If you want to become a Facial aesthetics training London practitioner, you’ll find plenty of courses in London. But not all are equal, so do your homework before booking. Look for the following.

1. Where the Course Is Based

The aesthetics industry is highly competitive. So choose a provider with a solid reputation. Look for a track record of successfully training practitioners and evidence of accreditations. It’s also worth considering where the provider is based, says Sarah (not her real name), who runs Facebook groups that offer advice to people considering a career in cosmetic treatments. “The area a training provider is located in is important, as you’ll need to get work once qualified and there may be restrictions on where you can practise,” she says.

2. Are the Trainers Experienced?

Look for an aesthetics course with trainers who are experienced in the procedure you’re being trained to do. This will give you confidence in your abilities and help you to develop your skills. Look for a track record of success and an extensive list of testimonials to see what previous learners have thought about their training experience.

3. What You’ll Be Trained To Do

Look for a provider who offers a range of options, including entry-level VTCT cosmetics courses and foundational or advanced-level botulinum toxin and dermal filler training. Consider the number of delegates on each training course and the student-to-tutor ratio. Low delegate numbers and smaller class sizes allow for more hands-on training, expert guidance, and more time to practise.