Dermal Filler Training Manual

Dermal Filler Training Manual

Contents 

• Overview 
• HEE Report 

• Introduction to Dermal Filler 
• Injections – Depth and Technique 
• Different types of Adverse Effect that could potentially occur 
• How to manage and minimize adverse effects of Dermal Filler 
• Dermal Filler aftercare 

Dermal Filler Training Manual Overview 

This course will provide students with the theoretical and practical knowledge to be able to administer dermal fillers to treatment areas, legally and safely. 

The theoretical aspects will include the anatomy and physiology, injection techniques along with the risks. 

The above will underpin the ability to conduct all practical facilitated training at your company.

Note: Students must have completed NVQ level 3 beauty therapy with electrolysis and/or IPL or have medical qualifications experience of working with needles. 

Dermal Filler Treatment

Dermal Fillers are injectable treatments used to improve facial volume loss or wrinkles. They can be used alone or as an adjunct treatment to enhance your natural appearance. The dermal filler training manual will provide you with information about how to select the right product, perform injections safely, and achieve optimal results.

The Dermal Filler Training Manual is a comprehensive guide that covers all aspects of dermal fillers including:

What is a dermal filler?

How do they work?

What types of dermal fillings are there?

Which products should I use for my specific needs?

How do I choose which dermal filler is best suited for me?

What are the risks involved with dermal fillings?

Dermal Fillers: What They Are, Types, Benefits & Side Effects

Dermal fillers are noninvasive treatments that smooth out wrinkles, plump lips, and enhance facial features. They’re used to treat aging skin and restore youthful appearance. Dermal fillers are injected directly into the face, usually under the eyes, cheeks, nose, chin, and forehead.

There are many different types of dermal filler treatments. The most common include Juvederm Ultra Plus (Restylane), Restylane Silk, Voluma, Radiesse, Sculptra, Belotero, Perlane, Teosyal, and others. Each treatment works differently, depending on the type of product used and where it is placed.

Some dermal fillers are designed to last longer than others. Some may be temporary, while others may need repeated injections over several months.

When deciding which dermal filler to use, consider your goals, lifestyle, and budget. Ask yourself these questions:

• What are my goals? Do I want a long-lasting result or a quick fix?

• Is this treatment right for me? Are there any side effects?

• Am I willing to pay for this procedure?

• Will this treatment work for me?

• Can I afford this treatment?

 

What are the types of dermal fillers?

There are various types of dermal fillings. Some use synthetic (manufactured) material, whereas others use fat from your own bodies. These procedures are called autologous fat grafts.

The types of off-the-shelf fillers include:

Hyaluronic acid (HA)

Calcium HApate (CaHA) is a type of filler that acts similar to calcium carbonate. It lasts for roughly one (1) calendar years. Health care professionals typically use hyaluronic acid (CaHA) filler for deep wrinkles. Examples of CaHA Fillers Include Radiesse®, Juvederm Ultra

PLLA is a substance that helps your skin produce its own collagen. Health care professionals often use PLLA to smooth out deep lines on your face. You may notice significant improvements after two years or longer. For instance, types of PLLA fillings include Sculptra®,

Dermal filler treatment

If you decide to go ahead with a dermal filler treatment, ask your doctor to recommend a reputable clinic. Make sure the clinic uses only FDA-approved products and follows strict safety protocols. Also, find out whether the clinic offers free consultations and post-treatment care.

Once you’ve decided on a dermal filler treatment plan, schedule your appointment at a reputable clinic. Your dermatologist will perform a thorough examination and discuss your options. He or she will help you select the appropriate dermal filler based on your needs, preferences, and budget.

Afterward, you’ll receive instructions on how to prepare for your injection. Then, you’ll meet with your doctor again to review your results. Afterward, you’ll return to the office for additional treatments as needed.

Dermal fillers are used to enhance facial features, smooth out wrinkles, and restore volume lost due to aging. Dermal fillers are injected directly into the skin to create fuller lips, smoother cheeks, and plumper eyelids. They’re safe and effective, but there are some things you should know before getting them done.

First, dermal filler injections aren’t permanent solutions. They last anywhere from 6 months to 2 years, depending on the type of filler you receive. Second, dermal fillers can be expensive. The average cost ranges between $1,000-$3,500 per treatment. Third, not everyone who receives dermal fillers looks great after the procedure. Some patients may experience swelling, bruising, redness, itching, or pain.

If you decide to go ahead with this cosmetic enhancement, make sure you understand the risks involved. Ask your doctor about any side effects you may encounter. Also ask him/her about alternative treatments.