Botulinum toxin is primarily used in aesthetic medicine today, but it was originally used for therapeutic purposes in neurology. In this course, we focus on the therapeutic uses of neurotoxin that can be applied in an aesthetic medicine clinic.

You’ll learn about the treatment of bruxism, migraines, asymmetry after strokes or nerve palsies, and how to prepare abdominal muscles for surgery to eliminate separation.

A significant portion of the course focuses on hyperhidrosis, teaching you how to identify the receptors responsible for sweating and reduce their activity on the hands, feet, and armpits.

In addition to the practical application, we also cover theoretical topics that will prepare you for working with patients, including the mechanism of action of botulinum toxin, possible complications, and contraindications.

You’ll receive a training script in the form of an e-book, a certificate of participation ready to print, and a starter pack of social media graphics to help you advertise your new service.