Lip Filler Training Course (All Techniques)

BEK Pro Skills™ CPD Accredited Training.

The supporting Dermal Fillers theory carries 20 CPD hours upon successful completion of the theoretical examination.

Students must already hold a recognised Dermal Filler qualification and must have previously completed supervised, in-person practical dermal filler training.

There is no minimum length of experience required.

This course is designed for existing practitioners who want to develop or improve their lip filler skills. It is not a beginner-entry injectable qualification and is not intended to teach someone to inject dermal fillers for the first time online.

Complete the accredited online theory and required assessments at your own pace.

The online course also includes 2 hours of private 1:1 Zoom mentoring with Izabela. This gives students the opportunity to discuss their own cases, show Izabela their work, troubleshoot problems and ask questions about technique, product selection, treatment planning, results or complications.

Optional 1:1 In-Person Practical Training — £500 Additional Charge

Students who would like additional hands-on experience can separately book a 1:1 practical training day with Izabela for £500.

The theory is completed online beforehand, allowing the practical training day to focus entirely on technique and hands-on experience rather than repeating manuals and coursework.

During the practical day, the student will personally assess and treat 5 live models under Izabela’s supervision and guidance, receiving immediate feedback and support throughout each treatment.

Please note: The in-person practical training day is not included in the £250 online course price. It is an optional additional training day and is booked and charged separately.

Learn how to assess different lip shapes, muscle strength, tissue quality, asymmetry and previous filler before creating an individual treatment plan.

Students will learn how to select an appropriate filler product and adapt needle movements, injection direction and technique according to the anatomy in front of them.

The practical technique element covers different approaches to lip shape, definition, volume, lift and Cupid’s bow enhancement.

Rather than teaching techniques simply as trends such as “Russian”, “Baby Doll” or “Bratz” lips, the focus is on understanding the movements and principles behind different techniques and, importantly, when and why to use them.

The aim is for practitioners to look at a client’s lips, understand what they are working with and confidently choose an appropriate approach rather than trying to reproduce the same lip shape on every client.

The supporting theory also covers lip anatomy, facial and vascular anatomy, treatment planning, product selection, injection principles, infection prevention, complications, aftercare and professional scope of practice.