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The IAPAM offers the industry’s leading botox training, laser training, dermal filler training and hcg training for physicians new to aesthetic medicine.  The IAPAM’s Aesthetic Medicine Symposium supports a physician’s entry into the minimally-invasive treatment market.  Comprehensive, hands-on training, like that offered through the IAPAM, allows physicians, to capture the recent “spike” in the non-invasive treatment market.   Demand for Botox Training is on the Rise   The demand for botox and other cosmetic injectables is rising.  As reported in a recent study published by the AAFPRS, minimally-invasive procedures are an excellent alternative for some people considering facial or body rejuvenation.  Further, these treatments have the added benefit of traditionally lower costs and shorter recovery times.   Jeff Russell, Executive Director of the IAPAM ( http://www.iapam.com ), concurs with the findings of organizations like the AAFPRS.  “We are hearing from our members that minimally invasive procedures like botox (Botox Cosmetic and Dysport), dermal fillers (Restylane, Juvederm, and Perlane) as well as chemical peels, microdermabrasion, hCG for weight loss, and physician-directed skin care regiments, are in tremendous demand by patients, and we are seeing a correlating increase in the demand for our botox training and other training programs.   Registration for our cornerstone training programs, the IAPAM’s Aesthetic Medicine Symposium ( http://www.AestheticMedicineSymposium.com ) and the IAPAM’s hCG Training for Physicians ( http://www.aestheticmedicinesymposium.com/physician-hcg-weight-loss-training ), based on the protocol found Dr. Simeons manuscript, Pounds and Inches, has also dramatically increased in the last 8 months.  Physicians are realizing they not only need to offer botox treatments to their patients, but also laser hair removal, IPL skin rejuvenation, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, physician-directed skin care and hCG for weight loss to their healthcare businesses.  Organizations, like the IAPAM, offer doctors complete training over a weekend, on how to package treatments for the most appealing and profitable outcomes.”  (more…)                

The market for cosmetic surgery, facial aesthetics and lasers is expected to almost double in size and to exceed $3 billion over the next seven years, according to iData Research, a pharmaceutical market research firm based in Vancouver, British Columbia, PRNewswire reports.The iData report estimates that the market for aesthetic botulinum toxin A drugs such as Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA, Allergan) will grow to an estimated $543 million by 2017, and that the aesthetic laser and light therapy markets for skin resurfacing, hair removal and laser lipolysis are the fastest-growing segments. The U.S.

The economy has the cosmetic plastic surgery business sagging and in need of a real lift.   The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) recently released some concerning statistics about the cosmetic plastic surgery business