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aesthetic skin complete
The Aesthetic Skin Complete course is designed for Doctors and Nurses that wish to have the skills to treat the skin holistically.
It combines;
- injectable cosmetics
- medical micro-needling
- chemical skin peels
- cosmeceutical topical skin therapy
- laser
- intense pulsed light
The Skin Complete course provides the perfect foundation for nurses or doctors wanting to be more than an injector. Combining clinically proven treatments and core dermal science to practice ethically and confidently within the growing aesthetics sector.
a course that understands your education
You know aesthetic medicine is growing year on year, after all, it is why you are here and looking at this course. Entering aesthetics through ATAI means you have access to sector leading medical devices just like the Exceed Micro-Needling device, the first FDA approved pen for treating scar tissue.
Medically targeted course content
Evidence base aesthetic medicine might be a sector of the beauty industry, but it is not beauty therapy. Course content is rigorously researched, what is taught at ATAI always has an evidence base for treatments that produce a dermal structural change, unlike beauty therapy which is purely cosmetic.
Dr. Sarah Marie Nicholson
MB BCh BAO (Hons), LRSCI & LRCPI, MRCPI
Subject matter expert
Subject matter expert
customise your course
Our course includes laser and intense pulsed light, the foundation qualification to then further specialise your skills into vascular concerns, pigmentation, or fractional laser. Laser & Light can also be removed from the course depending on your intentions in the sector.
Injectables should often be the last procedure not the first
While injectable cosmetics provide outstanding and often as is the case with dermal filler immediate results, the overall visual enhancement is only as good as the canvas. If the client’s skin is in poor health, UV damage, a lacklustre appearance, suffering from skin conditions then often the patient’s satisfaction is also lacking. Injectable cosmetics should be the final touch to the client’s appearance, not the first step. This inside-out approach, addressing skin health first to lift the patient’s skin to optimal skin health can be viewed as best practices in aesthetic care.
Apart from the increased client satisfaction it also provides the practitioner with a more billable skillset and a much more employable set of skills. Clients today are looking for practitioners that can address all their skin concerns not just provide injectables. For nurses looking for employment in specialist skin clinics, employers are looking for skin specialists that can offer more than injectables. Skin care specialists are highly sought after in the industry and as nurses and doctors, you can provide a unique remit of skills that set you apart from general therapists.
Laura Martin, RN
Aesthetics Clinical Lead
injectables training with ATAI
Since our launch into injectable cosmetics training, ATAI has quickly become the prefered educational partner for many doctors and nurses. Our commitment to quality training, our use of modern online learning aids and exceptional trainers provides an engaging and memorable learning experience.
- Taught by doctors & nurses
- We only train qualified healthcare professionals
- Help with product purchasing
- Deep theory & practical training structure
- CPD Accredited
- Unlimited practical clinics
level 7 training
ATAI is the only college in Ireland with a long course structure training to a level 7 standard. All theory content is delivered through online learning. We offer unlimited practical clinic days, our aim is your confidence and competence. Our course is Hamilton Fraser approved and CPD verified. When you learn with ATAI your qualification can travel with you.
FAQ
We try and be as flexible as possible and we are well used to working with doctors and nurses that have to juggle HSE rosters.
ATAI is the only medical and non-medical aesthetic training college in Ireland. Courses specifically designed for HCP’s that are wanting to enter the aesthetic beauty sector. Our practical focus within a clinical environment is unique in Ireland; compare our course options to any provider in Dublin and discover for yourself that the only thing missing from ATAI is YOU.
How much is the Skin Complete course?
The total course fees are €7000. if you are a nurse and intend to stay in Ireland and only wish to study Dermal Fillers removing the Botox® training then the course is €6000.
How long will the course take to complete?
On average delegates take between three months to 6 months to complete the course. Course length greatly varies depending on the time you can allocate to the online learning of the theory component. Practical training days is approximately 18, although we do not place a limit on the number of practical clinic days you are able to take.
Do you have a payment plan?
Yes, we understand it can be difficult to pay the cost of education up front. On booking the course a non-refundable deposit of €500 is taken; from there on the foundation day, we require a balance of 50% of the course fee. After that, you are able to pay the balance of the course throughout the course duration.
Who is able to attend this course?
This course is open to Doctors, Nurses, Dentists, and selected allied health and medical professionals that reside or practice outside of Ireland, i.e. Pharmacists, Dental Hygienists, Paramedics.
I am a beauty therapist can I attend this course?
Sorry due to insurance protocols and the problem of beauty therapy being an unregulated qualification, we are unable to facilitate training for beauty therapists.
Is there a practical component to the course?
Yes, the course is structured with the delivery of theory of approximately 113 hours through our virtual learning environment. In addition, the practical days see you observing injectable treatment plus hands-on administering of dermal fillers and Botox for those taking the combined Botox and Dermal filler course. There are also practical days for skin peels, micro-needling, laser and light. ATAI has a strong focus on practical skills training.
Do I need to bring my own model?
No, we provide all models for the practical component of the course. If you do wish to bring along a model, please let us know at the time of enrolment.
Do I need my own insurance?
No, our insurance covers you on the practical treatment days. Once you have qualified you will, of course, need to organise your insurance to practice.
Can I practice after attending this course?
Yes, if you pass all components of the foundation course in dermal fillers it complies with all insurance needs.
We offer two versions of this course
- A combined Botox®/Dermal Filler with Skin Rejuvenation €7000
- Only Dermal Filler with Skin Rejuvenation €6000
While nurses are able to study the combined course and work outside of Ireland with Botox® some people have no plans on leaving or working outside of Ireland, if that is the case for you then you can study the Dermal Filler version of the course.
Remember you can always customise the course, you can remove dermal fillers or Botox®, remove laser & light, you can add in therapies like Radio Frequency or blemish removal with cryotherapy. Talk to us today and we can customise your education to match your aspirations within the sector.
