Calcium hydroxyapatite, classified as a tissue stimulant, deserves its own full course due to its unique mode of action and filling properties.

Its administration method differs from that of hyaluronic acid or other tissue stimulators, and its indications and recommended areas of use also vary.

Calcium hydroxyapatite is primarily used to enhance cheekbones, chin, and jawline, anywhere bone tissue is. It should not be used in areas such as nasolabial folds or tear troughs, as it may result in irreversible complications. Careful timing must be observed when using it in conjunction with other preparations. Theoretical knowledge is crucial when working with calcium hydroxyapatite, as it can provide wonderful, long-lasting, natural effects but is associated with a high risk of complications from improper application. Proper techniques are also critical. All these topics will be covered in our course to best prepare you for treating patients.

You will also learn about contraindications and other important aspects of the treatment.

Upon completion of the course, you will receive an e-book training script, a printable participation certificate, and a starter pack of social media graphics to promote your new service.