The Schedule.

The aesthetic injector course runs across two full training days, each built around a similar rhythm. Day 1 focuses on neurotoxin injections, while Day 2 shifts to dermal filler technique. Each day opens with two hours of didactic instruction in the morning, moves into a series of live model demonstrations, and includes a one-hour lunch break in between.

This structure is designed to pair classroom theory with supervised, hands-on practice on the same day. You can explore Elev8's full range of services and training programs starting from our home page.

If you are weighing this course against other continuing education options, reviewing the full daily breakdown first can help you decide if the pacing fits your schedule.

Day 1 begins with didactic training on neurotoxins from 9 AM to 11 AM. This classroom portion is followed by five separate live model demonstrations spaced through the rest of the day, giving students repeated opportunities to observe technique before practicing.

A one-hour lunch break falls at midday, splitting the morning theory from the afternoon demonstrations. Elev8's nurse-led clinical background, described further on our about page, shapes how this training day is structured.

Students are encouraged to bring questions from the didactic portion into the demonstration sessions, since facilitators are present throughout the afternoon to clarify technique in real time.

Day 2 shifts focus to dermal filler technique, opening with a didactic session from 9 AM to 11 AM. Model demonstrations that day include lip filler with dental block instruction, along with treatment areas covering the chin, cheek, and jaw.

The day concludes around 4 PM with a certificate presentation and photos, marking the formal close of the two-day program.

Because chin, cheek, and jaw work often builds on lip filler fundamentals, the order of demonstrations on Day 2 is designed to progress logically through related treatment areas.

Both training days begin at 9 AM with classroom instruction covering that day's core topic. Day 1 runs through its final model demonstration until approximately 4 PM.

Day 2 follows the same general timing and wraps up around 4 PM with the certificate presentation. Exact start and end times can be confirmed when you register for a specific course date.

If your schedule requires arriving earlier or leaving later than the listed hours, reaching out ahead of your course date is a reasonable way to confirm flexibility.

Day 1 includes five separate model demonstrations, each focused on neurotoxin application technique. Day 2 also includes five model demonstrations, covering lip filler as well as chin, cheek, and jaw treatment areas.

Spacing demonstrations throughout the day allows students to watch, ask questions, and then apply what they observed under supervision before the next model arrives.

Watching several demonstrations in sequence also gives students time to compare outcomes and technique choices across different models before attempting their own supervised work.

Yes, a one-hour lunch break is scheduled from 12 PM to 1 PM on both Day 1 and Day 2. This break sits between the morning demonstrations and the afternoon sessions on each training day.

Building a consistent lunch window into both days helps keep the schedule predictable for students moving between classroom and hands-on portions of the course.

Students traveling from outside Kitchener-Waterloo sometimes use the lunch break to review notes or step out briefly before the afternoon sessions resume.

Day 2 concludes around 4 PM with a certificate presentation for students who complete the course requirements. Photos are also taken during this closing portion of the day.

This final segment marks the formal end of the two-day Aesthetic Injector Course and typically follows the last model demonstration of the afternoon.

Students who need documentation of course completion for their own records or employer may find the certificate presentation and photos especially useful to plan around.

The published schedule does not specify how models are sourced for the live demonstrations on either training day. Requirements can vary depending on the specific course date and cohort size.

If you have questions about model requirements before your training date, it is best to confirm directly during the registration process or by reaching out to the Elev8 team ahead of time.

Since model logistics can affect how many demonstrations are scheduled, this is one of the more practical questions to sort out before your training date arrives.

Elev8 Academy training is led by experienced facilitators involved in both the didactic instruction and the supervised hands-on demonstrations. Facilitators guide students through neurotoxin technique on Day 1 and dermal filler technique on Day 2.

You can learn more about the instructors leading this program on our facilitators page before deciding which course date works best for you.

If you have a preference for a particular facilitator's teaching style, checking the facilitators page before selecting a course date may help you choose the right fit.

You can sign up for an upcoming course date through Elev8's online registration page. Registration typically requires selecting a date and confirming your spot ahead of the scheduled training days.

