Botox Certification & Training Courses Nationwide

Botox certification courses typically start at $1,899 for a comprehensive one-day program in most US cities. New York City courses start at $2,049 due to premium venue costs. The Combo Botulinum Toxin + Dermal Filler Training course starts at $3,798, providing significant savings compared to enrolling in each course separately. Advanced programs and specialty courses range from $1,899 to $5,449 depending on the topic and duration. Early registration discounts and promotional pricing are frequently available -- call 866-261-5164 for current offers.

Licensed medical professionals including physicians (MD and DO), nurse practitioners (NP/ARNP), physician assistants (PA-C), registered nurses (RN and BSN), dentists (DDS and DMD), and other qualified healthcare providers are eligible to attend. Some courses may also be available to medical residents and fellows. Specific eligibility may vary based on individual state scope-of-practice regulations. If you are unsure whether you qualify, contact us at 866-261-5164 and we will verify your eligibility.

Yes, absolutely. All aesthetic injection courses include dedicated hands-on clinical training with live patient models. This is a fundamental differentiator from online-only or lecture-only programs. Students practice injection techniques under the direct supervision of board-certified physician instructors in small group settings, typically with a student-to-instructor ratio that ensures personalized guidance. The live patient experience is critical for developing the muscle memory, confidence, and clinical judgment needed for safe, effective aesthetic practice.

The number of AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits varies by course. Single-day courses such as Botulinum Toxin Training or Dermal Filler Training typically provide 7 to 8 CME credits. Multi-day comprehensive programs can offer 15 or more credits. The Combo Botox + Filler course provides credits for both components. All credits are nationally recognized and accepted by state medical boards, specialty boards, and hospital credentialing committees. You will receive your CME certificate on the day of training.

Yes. Most introductory and intermediate-level courses are structured as intensive one-day programs that run from morning through late afternoon. You will receive your Certificate of Completion, CME credits, and all course materials on the same day. The one-day format is specifically designed for busy medical professionals who cannot afford extended time away from their practices. Some advanced and specialty courses, such as the Facial Anatomy Cadaver Training, may span two days for more in-depth coverage.

Your course fee covers everything you need for a complete training experience: comprehensive didactic lectures with printed and digital course materials, hands-on clinical training with live patient models, all injectable products and supplies used during the training session, your Certificate of Completion, CME credit documentation, and access to post-course online resources and support materials. Some premium courses also include lunch and refreshments. There are no hidden fees or additional charges for materials.

No prior aesthetic injection experience is required for introductory-level courses such as Botulinum Toxin Training and Complete Dermal Filler Training. These courses are specifically designed for practitioners who are new to aesthetic injectables and start with fundamental anatomy, product knowledge, and basic injection techniques before progressing to clinical practice. However, advanced courses like the Advanced Botulinum Toxin-A and Dermal Filler Training, Master Injector Series, and specialty workshops do recommend or require completion of introductory training or equivalent clinical experience first.

Botox administration requirements vary by state, but the general framework is consistent across the country. In most states, botulinum toxin injections must be performed by or under the supervision of a licensed physician (MD or DO), dentist, or podiatrist. Advanced practice providers such as nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician assistants (PAs) may administer Botox under a supervising physician's established protocol or collaborative agreement, depending on state-specific scope-of-practice laws. While few states mandate a specific certification course by law, completing an accredited hands-on training program is strongly recommended and is typically required by malpractice insurance carriers, medical spa employers, and hospital credentialing committees. Having formal certification documentation provides important legal protection and demonstrates compliance with the standard of care.

Yes, and it is actually the most popular option among our students. The Combo Botulinum Toxin + Complete Dermal Filler Training course covers both modalities in a comprehensive program, and it is offered at a discounted rate compared to enrolling in each course separately. Learning both injectables together gives you a broader scope of treatment options from day one, which is advantageous because most aesthetic patients benefit from combination therapy approaches. The combo course is available at multiple US locations throughout the year.

Courses are offered in more than 30 US cities including New York City, Long Island, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Naples, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Orange County, Las Vegas, Denver, Dallas, Houston, Austin, Atlanta, Charlotte, Charleston, Nashville, Kansas City, Detroit, Philadelphia, Boston, Alexandria (DC Metro area), Puerto Rico, and more. New locations are added regularly. Browse our complete course calendar above and use the city filters to find courses near you, or call 866-261-5164 to find the best upcoming option for your location.