BOTOX IQ Test

Ready to test your Botox knowledge?

Take our free online Botox IQ Quiz below to test your current level of your knowledge. Please answer each question without looking up the answers – including on Google! Our Level 1 and Level 2 graduates have learned the foundations to be able to answer these questions correctly. We have found that typically only 1 in 50 practitioners who have taken another Botox course can confidently answer the questions correctly. If you’re interested in reviewing your results with one of our Faculty members, simply complete the form and we will get in touch.

BOTOX IQ TEST   Q#1: Which part of the botulinum toxin molecule is responsible for binding the molecule to the pre-synaptic cholinergic membrane? * Q#2: Name the 3 muscles of the Glabellar complex. * Q#3: Describe where the superior temporal line is. What is its significance? * Q#4: What is the primary, secondary & tertiary mechanism of action of Botox? Explain each three. * Q#5: What is substance P & its relationship to neuromodulators * Q#6: What is meant by the term “Central Sensitization”? * Q#7: What is the min # of botulinum toxin units used when treating a patient for myogenic TMD and why? * Q#8: When treating a patient for pain, how do you determine the hyperactive muscle and your dosage? How do you determine when to re-inject? * Q#9: Why is it so important to take the Roberts Facial Rejuvenation Photography series of photographs? *  Your Information   First Name * Last Name * Profession * Please select onePhysicianDentistNaturopathNurseOther City * Prov/State * Email * Phone Enter the above code: Submit

This Botox IQ test was designed by Drs. Roberts to help practitioners gauge their level of training in the field of botulinum toxin. If you didn’t get many answers right, we recommend that you register online Level 1 course. We have found that most botulinum toxin providers have not invested in anatomy-based training. The Level 1 course has been designed to help practitioners around the world establish a foundation in anatomy (16+ hours), prior to preceding to any hands-on and injection training (24+ hours) in the Level 2 course. Having a solid anatomy foundation allows practitioners like you to achieve predictable results, provide a high level of patient care and achieve clinical competency and proficiency. If you have any questions, please comment below by leaving a reply, or contact us at 1-855-681-0066 or by email.