The registration page also connects back to broader course details, so you can review everything you need before confirming your seat for Day 1 and Day 2.

Because course dates can fill, registering as soon as your schedule is confirmed is generally a sensible approach for securing a preferred training date.

The schedule page focuses on timing rather than listing a specific training venue for the course. Because Elev8 operates locations in both Kitchener and Cambridge, confirming the exact venue for your session is worthwhile before you travel.

For confirmed location details, or to ask which Elev8 site hosts your upcoming course date, our contact page has phone and email information to reach the team directly.

If you are coordinating travel from outside the immediate region, confirming the exact venue early can also help with hotel or transportation planning.

The Day 1 morning session covers didactic training on neurotoxins, which are commonly used in aesthetic injections such as Botox. This portion focuses on theory before students move into live model demonstrations later that day.

If you would like general background on how this class of substance works, the Wikipedia entry on botulinum toxin offers an educational overview of the underlying science, separate from any specific Elev8 treatment claims.

General educational context like this can be a helpful supplement to the hands-on instruction you receive directly from Elev8 facilitators during the course itself.

The Day 2 morning session covers didactic training on dermal filler, laying the groundwork before students move into live demonstrations on lips, chin, cheek, and jaw treatment areas. This classroom portion runs from 9 AM to 11 AM, mirroring the structure used on Day 1.

Covering filler theory before hands-on practice helps reinforce safe technique once students begin working with live models that afternoon.

Students who already have some filler experience may still find this session useful as a refresher before moving into live demonstrations that afternoon.

Yes, the Day 2 schedule specifically includes dental block instruction as part of the first lip filler model demonstration. This is presented as a how-to component alongside the broader lip filler training that morning.

Covering this technique early in the day gives students a foundation they can apply across the remaining lip filler and jaw-area demonstrations that follow.

Facilitators are available during this portion of the day to answer specific technique questions as they come up during the live demonstration.

Yes, a certificate presentation is built into the end of Day 2, scheduled for around 4 PM. This follows the final model demonstrations of the afternoon.

Photos are also taken during this portion of the day to mark the completion of the full two-day Aesthetic Injector Course.

If you need documentation for licensing, insurance, or employer purposes, it is worth confirming exactly what the certificate includes before your training date.

Day 1 is centered on neurotoxin theory and demonstrations, while Day 2 shifts to dermal filler technique, including lip, chin, cheek, and jaw treatment areas. Both days follow the same general structure of morning instruction, a midday break, and afternoon demonstrations.

Day 2 additionally closes with the certificate presentation, since it falls at the end of the full two-day program.

This distinction is also useful for facilitators planning which demonstrations to emphasize based on where a particular cohort's interest or experience level tends to concentrate.

The schedule page focuses on timing rather than pricing or eligibility requirements for the course. Details like cost and any prerequisites are better suited to a dedicated course overview rather than a day-by-day timeline.

For course pricing, prerequisites, or curriculum details, our courses page is the best starting point before you commit to a specific registration date.

Reaching out with specific pricing or prerequisite questions before registering can help ensure the course is the right fit for your current skill level.

Specific cancellation and rescheduling terms are not listed on the schedule page itself. Training dates can occasionally shift, so it helps to know the general terms before you commit to travel or time off work.

Our policies page outlines Elev8's general terms, and it is worth reviewing before registering in case a training date needs to change.

Reviewing policy terms alongside the schedule gives a fuller picture of what to expect from registration through to course completion.

Photos are specifically noted as part of the Day 2 certificate presentation at the end of the course. This is the main documented photo moment built into the published schedule.

If you would like to see examples of past training cohorts or course highlights, Elev8's blog occasionally features updates and behind-the-scenes content from Academy sessions.

Prospective students are welcome to ask about available photos or documentation from previous cohorts when reaching out with registration questions.

This page focuses specifically on the two-day schedule for the Aesthetic Injector Course. For broader questions about Elev8 Academy as a whole, including course structure, facilitators, and general policies, a wider set of answers is available.

Visit the main FAQs page for additional details that go beyond day-by-day scheduling.

Combining this schedule page with the general FAQs page should answer most of the practical questions that come up before attending your first Academy session.