Aesthetic Courses for Doctors
Aesthetic Courses for Doctors
Learning how to administer aesthetics treatments is a great way to improve your work-life balance. Find out how you can become an aesthetic doctor with Harley Academy, including industry-leading botox training and dermal fillers courses.
Aesthetic Courses for Doctors
Learning how to administer aesthetics treatments is a great way to improve your work-life balance. Find out how you can become an aesthetic doctor with Harley Academy, including industry-leading botox training and dermal fillers courses.
Aesthetic Medicine as a Doctor
Becoming an aesthetic doctor is a great way to carve out more time for the things that you love. Whether you choose to use aesthetics to supplement your NHS work, or decide to make it your full-time career, life as an aesthetics practitioner has many benefits, including:
- getting creative in your practice
- reducing work-related stress
- taking control of your schedule.
Opportunity in this industry is constantly growing. In a report published Dec 2020, LaingBuisson has estimated the market for non-surgical facial aesthetics will grow to £3.6bn in 2021, despite the impact of coronavirus.
Level 7 Diploma for Doctors
The Level 7 Diploma in Botox & Dermal Fillers is the highest qualification in aesthetic medicine in the UK, an equivalent level to a master’s degree. Students of the Level 7 qualification have ample career opportunities in a popular industry, whether they choose to join an established practice or strike out on their own.
- Distinguish yourself in an increasingly competitive field where patients are becoming more informed.
- Gain hours of practical experience in a safe and supervised clinical environment.
- Practice aesthetics while you flexibly complete your training, with support from an active community.
Book a call with our Head of Student Recruitment, Deneal Basi, to enrol on our Level 7 Diploma course.
Getting Started in Aesthetics
Here are the three first steps you need to take to begin administering injectables as an aesthetic doctor:
- Enrol on practical training with a reputable provider. The very first step you’ll need to take is, at minimum, Foundation Training. This will give you the essential knowledge and skills for popular injectable treatments and allow you to gain the appropriate insurance to begin practicing. Above, we’ve listed courses that are relevant to aspiring aesthetic doctors.
- Gain your facial aesthetics insurance. Once you have completed your Foundation Training, you will be able to gain the appropriate insurance to begin practicing. This will allow you to practice alongside more advanced training so that you can begin earning back your investment in this new career.
- Start small and keep building. Medical aesthetics is a broad and innovative industry – it can be thrilling to imagine the new technologies you’ll bring into your practice, from devices like lasers to complex treatments like tear troughs. But doing too much, too soon, and not executing it to the best of your abilities, can have a negative effect on your reputation. Be sure to nail down the basics before exploring more advanced techniques.
Aesthetics Articles for Doctors
How I Landed a Top Job in London - in Under 4 Months!
Dr Charlotte D'Souza tells her story of how she went from NHS trainee doctor to working at a top aesthetics clinic in London.
An Anaesthetist's Journey Into Aesthetic Medicine
Anaesthetist Dr Amanda Perry reveals why she decided to pursue a career in aesthetic medicine with Harley Academy.
4 Good Reasons to Supplement Your NHS Income With Aesthetic Practice
Working as an NHS doctor is often challenging, particularly with the current understaffing and intense pressure levels throughout the system...
