Botox® Refresher
Thursday, January 28, 2027
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Course Code:
453TL
Cost:
$625
Credits:
4
CE Hours
Standards evolve. Your training should too. This half-day didactic refresher is designed for practitioners who are already injecting and want to stay current. The same rigorous curriculum taught in the FACES Education full-day certification built entirely on established literature and the current standard of care updated weekly to reflect the latest developments in technique, safety, and best practices. No hands-on component. Just a focused, efficient update for the practicing injector who takes their clinical standards seriously. You'll leave current, informed, and ready to keep doing what you're already doing, only better.
Anatomically Based. Academically Rigorous. Scientifically Driven.®
REQUIRED: To enroll in these refresher courses, you must have completed at least six hours of the corresponding foundational course. The refresher course only covers theory and anatomy and does not include a hands-on treatment component. This is not a certification course. Proof of completion* of a foundational course that included live-patient injections is required for enrollment.
*PLEASE NOTE: Proof of completion includes a scanned certificate of completion or CE credit printout from an approved PACE, CERP, or CME provider.
Speakers
At the conclusion of this course the attendee should be able to:
- Discuss the mode of action of all current FDA approved neurotoxins
- Discuss initial dose recommendations for cosmetic and therapeutic indications covered in program
- Estimate dosing ranges for muscles of facial expression and TMJ (masseter and temporalis)
- Describe storage, handling and reconstitution for toxins

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