Celebrating 20 Years of Training in Botox®, Aesthetic Medicine
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Celebrating 20 Years of Excellence in Botox®, Aesthetic Medicine & Medical Weight Management Training & Certification

Board-Certified Dermatologist Faculty

Botox® Training & Certification

★★★★★ 4.9 / 5  ·  6,359 verified reviews

Everything a licensed healthcare professional needs to add aesthetic injectables — online and in-person, taught by board-certified dermatologists. Learn injection technique on live patients, earn CME credit, and graduate as a Certified Aesthetic Provider.

IAPAM Botox® training — hands-on aesthetic injection training and certification
20+
years of hands-on training
20+
Years training providers
15,000+
Professionals trained
33.5
CME credits available
4.9★
6,359 verified reviews

Choose How You Take Your Botox® Training

Start online today, train hands-on in person, or combine both.

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In-Person Hands-On Training

Live-patient injection practice under board-certified dermatologist faculty, plus facial anatomy, complication management, and practice implementation at IAPAM’s dedicated training clinic.

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Online / On-Demand Training

Begin your Botox® training immediately with self-paced online modules and earn CME on your own schedule — then add hands-on practice whenever you’re ready.

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What You’ll Learn

From foundational safety to confident, patient-ready injecting — the standards IAPAM has taught for 20+ years.

Foundations & Safety

  • Facial anatomy & danger zones
  • Patient assessment & consultation
  • Neurotoxin science & dosing

Hands-On Technique

  • Upper, mid & lower face
  • Dosing across Botox®, Dysport®, Xeomin® & Jeuveau®
  • Dilution & product handling

Complications & Practice

  • Prevent & manage complications
  • Documentation & safety protocols
  • The business of aesthetics
Free Online Botox® Training · Earn 1 CME

Try Botox® training free.
Earn 1 CME on us.

Get self-paced access to a real IAPAM Botox® module — watch step-by-step injection technique, follow along with our physician instructors, and claim 1 AMA PRA Category 1 CME when you finish.

What’s Inside Your Free Module

Crow’s Feet Treatment TechniqueStep-by-step video
Facial Anatomy & Injection SitesHD video
Patient Consultation & SafetyBest practices
1 AMA PRA Cat 1 CMEOn completion
Full Module Value$79 — Free

Eligibility: MD/DO, NP, APRN/CRNA, PA, DMD/DDS, RN

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Real Graduates

Hear From Providers Who Trained With IAPAM

Thousands of physicians, nurse practitioners, PAs, RNs and dentists have launched their aesthetic practice with IAPAM.

You’re not going to be disappointed, it was an amazing weekend!
— S. Pitts, FNP · IAPAM graduate
4.9★
6,359 reviews
15,000+
providers trained
20+ yrs
of graduates

Who Should Take This Botox® Training

Designed for licensed healthcare professionals. Eligibility to inject varies by state — always confirm with your board.

Physicians (MD/DO)
See Botox® training for physicians
Nurse Practitioners
See Botox® training for NPs
Physician Assistants
Add injectables to your scope
Registered Nurses
Train to inject under supervision
Not sure you qualify?
Check who can inject Botox®

Credentialing

CME Credit & Certification

IAPAM’s Botox® training does more than teach technique — it credentials you. Earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and the Certified Aesthetic Provider (CAP) designation that patients and employers recognize.

  • Up to 33.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
  • Certified Aesthetic Provider (CAP) credential
  • Recognized CME accreditation
  • Often tax-deductible as professional development

Your Board-Certified Dermatologist Faculty

You’ll learn from board-certified dermatologists who inject every day — the named, credentialed expertise that sets IAPAM apart.

Cynthia Price, MD
Board-Certified Dermatologist, AAD Fellow
Jennifer T. Haley, MD, FAAD
Board-Certified Dermatologist
Anne Walter, MD, MBA
Board-Certified, Fellowship-Trained Dermatologist

How IAPAM’s Botox® Training Works

1

Choose your format

Start online today, register for in-person, or do both.

2

Learn the fundamentals

Master anatomy, safety, dosing and technique.

3

Train hands-on

Inject live patients under dermatologist faculty.

4

Get certified

Earn CME & the CAP credential, then start treating.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Botox® training and who is it for?

Botox® training teaches licensed healthcare professionals how to safely and effectively administer botulinum toxin injections. IAPAM’s program is designed for physicians (MD/DO), nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, and dentists.

Do I need to be a physician to take Botox® training?

No. Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, and dentists are all eligible. Who may inject and under what supervision depends on your state’s rules — verify with your board.

Can I take Botox® training online, or is it in person?

Both. IAPAM offers online / on-demand training you can start today and in-person hands-on training with live patients at our Scottsdale clinic.

Do I earn CME credit and a certification?

Yes. It awards AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and leads to the Certified Aesthetic Provider (CAP) credential.

Is the training hands-on with live patients?

Yes — supervised, hands-on injection practice on live patients under board-certified dermatologist faculty, not mannequins.

How much does Botox® training cost?

Flexible course and membership packages at different price points. View current dates and tuition, or speak with an advisor.

Celebrating
20 Years

Make More & Work Less — Start Your Botox® Training

Join more than 15,000 providers trained by IAPAM.

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Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or medical advice. Scope-of-practice regulations for Botox® vary by state — verify current requirements with your state medical or nursing board.