Announcement
The Canadian Board of Aesthetic Medicine introduced online training options aimed at U.S. healthcare professionals. Its course catalog covers topics such as skin science, injectable treatments, and other aesthetic procedures through structured video lessons and assessments. The expansion was presented as a way for clinicians to study around their existing work schedules without traveling for every element of professional development.
CBAM's U.S. program page identifies physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, dentists, and some international medical graduates among the professionals who may explore its courses. Eligibility for an education program is not the same as authorization to perform a procedure. Licensure, scope of practice, supervision, and hands-on training requirements vary by state and profession.
Prospective students should compare the current syllabus, faculty, fees, accreditation details, and practical components before enrolling. A course certificate may document education but does not replace a professional license or establish competency in a procedure by itself. U.S. practitioners should verify their own board and state requirements before offering treatment to patients.