Nurse Aesthetic Training & Healthcare Professionals in Montreal For Medical Aesthetics
Secure Your Spot in Montreal's Most Personalized Aesthetic Nursing Program
- Secure your place at this Nurse Aesthetic Training in Montreal with a $1,000 deposit that grants immediate access to online theoretical courses. This deposit becomes non-refundable once theoretical training begins – ensuring your commitment to professional growth.
- Remaining balance due three weeks before your in-person practical sessions. Payment plans available – contact us for flexible financing options.
For Healthcare Professionals in Medical Aesthetics
Grow Your Medical Aesthetics Career With Our Aesthetic Training
- To secure your place in the program, a deposit of $1000 is required. This deposit grants you access to the online courses and becomes non-refundable once the theoretical training has begun.
- The remaining balance will be due three weeks prior to the in-person practical component. Please contact us for more information.
AMEQ - QUEBEC ACADEMY OF AESTHETIC MEDICINE
Nurse Aesthetic Training in Montreal
Basic Injectable Course - Botox & Fillers
Nurse aesthetic training in Montreal reaches its pinnacle at AMEQ – Quebec Academy of Aesthetic Medicine. Our comprehensive basic injectable course transforms registered Quebec nurses into skilled aesthetic practitioners through expert-led botox and filler training in Montreal’s premier medical education facility.
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Upcoming Training Dates - Limited Enrollment Available
Due to our personalized training approach with maximum 3-4 participants per session, enrollment opportunities are limited. We recommend booking 3-6 months in advance to secure your preferred dates.
AMEQ - Basic Nurse Aesthetic Training in Montreal
Expert Training by Dr. Angelina Guzzo (PhD, MDCM, FRCPC)
Maximum 3-4 Students Per Session - Personalized Attention Guaranteed
Quebec Regulatory Compliance & Medical Director Expertise
Minimum 6 Live Model Practice Sessions Included
Advantages Of Our Nurse Aesthetic Training
Why AMEQ Leads Montreal's Aesthetic Nursing Education
Our Training for Nurses
Transform Your Nursing Career: From Hospital Shifts to Aesthetic Excellence
This foundational program provides comprehensive introduction to medical aesthetic injections, combining evidence-based theoretical knowledge with extensive hands-on practice under expert medical supervision.
Courses included in the package:
- Facial Aesthetics: Swift’s Beauty Principles – Master the golden ratio and aesthetic proportions
- Advanced Facial Anatomy for Injectable Procedures – Deep-dive into vascular mapping and danger zones
- Clinical Neurotoxin Administration Fundamentals – Botox injection techniques and dosing protocols
- Hyaluronic Acid Filler Administration Basics – Safe dermal filler placement and complication management
In-Person Training Day 1 - Theory Integration & Skills Foundation:
- Comprehensive lectures covering facial anatomy and injection safety protocols
- Interactive workshops on patient assessment and treatment planning
- Hands-on practice drawing injection points on live models
- Mannequin-based injection technique refinement
- Gourmet lunch provided – network with fellow healthcare professionals
In-Person Training Day 2 - Live Model Practice & Mastery:
- Supervised injection of minimum 6 live models with neurotoxins and dermal fillers
- Real-time feedback and technique optimization from Dr. Guzzo
- Complication recognition and management protocols
- Business development guidance for aesthetic practice integration
- Celebratory completion lunch included
"Professional Certification Pathway" Upon successful completion of online theoretical modules, you'll receive AMEQ certification enabling progression to hands-on practical training. This credential demonstrates mastery of foundational aesthetic medicine principles required for safe clinical practice.
Professional Development Investment:
$4,000 + tax
Transform your career trajectory with training that typically pays for itself within 6-12 months through enhanced earning potential.
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by Dr. Guzzo
Basic Course on Medical Injectables for Quebec Nurses
Regulatory Compliance Badges:
OIIQ Compliant Training Program
Collège des Médecins du Québec Approved
Quebec Law 25 Privacy Compliant
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Join Canada's Rapidly Growing Aesthetic Medicine Industry
Market Growth Data
- Canada’s aesthetic medicine market valued at $6.47 billion in 2023, projected to reach $14.66 billion by 2030 – representing a 12.4% compound annual growth rate (Grand View Research, July 2025).
