As more and more Aesthetic practitioners offer Botox, Dermal Fillers, and more advanced procedures, the amount of complications and adverse.
About this Event

Highlighting Aesthetic Complication Management

One often overlooked or minimized area in aesthetics should instead be highlighted and studied closely. Empire Medical Training has created a comprehensive program designed to thoroughly train Aesthetic Practitioners with detailed information, techniques, and protocols to master the treatment of adverse effects and complications. This program provides practitioners with methods to prevent adverse reactions, which are most commonly operator-dependent and technique-specific.

Even the best injectors, regardless of their expert training and experience, will encounter complications in their patients. If you are treating enough aesthetic patients, you need to have this level of expertise under your belt.

The objective of Empire’s Complication Management program is to enable physicians and healthcare practitioners to gain a high degree of confidence in treating their patients with the most common aesthetic injectable techniques, specifically Botox, Dermal Fillers, Sclerotherapy, and PDO Threads. These aesthetic procedures are the most common and, therefore, performed most frequently, increasing the likelihood of developing an adverse reaction.

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Anti-Aging Medicine Training

Unlike other training programs, this one does not recite theory from a textbook or discuss obscure theoretical complications. Instead, it provides you with training in "real-world" and statistically relevant complications that occur and effective methods to treat such conditions.

Physician Instructors: As with all Empire Medical Training courses, this course is instructed by practicing and highly experienced physicians who specialize in aesthetics and are practice owners. When learning topics that will affect your career and have such a dramatic impact on patient outcomes, would you trust this level of training with a less qualified instructor?

Complication Management for Injectables - Agenda

8:30AM–9:00AM

Registration

9:00AM–9:15AM

Introduction by Empire Medical Training and Physician Instructor
Overview of Course (What you will learn)
Review of Agenda/Objectives

9:15AM–10:15AM

Review Pertinent Facial and Body Venous Anatomy
Review Indications for Facial Filler or Body Contouring Procedures, including absolute and relative contraindications of treatment
Present various avoidance approaches for the most commonly asked facial and body concerns of patients with dermal fillers
Review dilution and injection protocols for hyaluronidase and possible indications for aesthetic or medical use
Review advanced protocols for granulomas, including identification and treatment regimen

10:15AM–10:30AM

Break

10:30AM–11:15AM

Specific Injection Techniques for Botox Injections and avoiding common aesthetic complications
Review medical complications and adverse events, corrective protocols, and standard of care needed for correction, including Medic*tion management
Review how to manage various Botox-related asymmetries and proper placement to correct aesthetic poor outcomes

11:15AM–12:15PM

Review and identify sclerotherapy complications, whether transient or permanent, including serious medical complications associated with the procedure
Review each of the possible complications, corrective measures, and understanding the cause-effect of these adverse events
Review expectant management of results with patients and supplies needed to address possible complications, as well as patient compliance

12:15PM–12:30PM

Break

12:30PM–1:00PM

Review and identify aesthetic complications in relation to PDO Thread placement and corrective actions to be taken
Detailed explanation of each corrective procedure and possible supplies needed for each indication

1:00PM–1:15PM