local and state regulations.