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Aesthetics Courses: The Cure For What’s Ailing Direct-Care Nurses

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Aesthetic nurses can deliver a range of services to patients, including facials, injections, tattoo removal, dermabrasion and non-surgical body contouring. Aesthetic nurse injectors work in medical spas, clinics, outpatient surgery facilities or private offices. Get a job — the AAAMS network can help you!

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How to Become an Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner

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Some of these facilities are reserved solely for outpatient aesthetic procedures, such as laser treatments or injectable fillers, although it’s not unusual for them to be equipped with operating rooms where patients can receive more invasive plastic surgery. Two common dermal fillers include Juvederm and collagen.

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Why Doctors Should Add Aesthetic Medicine to Their Practice

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The top non-surgical cosmetic procedure has been botulinum toxin (Botox) injections for many years, mainly because it offers such positive outcomes for most patients. Aesthetic procedures like Botox and dermal filler injections are extremely popular worldwide. How Does Aesthetic Medicine Improve Physician Happiness?

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Why Nurses Are Moving to Aesthetic Medicine

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Let’s take a look at some of the highlights of aesthetic nursing: Regular weekday hours are the norm, allowing cosmetic nurses to enjoy a more traditional work-life balance. Work environments are deliberately designed to be upscale and inviting. Office politics are reduced as complex hierarchies are no longer present.

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Why Pursue a Career in Aesthetic Medicine?

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If you find yourself relating to these five things, you’re a person who will absolutely love working in aesthetic medicine. 5 Things Our Most Successful Aesthetic Graduates Tend to Have in Common They’re determined to find a better work/life balance. This is a biggie.