Aesthetic Injector Training Program

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HANDS-ON TRAINING · CHATSWORTH, CA

Aesthetic Injector Training Program

Learn to inject with confidence. Naya’s aesthetic injector training program gives licensed medical professionals hands-on experience with Botox, dermal fillers, and facial anatomy — taught inside a working aesthetics clinic by a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner.

A program built on real clinical practice

Most injector courses are taught in a hotel ballroom over a single weekend. Naya’s program is different: you train in an active medical aesthetics clinic, learning the way injecting is actually practiced — from patient consultation and facial assessment through dosing, technique, and managing the rare complication.
The program is led by Carolyn Pampalone, MSN, FNP-BC, the board-certified clinical co-founder of Naya Aesthetics & Wellness, who has performed cosmetic injectable treatments for nearly two decades. Cohorts are kept small so every clinician gets direct, hands-on instruction with live models — not just observation.

Who can enroll

In California, cosmetic injectables may only be administered by licensed medical professionals. This program is designed for clinicians who hold an active California license in one of the following roles:

Physicians (MD / DO)

Adding aesthetics to an existing practice

Nurse Practitioners (NP)

Expanding into medical aesthetics

Physician Assistants (PA)

Building injectable skills

Registered Nurses (RN)

Injecting under physician delegation & supervision

Dentists (DDS / DMD)

Facial aesthetics within scope

No prior injecting experience is required. We welcome clinicians who are brand new to aesthetics as well as established injectors looking to refine technique.

What you'll learn

The curriculum balances didactic foundations with extensive hands-on practice, so you leave able to assess a patient, plan treatment, and inject safely.

Facial Anatomy

Muscles, vasculature, and danger zones that govern safe injection.

Neuromodulators

Botox, Dysport, Daxxify & Letybo — mechanism, dilution, and dosing.

Dermal Fillers

Product selection, layering, and technique by facial region.

Consultation & Assessment

Reading the face, setting expectations, and treatment planning.

Injection Technique

Needle vs. cannula, depth, and product placement for natural results.

Complication Management

Recognizing and responding to adverse events, including vascular occlusion.

Safety & Sterile Technique

Infection control, documentation, and emergency preparedness.

Building Your Practice

Pricing, consent, photography, and patient retention basics.
Explore the treatments you’ll train on: neuromodulators and dermal fillers.

How the program works

  1. Apply & verify licensure
    Submit your application and confirm your active California medical license and role.
  2. Didactic foundation
    Facial anatomy, product science, consultation, dosing, and safety — the knowledge behind every injection.
  3. Hands-on with live models
    Perform supervised neuromodulator and dermal filler injections on live models, with real-time coaching.
  4. Certificate & next steps
    Receive a certificate of completion and guidance on continued mentorship and scope-of-practice requirements.

Why train at Naya

Taught by a practicing FNP co-founder

Learn from a clinician who injects every week, not a traveling instructor.

A real, working clinic

Train in the same environment where you’ll practice — not a rented ballroom.

Small cohorts

Direct, hands-on instruction and live-model time for every clinician.

Mentorship beyond day one

Ongoing support as you build confidence and grow your injectable practice.

California injector requirements at a glance

In California, only licensed medical professionals may administer botulinum toxin and dermal fillers. Registered nurses may inject under the delegation and supervision of a supervising physician, following a good-faith exam and a valid treatment order. Nurse practitioners and physician assistants practice within their authorized scope, and physicians and dentists inject within their licensure. Training does not change your scope of practice — always confirm current requirements with the California Board of Registered Nursing, the Medical Board of California, or your relevant licensing board.

Tuition & upcoming cohorts

Cohorts are small and fill quickly. Tuition and upcoming training dates are shared on request — reach out and we’ll send current availability, pricing, and what’s included so you can plan your start.

Frequently asked questions

In California, cosmetic injectables may only be administered by licensed medical professionals. Our program is open to physicians (MD/DO), nurse practitioners (NP), physician assistants (PA), registered nurses (RN), and dentists who hold an active California license. Registered nurses inject under physician delegation and supervision as required by state regulations.

No. The program is structured for licensed clinicians who are new to aesthetic injecting as well as those who want to refine their technique. Training begins with facial anatomy and consultation fundamentals before progressing to hands-on neuromodulator and dermal filler practice.

Yes. After the didactic foundation, you train hands-on with live models under direct supervision, performing real neuromodulator and dermal filler injections rather than practicing only on mannequins.

Training is led by Carolyn Pampalone, MSN, FNP-BC, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and the clinical co-founder of Naya Aesthetics & Wellness, with nearly two decades of experience in medical aesthetics.

Graduates receive a certificate of completion documenting the hands-on training performed. Certification requirements and continuing-education credit vary by license type and state board; we recommend confirming your specific requirements with your licensing board.

Training takes place at the Naya Aesthetics & Wellness clinic in Chatsworth, California, serving the greater San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles area.

Ready to start injecting with confidence?

Tell us about your license and goals, and we’ll share current cohort dates, tuition, and program details.
Medically reviewed by Carolyn Pampalone, MSN, FNP-BC · Last reviewed October 2026