💉 Botulinum therapy: hands-on module for practitioners
Anatomy, marking and doses for the forehead, glabella and eye area, underarm hyperhidrosis, and what to do if a brow drops — in one day of supervised practice on models.
Botulinum therapy is the most common injectable procedure in aesthetics, and it is where mistakes show most: a heavy forehead, a dropped brow, asymmetry, a 'surprised' look. The cause is almost never the product — it is marking and dosing chosen without reading the anatomy of that particular face.
In one day you will go through facial muscle anatomy, dilution and dose calculation, then perform the procedures yourself on models: the upper third of the face (3 areas) and, where indicated, underarm hyperhidrosis. We work with the product the clinic uses — Botulax.
Anatomy and planning
- •Upper-face muscles: frontalis, procerus, corrugator, orbicularis oculi
- •Assessing expression at rest and in motion, asymmetry and brow position
- •Dilution and dose calculation by area
- •Indications, contraindications, informed consent and photo protocol
Technique on models
- •3 areas: forehead, glabella, crow's feet — marking and injection points
- •Depth and angle, correcting asymmetry
- •Underarm hyperhidrosis: starch-iodine test, marking, injection
- •Overview of extended areas: platysma ('Nefertiti')
- •Dives BTX Lifting — a peptide alternative for patients who decline botulinum toxin
Safety and complications
- •Brow and eyelid ptosis: prevention and correction
- •Asymmetry and under-correction: follow-up review and touch-up
- •Aftercare advice for the patient
- •Combining with laser, biorevitalisation and fillers: order and intervals
What you will be able to do
- ✅Read facial expression anatomy and plan marking for each face
- ✅Perform botulinum therapy of the 3 upper-face areas independently
- ✅Know the protocol for underarm hyperhidrosis
- ✅Prevent and correct typical complications
How the training works
Tell us about your training and experience. We match the module and level and agree the dates.
Indications, contraindications, choosing the handpiece and laser settings, choosing the product and injection technique.
You perform the procedures yourself on models selected by the clinic and models you bring yourself (your friends and relatives), supervised by a doctor who reviews every step.
A final review of mistakes and the combined plan. You receive a Paramed certificate of completion of the practical module.
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The module techniques are the same ones our doctors perform for patients every day.
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Apply for training
Tell us about your training and experience — we will send the programme, dates and price.
FAQ
How long is the module?
One day: anatomy, marking and dose calculation in the morning, then practice on models and a final review.
Do I need injection experience?
You need a medical background and basic cosmetology training. If you already do botulinum therapy, we focus on difficult anatomy, asymmetry and correcting complications.
How much does the training cost?
Price on request: it depends on the module, the format (one-to-one or small group) and the number of practical procedures. Message us on WhatsApp and we will send the programme and the price.
What document will I receive?
A Paramed certificate of completion of the practical module, listing the topic and the techniques practised. It documents practical training at the clinic; it does not replace a medical degree and is not a licence to practise medicine.
Who can enrol?
The modules are designed for practitioners with a medical background who have already completed basic cosmetology training. Before enrolling we check your training and experience and match the level.
Is there practice on live models?
Yes, that is the core of every module. You perform the procedures yourself on models selected by the clinic and models you bring yourself (your friends and relatives), and a doctor supervises every step — from choosing the settings to aftercare.
Can I join if I trained somewhere else?
Yes — the modules were created precisely for practitioners who trained elsewhere but lack confidence in practice. We do not repeat basic theory; we work on technique and protocols.
What language is the training in?
Russian or Azerbaijani, as you prefer. Ask us about English.
Training takes place at Paramed clinic, 47 Feyzulla Gasimzade St, Baku. Our doctors