Training
There is no fixed course to enroll in. Lauren sets the format, the length, and the content after she knows what you inject today and what you want to be able to do next.
Training is led by Lauren Meade, PA-C — national Galderma GAIN faculty, for licensed medical providers in Lexington and across Kentucky. Meet Lauren
Shadow days, one-to-one and small-group sessions, on-site team training, and ongoing mentorship — combined however your goals call for. Availability and pricing are confirmed by email once Lauren knows what you need.
Spend a clinical day beside Lauren in practice. You watch consultations, assessment, product selection, and injection technique on real patients, and you ask the questions that only come up when you are watching someone work.
Best for providers who want to see the whole decision chain before they change how they inject.
The full session on your goals alone. Nothing is shared with a group, nothing is generic, and the entire day can pivot the moment something in your technique needs more attention than planned.
A handful of providers at a comparable level, working through the same material with individual correction. Useful when you want peers to think out loud with.
Four, six, or eight hours, assembled from the topics below and sequenced so the didactic piece lands right before you put a needle in your hand. Held at Lauren's Lexington facility or at your own practice.
Lauren comes to you — on site at your practice in Lexington, across Kentucky, or out to the Louisville and Cincinnati area. Training for an entire team, so everyone injects to one standard rather than four. Content can be aimed at the newest injector, the most advanced, or split across the day.
Continued access after the training day, for the cases and complications that turn up once you are back in your own treatment room. How mentorship works
Hands-on and didactic components are available for each of these. Which combination you get depends on your credential, your state, and what you already do well.
Neuromodulator technique (Botox, Dysport, and the newer toxins) built on muscle anatomy and treatment planning rather than memorized injection patterns.
Filler technique anchored in the anatomy that tells you where to place product, how much, and when to stop.
The collagen side of aesthetics — slower, less immediately gratifying, and often the better answer.
Complication management is the part of aesthetic education most often skipped — and the injectors who have been doing this a while know what the stakes are.
The material is built on real-world case discussion, with the emphasis on safety. It covers prevention and management of common neurotoxin adverse events; filler-related vascular complications — arterial occlusion, venous occlusion, and compression injuries; biostimulator and filler nodules; and treatment protocols for filler-related infections.
Providers leave with clear, step-by-step management algorithms — the basis for an effective in-office complication protocol.
Pricing, dates, and group sizes are confirmed directly by email — they depend on format, length, and travel. Ask in your inquiry and Lauren will send current details.
The intake takes about two minutes and covers your level, your products, and your goals — so the first reply you get is a real plan.
