Molly Brigs

It's very funny, but it works. Given the importance of the procedure, you can't learn how to inject people from day one as this can lead to not good ones.

At the moment there are not many clients, so I still can't think of my private office) we also practiced on meat but raw, but then switched to artificial leather, so it looked more realistic.

It's outside the US now, but I'll be back to the states soon.

The patient pays for my services after the procedure. And further, I do not understand the substance of your question.

Nursing education means I graduated from medical university. I received my nurse education there. So I have a diploma of graduation. After graduation, I tried myself in a public clinic, then in a private one. About 2 years ago, I became interested in injection procedures - dermal fillers, Botox, etc. I found and took courses teaching them how to introduce these products, what they consist of, which ones are best to choose. We practiced and in the end I got a license - permission to inject this products.

No is it absurd to practice on oranges, in most practice it takes place first on artificial skin and then on patients. For more serious techniques, the teacher closely monitors in order not to injure the patient. For easy techniques such supervision is not required.

Yes you are quite right, the practice of oranges is ridiculous)) Thank you for sharing your experience, it is very valuable to me.

Yes it is possible and it would be very valuable to me as a specialist so I am looking for ways to make it better. Now I start with easy filler introduction procedures so as not to hurt anyone.

There are a lot of fillers at the moment so I doubt it was a product of its production. Much depends on the route of administration, with incorrect injection defects can occur which the patient may no longer get rid of. So you have to be careful with that. And the price of fillers and botuliniums is a very difficult subject, as a beginner, it is difficult for me to buy many products and try it because of their cost.

For this reason, I would like to try practicing on faux leather,, improve my practice, watch experienced professionals, to avoid mistakes. I am very sorry that this situation happened to you, it is very unfortunate. So I want people to write in this discussion all their experiences and different situations in order to evaluate and decide how I can do better. I plan to go through more than one qualification before I get serious about this.

Before taking the dermal filler and botox courses, I received a nurse education so I can take additional qualification courses. I have a license to inject, but there is not enough practice in this. When did you go through the procedures, what role did the nurse play near you? If not a secret what other procedures did you go through?

Hello! I completed aesthetic beauty courses in Virginia in May, I have a license, I do not have much practice in the field at the moment, so do you think this specialization is promising? Who may have completed such courses and can share their experiences?