Toronto Laser Pigmentation & MedSpa Training For 2023 High School Grads Launched

Sep 29, 2023

Key Takeaways

The Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy has launched new training programs that offer complete certification in laser pigmentation treatments, laser hair removal, and other MedSpa techniques.
New students with no previous experience can become fully certified in up to a dozen popular MedSpa procedures in as little as 8 weeks.
The training options include practical training at Dermysk Academy locations across Canada and online learning modules.
There are three class options: Basic training, Advanced training, and Master-level training. Each offers different levels of certification and covers a range of MedSpa techniques.
All students will be enrolled in the Dermysk Academy's after-graduate support program, which provides assistance with job placements, training opportunities, and industry connections.

The Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy (1-844-337-6975) has launched new training programs for high school grads, or anyone with previous MedSpa experience, which provide complete certification in laser pigmentation treatments, laser hair removal, and other popular MedSpa techniques.

Laval, Canada - September 29, 2023 /PressCable/ —

This new training option for MedSpa careers, launched by the Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy, allows new students with no previous experience to become fully certified in up to a dozen of the most popular MedSpa procedures, in as little as 8 weeks.

Learn more about laser pigmentation treatments, MedSpa training, and the Dermysk Academy training options at https://academy.dermysk.com/

With certification from the Dermysk Academy, students will be fully trained, experienced, and ready to begin a new career either at a local MedSpa or working from their own home. The new classes offer a unique combination of practical training at Dermysk Academy locations across Canada and online learning modules that can be completed from anywhere with an internet connection.

New students can choose between two class options, which have no prerequisites other than a high school education, or some form of relevant work experience. In the Basic training course, students will get certification for a wide range of standard treatments, including laser pigmentation, laser hair removal, and fractional ablation.

Graduates from the Basic course can begin working in a MedSpa immediately, and may also return at any time for training in more complex techniques, using the Advanced course. This class provides training in Body Sculpting, stem cell treatments, working with difficult clients, and individualized business strategies.

Alternatively, students may also bypass the Basic and Advanced courses, using the Dermysk Academy’s Master-level training. This all-inclusive course covers everything taught in the Basic and Advanced classes, provides certification for even the most complex MedSpa techniques, and includes a Master of Medical Aesthetics certificate for graduates.

All students will also be enrolled in the Dermysk Academy’s after-graduate support program, at no additional cost. This program provides assistance to qualified MedSpa workers seeking job placements, training opportunities, and new industry connections.

One recent graduate explained, “This school is simply incredible. Theory and hands-on practice thoroughly teach you the profession. The energy of the teachers and school staff is very pleasant. The ambiance is professional but comfortable. I recommend this school.”

More information about individual courses, a full list of certifications, and details about practical training options can be found at https://academy.dermysk.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Michelle Arsenault
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Organization: Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy
Address: 455 Boulevard Cure-Labelle, Laval, QC H7P2P3, Canada
Website: https://dermysk.com/

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