New RADIESSE® Biostimulator Training

Training built around clinical application 

The workshop takes a treatment-led approach, moving from consultation and assessment through to planning and practical delivery. 

Delegates explore how RADIESSE® can be used within lower-face treatment plans, including cases where structural support, contour definition or correction of the marionette area may be required. Hand rejuvenation is also covered, giving practitioners the opportunity to consider an area that can be overlooked during aesthetic consultations. 

Rather than focusing only on product theory, the session examines how RADIESSE® should be approached in practice. This includes selecting appropriate patients, recognising contraindications, reviewing relevant anatomy and developing treatment plans suited to the individual. 

Small-group, hands-on learning 

Each workshop is limited to five delegates, creating a focused environment with time for questions, case discussion and individual guidance. 

Following the theoretical component, attendees treat their own model under clinical supervision. This gives practitioners the opportunity to apply their learning to a real patient assessment, develop an appropriate treatment plan and refine their technique with direct support from the trainer. 

Training is delivered by experienced nurse independent prescribers Helen Blanchard and Caroline Stafford. The combination of theory, clinical guidance and supervised treatment is intended to help delegates leave with knowledge they can translate into everyday practice.  

Who is the workshop for? 

The RADIESSE® workshop is intended for practitioners who have completed foundation training in dermal fillers and are already confident using a cannula. It is an advanced, product-specific course and is not suitable as foundation injectable training. 

For established injectors, the course offers an opportunity to expand beyond familiar filler treatments and develop a more informed understanding of RADIESSE®+ applications. It may be particularly relevant for practitioners looking to strengthen their lower-face treatment offering or introduce hand rejuvenation into their clinic. 

Why this matters for clinics 

Adding a new injectable treatment should involve more than placing another product on the clinic menu. Practitioners need to understand which patients may benefit, where the treatment complements existing services and how it can be incorporated into wider treatment planning. 

By covering consultation, patient selection and multiple treatment areas, the workshop helps practitioners consider RADIESSE® as part of a more complete approach to facial and hand rejuvenation. This can broaden the options available during consultations while supporting appropriate, individualised recommendations. 

Commercially, additional treatment capabilities can also help clinics respond to patients seeking alternatives to conventional filler-led plans. The value lies not simply in offering another injectable, but in having the confidence to recommend and deliver it for the right patient and indication.