Botox Training The Botox Treatment Consultation

Once you have completed your botox training course and start to practice your new technical skills you will need to ensure you follow all the protocols required when providing elective medical aesthetic treatments.

Consultation skills are essential, you can evaluate the clients suitability for the botox treatment, ensure they understand any adverse events that can occur and ensure their expectations for the treatment results are realistic.
Your patient/client must be provided with information regarding the botox treatment to ensure they understand any complications or side effects associated with the treatment. Always have your botox patient information leaflets available in clinic.

This is the ideal time to ask the client to complete and sign a medical history questionnaire.
Review the medical history to ensure the client has no existing cautions or contraindications to the botox treatment.

Let the client voice their agenda before offering your suggestions.
Listening to your client is essential to ensure their expectations can be achieved.
Use a mirror and ask the patient about the areas they require treating and any other areas of concern.
Ask about any previous cosmetic treatments and any issues that may have been associated.
Ask your patient/client about the results they would like you to achieve.
Ask your patient about the results they would like to achieve from their botox treatment. Do they want a natural look with movement, brow lift or a frozen result with no movement. When you understand your client’s preferences you will be able to achieve the desired results.

Botox Training

The information regarding the botox treatment consultations is part of the KT botox training course material provided to all our medical aesthetic training course attendees.