- Neuromodulator procedures (Botox) expected to grow at 11.9% annually through 2025 in the US and Canada market (McKinsey & Company, March 2024).
- Nursing job growth projected at 12% until 2028 – significantly faster than average occupation growth (APT Injection Training, October 2023).
Career Advancement Potential
- Quebec registered nurses currently earn $26.00-$50.00/hour in traditional hospital settings (Job Bank Canada, December 2024).
- Aesthetic nurses in Canada average $86,799 annually with potential earnings up to $114,543 (Glassdoor Canada, 2024).
- Cosmetic nurses typically earn $70,000-$100,000 annually depending on experience and location (Derma Institute Canada, October 2023).
Training for Nurses
FAQ
Our hybrid approach combines self-paced online learning with intensive hands-on practice – the gold standard in aesthetic education. You’ll complete theoretical foundations at your convenience, then participate in our exclusive small-group practical sessions with live model practice impossible through online-only programs.
In Quebec, nurses are required to have a medical director who is licensed to do injectables by the College des Medicins du Quebec. The medical director takes responsibility for their patients and treatments for cosmetic Neuromodulators or injectable fillers.
The initial consultation with the medical director is crucial for outlining the treatment plan and obtaining informed consent. Registered nurses can perform injections as delegated by the physician, with a need for a new consultation in case of changes in the patient’s status or after two years. Auxiliary nurses need the medical director to review the patient at each visit.
Absolutely, we encourage immediate implementation of your newfound knowledge into your practice. It’s important to note that nurses must secure a doctor’s order before performing treatments like cosmetic Neuromodulators or fillers.
Our courses are designed for medical professionals aiming for a rapid assimilation of information, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience in a short period.
Yes, our faculty is readily available via phone or email to assist with any post-course queries regarding injections, assessments, or business-related concerns.
Absolutely, our courses at AMEQ – Quebec Medical Aesthetic Academy emphasize hands-on experience.
Pre-course materials are provided for thorough preparation, and the small group setting (3-4 max per teacher/demo client) ensures intensive hands-on training with ample opportunities for questions.
To ensure personalized attention, our training sessions maintain small class sizes.
Yes, materials and models are provided for our training programs held at our facility.
Upon completion of our courses, expect to receive your certification within approximately 72 hours.
Absolutely! Our courses are meticulously structured to provide beginners with comprehensive knowledge, practical experience, and one-on-one discussions, ensuring confidence in injectable procedures.
To enroll in our courses, an active medical license is essential. Eligible titles include doctor, nurse practitioner, registered nurse and auxiliary.
In Quebec, registered nurses require medical director supervision from physicians licensed for aesthetic injectables by the Collège des Médecins du Québec. AMEQ provides comprehensive guidance on establishing proper medical director relationships and maintaining regulatory compliance throughout your career transition.
Injection of toxin, filler and PRP.
We offer online theoretical courses that can be completed ahead of time. You will also receive CME hours for the online material.
The online modules provide a course on starting an aesthetic practise. During the practical course, we are available to answer any questions about starting up. We go above and beyond by providing ongoing support and trying to promote networking between our graduates.
Our courses are delivered by a team of highly skilled and experienced doctors.
Yes, practical experience is integral to our courses. You’ll have the opportunity to practice on real patients provided by us under expert supervision.
Yes, all materials required for hands-on practical sessions are provided by us.
Yes, while we provide all models.
Absolutely, our courses prioritize practical experience under expert supervision, ensuring confidence and competence in injectable procedures.
Certainly, our Foundation courses not only teach the latest techniques but also provide knowledge and tools for a successful start in aesthetic practice.
Yes, we offer an exclusive service of support and tutoring for all delegates, ensuring ongoing assistance post-training.
