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Safety with Dermal Fillers - Online Course

Elevate your clinical practice with our intensive safety course designed specifically for Doctors and Registered Nurses. Dermal filler safety is now mandated education from AHPRA - Section 9 of the new guidelines.

We use Thinkific Course Software for this online course

Sample Lecture - Mike Clague

sample tongue occlusion.mp4

Sample Lecture - Prof Goodman

aspiration sample.mp4
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Why should i do this course?
 
When a filler complication happens AHPRA will ask you where you got your training?

Section 9 of the new AHPRA guidelines demands that we have current education in medical aesthetics.

S9.1 - You are responsible for complication management training.

S9.2 - You are responsible for ensuring your training is sufficient for the procedure and the care that follows .
 

Vascular occlusion. Blindness. Delayed onset nodules.

These are the "likely complications" the guidelines are talking about. Knowing how to inject is not the standard anymore. Knowing how to recognise, prevent and manage what goes wrong is.
 

And it's not a one-off box to tick
 

This course is 15 hours of CPD - in medical aesthetics. With a certificate.
 

Learn from two experienced lecturers who teach at Monash University

Together they co-teach Monash University's 3-Month Intensive Short Course in patient suitability, governance, compliance and ethics.
 

Watch the sample lectures above. 

You need to perform this training yearly, just like CPR..

Curriculum: 14 Lecture Topics

1. Introduction to Dermal Filler Safety

2. Patient Registration Form

3. Blindess and Dermal fillers

4. Recognising Vascular Occlusions

5. Temple Filler

6. Choke Vessels and VO's

7. Delayed Onset Nodules

8. Aspiration

9. Selfie Medicine

10. Cerebral Infarction

11. Dissolving Different HA's

12. Tongue Occlusions and Chin Filler

13. BONUS - Ethics of advertising 

14. Bonus - Microneedling with Topical Insulin

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