Joni Tran
Mainly for HCPs that want to learn the business side of how to open their own practice. As an RN looking to start in the field of aesthetics, the hands on class was just ok. However, it is nice how the product is provided unlike other training courses.
Yadira Betancourt
I was impressed with the exhibitors that they work with. I think this is an important part to be able to get the information on where you going to buy products that you need in your practice.
Harold Uzcategui Correa
I was impressed with the amount of Hands-On training that I received during the dermal filler program, this is a program that you really need to practice on light patient's great job Empire medical training.
Jack Ochoa
If you're looking for Botox training or anything in aesthetic education I would go with Empire Medical Training. Ive only attended Empire classes so I dont have anything else to compare too, but, I dont have any doubt over the caliber of their training.
Diana Dovorany
If you’re just starting out in aesthetic medicine and looking for the best bang for your buck this is it. I did the platinum membership and am able to attend multiple courses for the money. The courses provide a good broad overview and detail. However if you want specific hands on experience with filler and Botox this would not be the route to go. The basic Botox and filler courses are good but you only got to inject one model and they said models would be provided but they weren’t and we had to scramble to get people to volunteer. The hands on portion was very disorganized and I still need more practice. Also the advanced filler and Botox have no hands on portion which I was informed they did have when I signed up. VERY disappointing. I would purchase the diamond package again for the simple fact of having access to course materials and being able to attend many many courses but the hands on portion is lacking.
