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Facial Aesthetics Courses for Dentists UK

Facial aesthetics courses train dentists in botulinum toxin and dermal filler treatments, usually in levels from foundation to advanced. Dentists are well placed for this work because of their anatomy training and injection skills, and the courses concentrate on assessment, safe injection technique and managing complications.

6 courses listed, including 5 currently bookable or enquiry-ready

What to check before booking

  • Live model practice for each delegate under supervision.
  • Complication management, including hyaluronidase protocols for filler.
  • Prescribing and supply arrangements for prescription-only medicines.
  • Indemnity and CQC guidance for offering aesthetics in a dental practice.
Facial Aesthetics courses compared by date, location, CPD hours and price
CourseProviderNext dateWhereCPDPrice
Botulinum Toxin Levels 1 & 2Dr Bob Khanna Training InstituteNext: 8 Sept 2026Reading7 CPD£1,556
Dermal Fillers Level 1Dr Bob Khanna Training InstituteNext: 9 Sept 2026Reading7 CPD£685
TMJD Training Course (Botulinum Toxin Level 3)Dr Bob Khanna Training InstituteNext: 17 Sept 2026Reading7 CPD£899
Dermal Fillers Level 3 (Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty)Dr Bob Khanna Training InstituteNext: 25 Nov 2026Reading7 CPD£1,750
Advanced Botox & Dermal Fillers CourseAcquisition AestheticsAvailable on requestLondon / Manchester / Newcastle / Edinb…12 CPD£999
Foundation Botox & Dermal Filler CourseDerma MedicalPreviously ran: 4 Jul 2026London / Birmingham / Manchester / Newc…8 CPD£1,106

FAQ

Facial Aesthetics courses, common questions

Can dentists provide botulinum toxin and filler treatments?

Yes. Dentists are registered prescribers and can provide these treatments after appropriate training. Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine and must be prescribed following a face-to-face assessment.

Is facial aesthetics training verifiable CPD?

Under the GDC Enhanced CPD scheme dentists need 100 hours of verifiable CPD in each five-year cycle, with at least 10 hours in any two consecutive years. Check that the provider issues a certificate that states the hours, the learning outcomes and the GDC development outcomes it maps to.

Do I need level 7 to practise facial aesthetics?

A level 7 qualification is not currently a legal requirement, but it is widely recommended and is increasingly asked for by indemnity providers and by the licensing scheme being introduced in England. Check the current position with your indemnifier.

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