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With the growing interest in facial injectables, expanding your skills as a doctor, dentist, or nurse in this area opens doors to offer patients effective, non-surgical options tailored to their...

Delivering accurate and effective facial aesthetic and therapeutic injectable treatments relies on understanding and applying anatomical marking techniques. These techniques ensure safe and...

You’ve probably heard a lot about botulinum toxin, especially when it comes to smoothing out wrinkles. But did you know this same treatment can also help manage pain? In fact, botulinum toxin...

Are you a nurse looking to expand your career into a rapidly growing and rewarding field? Aesthetic nursing combines healthcare expertise with the art of facial aesthetics and therapeutic...

The aesthetics industry is booming, with more people seeking treatments to enhance their appearance. But did you know that the key to successful outcomes lies in the practitioner's understanding of...

Looking to expand your medical practice and offer your patients more? Cosmetic injectables might be the perfect solution. With the rising demand for facial rejuvenation procedures, treatments like...

99% of negative side effects associated with injectable treatments (ie: Dysport®, Botox®, fillers) are injector related. As such, Drs. Roberts developed the PTIFA Anatomic Landmark Template...

Curious about how Botulinum Toxin can benefit your dental practice? 

You might be surprised to learn that it’s not just for wrinkles! Dentists are now using Botulinum Toxin to treat...

In the realm of aesthetic medicine, Botox and dermal fillers are cornerstone treatments that offer rejuvenation and enhancement.

However, the key to administering these treatments safely and...

The Pacific Training Institute for Facial Aesthetics & Therapeutics (PTIFA) stands at the forefront of medical aesthetics training, offering unparalleled educational experiences in facial...

“EMG” stands for electromyograph – a device PTIFA incorporates for evaluating and recording the electrical activity produced by skeletal muscles when treating myofascial pain...