PDO (Polydioxanone) Thread Lift
(CE Approved*)

Regular Cost: $1,200.00
Current Special: $999.00
Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Disclaimer: Please note, this course offering does not qualify as a part of the Esthetic Skin Institute multi-class special pricing.

Target Audience:

This activity has been designed to meet the educational needs of clinicians (Physicians, NP’s, PA’s, in some cases RN’s and interested Dentists) involved in the care of patients seeking aesthetic enhancement procedures.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Developed in Korea, PDO (Polydioxanone) Thread Lift is a new minimally invasive technique offering a subtle and natural looking lift which can generate collagen and elastin with the effects lasting typically 1-2 years. Polydioxanone sutures have long been used in surgery for cutaneous and subcutaneous suturing more than 30 years. Considered safe and hypoallergenic, this material meets all the requirements established by the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) for suturing. PDO Absorbable Threads may be combined and compliment many existing modalities with very few contraindications and side effects, and minimal down time. The use of PDO Threads shows visible results of rejuvenation and pathological stimulation of as much as 100% new collagen. Patients confirm increased skin rejuvenation, skin lifting, brightened skin tone, increase in volume, and an improvement in skin wrinkles.

This 1-day fundamental training and certification course will provide a morning didactic will address Rejuvn8MedTM Lifting Threads. The presentation will include history, chemical and biological properties, biodegradation, indications for use, contraindications, complications and side effects, prevention and management of complications. Emphasis will be placed on technique the “cornerstone” for successful implantation and optimal results. The hands-on workshop will provide the participant with a full hands-on experience. Each participant will learn how to perform a non-surgical “face-lift” using PDO threads. Each participant will be taught how to insert smooth PDO threads in a crosshatch or basket-weave pattern for lifting and filling of the wrinkles of the upper lip. This is useful for the treatment of smokers’ lines and for emphasizing the vermillion border of the lips. Each participant will learn a foolproof method to reposition skin in order to accentuate the cheeks, diminish the jowls, and tighten the jawline. This Hands-On experience has been designed so that each participant has the same experience as his/her neighbor. Between each patient and during lunch we will discuss marketing strategies, consultation techniques, inventory control, and follow-up services provided by our PDO vendor.

A live demonstration explaining the procedure and technique will bolster your knowledge to prepare you for the hands-on practice sessions supervised by our expert instructors. Combined with ESI’s low student to instructor ratio, it will provide a tailored one-on-one experience. Each attendee will receive a PP deck slide, CD loaded with business and practice documents such as consent form, standardized procedure and protocol policies, purchasing sources and more.

NURSE CONTINUING EDUCATION

Upon successful completion of the entire activity and successful return demonstration, participants will be granted 7 contact hours (CE). No partial credit will be granted.

ACCREDITATION
This course is co-provided by Educational Dimensions® and the Esthetic Skin Institute, Inc.™ CE fees are underwritten by education funding from Esthetic Skin Institute, Inc. and the speaker, as an employee, hereby declares a vested interest. Educational Dimensions®, the continuing education provider for this educational activity, is philosophically dedicated to the provision of quality continuing education to nurses and does not endorse products or services provided by the speaker’s company. This faculty directed education activity is provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #08747, the District of Columbia Board of Nursing, Provider # 50-574, the Florida Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # 50-574, the Iowa Board of Nursing Provider # 317, and the West Virginia Board of Examiners for Registered Professional Nurses, Provider # WV97-0217RN.

A statement of credit will be issued only upon receipt of a completed activity evaluation form and will be mailed to you within 3 weeks.

PHYSICIAN & PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT CONTINUING EDUCATION

Note: This course is not approved for CME Cat 1, however this course is designed with optimal criteria which may be eligible for CME Category II credits, which are self-submitted by the practitioner to their respective State Board. Physicians and PA’s should only submit and claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Americans with Disabilities Act.

Event staff will be glad to assist you with any special needs (i.e, physical, dietary, etc). Please contact any of our ESI representatives prior to the live event at (954) 463-6881.

CANCELLATION POLICY
Please note: All cancellations must be received (not postmarked) in writing via mail or fax transmission. Cancellation Policy is strictly enforced since workshops require a great deal of planning and preparation.

A refund will be given, less a $200.00 processing fee, if canceled at least 14 days prior to the start of the workshop. Any cancellations after this time will not qualify for a refund but may be used toward a future workshop with the approval of the administrative department of ESI.

Since a minimum number of registrants are necessary for each course, should we do not meet this minimum, or for any other reason beyond our control the course is canceled or postponed, the registration fee will be refunded in full. Please note: ESI is not responsible for deposits to hotels, non-refundable airline tickets or fees associated with necessary airline changes. Thank You in advance for your understanding and cooperation.

It is the responsibility of every licensed medical professional to know and follow their own State guidelines and regulations relating to their area of practice and should direct such questions to their respective state board.