Our courses are designed for a natural progression to advanced skills, allowing practitioners to offer a range of classic and specialized treatments professionally and safely.
To practice aesthetics, you must be medically qualified as a doctor or a nurse.
Training for Nurses
FAQ
Our hybrid approach combines self-paced online learning with intensive hands-on practice – the gold standard in aesthetic education. You’ll complete theoretical foundations at your convenience, then participate in our exclusive small-group practical sessions with live model practice impossible through online-only programs.
In Quebec, nurses are required to have a medical director who is licensed to do injectables by the College des Medicins du Quebec. The medical director takes responsibility for their patients and treatments for cosmetic Neuromodulators or injectable fillers.
The initial consultation with the medical director is crucial for outlining the treatment plan and obtaining informed consent. Registered nurses can perform injections as delegated by the physician, with a need for a new consultation in case of changes in the patient’s status or after two years. Auxiliary nurses need the medical director to review the patient at each visit.
In Quebec, registered nurses require medical director supervision from physicians licensed for aesthetic injectables by the Collège des Médecins du Québec. AMEQ provides comprehensive guidance on establishing proper medical director relationships and maintaining regulatory compliance throughout your career transition.
While ADNs are eligible, Botox and filler administration require RN or NP licensing. Our courses cover a range of injection techniques and certifications, tailored for medical professionals.
Yes, we collaborate with CBAM which provides extensive pre-course material. It is available from the time you register to 6 months after the completion of the practical course.
The online modules provide a course on starting an aesthetic practise. During the practical course, we are available to answer any questions about starting up. We go above and beyond by providing ongoing support and trying to promote networking between our graduates.
Because of our collaboration with CBAM, once you have completed your online course material and your practical session, you can apply to sit the CBAM exam to become CBAM certified (doctors) or CAMP certified (nurses). Refer to the CBAM website to see all the advantages of being certied through CBAM.
Absolutely, we encourage immediate implementation of your newfound knowledge into your practice. It’s important to note that nurses must secure a doctor’s order before performing treatments like cosmetic Neuromodulators, fillers, or sclerotherapy.
Our courses are designed for medical professionals aiming for a rapid assimilation of information, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience in a short period.
Yes, our faculty is readily available via phone or email to assist with any post-course queries regarding injections, assessments, or business-related concerns.
Absolutely, our courses at AMEQ – Quebec Medical Aesthetic Academy emphasize hands-on experience.
Pre-course materials are provided for thorough preparation, and the small group setting (3-4 max per teacher/demo client) ensures intensive hands-on training with ample opportunities for questions.
Our classes for doctors and nurses, take place at our facility in Laval, Quebec, specifically at 4072 Boul. Le Corbusier.
To ensure personalized attention, our training sessions maintain small class sizes. The maximum class size for doctors is 29, and for nurses, it is limited to 34 attendees.
Yes, materials and models are provided for our training programs held at our facility.
Upon completion of our courses, expect to receive your certification within approximately 72 hours.
Absolutely! Our courses are meticulously structured to provide beginners with comprehensive knowledge, practical experience, and one-on-one discussions, ensuring confidence in injectable procedures.
To enroll in our courses, an active medical license is essential. Eligible titles include doctor, nurse practitioner, registered nurse and auxiliary.
Our courses are delivered by a team of highly skilled and experienced doctors.
Yes, practical experience is integral to our courses. You’ll have the opportunity to practice on real patients provided by us under expert supervision.
Yes, all materials required for hands-on practical sessions are provided by us.
Yes, while we provide all models.
Absolutely, our courses prioritize practical experience under expert supervision, ensuring confidence and competence in injectable procedures.
Certainly, our Foundation courses not only teach the latest techniques but also provide knowledge and tools for a successful start in aesthetic practice.
Yes, we offer an exclusive service of support and tutoring for all delegates, ensuring ongoing assistance post-training.
Our courses are designed for a natural progression to advanced skills, allowing practitioners to offer a range of classic and specialized treatments professionally and safely.
To practice aesthetics, you must be medically qualified as a doctor or a nurse.
