Medical Aesthetician Course

by FAMA, Courses

As a licensed esthetician, you’re already comfortable doing facials and other common spa treatments. Now, you’re ready to transition to a more medical setting working side-by-side with doctors, nurses, and nurse practitioners as a peer and highly-valued member of a medical team.

Medical Aesthetics Course Outline

Explore medical office protocols and how to interface professionally with administrators, nurses, nurse practitioners and doctors in this once-a-week medical aesthetician training course covering five weeks. Learn the role of an aesthetician in a medical setting, how to add value to a medical office, and how the scientific method plays into this very specialized position. Your medical aesthetics classes will provide you with hands-on training in a variety of procedures including microneedling, dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, advanced chemical peels and introduction to phlebotomy. Since you’re training in FAMA’s medical clinic and for a medical setting, you’ll learn the rules and regulations of OSHA and HIPPA in FAMA’s medical aesthetician school.

Course Cost

Tuition Fee: $1,650
Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) Due Today: $150
Books and Material Included
Total Cost: $1,800

Looking for a medical esthetician school?

Florida does not have a state-standard medical esthetician or clinical esthetician license, but you’ll learn the advanced techniques and training used in medicals clinics through FAMA’s program. Our courses cover a broad range of subjects pertaining to a medical setting and may help students gain employment as an aesthetic technician in a doctor’s office. The courses in this program are designed to make students more attractive to employers in a medical setting.

Admission Requirements

• Must be a licensed Esthetician, Facial Specialist or Full Specialist.
• Must complete the entire course to earn medical aesthetics certification.
• Must pass the written and practical exams.

Career Path

• Medical Aesthetician in a Medical Spa.
• Medical Aesthetician in a Dermatologist Office.
• Medical Aesthetician in a Plastic Surgery Office.
• Independent Contractor.
• Wholesale Skin Care Sales.

Training Objectives

• The Growing Demand for Medical Aesthetics.
• OSHA & HIPPA Rules and Regulations.
• The Esthetician and Medical Interventions.
• Introduction to Dermatology & Plastic Surgery Procedures.
• Application in Advanced Chemical Peels.
• Application in Microneedling.
• Application in Microdermabrasion.
• Application in Dermaplaning.
• Application in BB Glow.
• Application in Hyaluronic Lip Pen.
• Application in Ultherapy.
• Application in ETwo Fractional Laser.

Non-Refundable $150 Deposit