APT Injection Training offers a wide range of Botox and dermal filler training and certification courses that are open for all registered medical practitioners, including, in general,  doctors, registered nurses, registered practical nurses, nurse practitioners, and dentists. Each province or state has a specific list of medical professionals whose scope of practice includes aesthetic injectables, so if you don’t find yourself on the above list, please contact us for more information. Depending on your injecting experience, APT Injection Training has a customized Botox training course for appropriate individuals interested in building a career in medical aesthetics.

APT utilizes a balance of online pre-course material classroom instruction and hands-on injection training. We believe that this approach gives our students the best opportunity to read, learn and consolidate theoretical knowledge before attending the hands-on Botox training session where the focus is on practical skills.

We use a strict 2:1 trainee to trainer ratio in all of our hands-on training settings. This allows our students to get the most out of their training, with intimate access to their trainers to learn and ask questions. It provides maximum safety and comfort for our models and ensures all learner questions and concerns are answered.

In Canada, only licensed medical physicians, nurse practitioners( depending on province) and  dental surgeons  that have received botox® training may inject botox® independently. Registered nurses (RN) or practical nurses (RPN) who have completed toxin injection courses are also eligible to administer botox® cosmetic treatments under the supervision and recommendation of a physician or nurse practitioner ( depending on the province).

In 2017, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons revealed that botox® treatment is the most frequently performed minimally invasive cosmetic medical procedure with around 7.23 million procedures in that year  in the United States alone. The demands for botox® and cosmetic injectors are expected to increase every year.