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Our Clinical Aesthetics program is fully licensed with the Private Vocational Training Act of Alberta, and will provide you with the necessary skills to practice as a qualified Clinical Aesthetician.
NIWE Academy’s Clinical Aesthetics program provides education in the latest and most popular treatments and applications, as well as teaches with the following Medical skin lines: ZO Obagi and Alumier MD: the most popular Medical lines used in the cosmetic industry today.
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Our Curriculum
The Clinical Aesthetics Course detailed curriculum consists of:
- Bacteriology & Sterilization
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Medical Terminology
- Pharmacology
- Hormone & Histology
- Chemistry & Biochemistry
- Skin Infection & Diseases
- Skin Cancer & Cells
- Sclerotherapy (Theory)
- DermaFiller (Theory)
- Plasma Rich Platelet (Theory)
- Autologous Fat Grafting (Theory)
- Business & Marketing
- Chemical Peel
- Skin Tags
- Non-Surgical Procedures
- Fractional Resurfacing
- Vascular
- Alexandrite, YAG, & IPL
- Venus Versa
- Radio Frequency
- Laser Hair Removal
Financing/Requirements
Government Grants, Student Loans & 0% Financing Alberta Student Loans
19 years or older with all provinces with the exception of Alberta.
GED or Highschool Diploma
Why NIWE Is Your Desired Choice
- One of the most affordable tuition of all licensed institutions in Alberta.
- Discounts for yourself and family and friends!
- Job placement assistance is available.
- Free lifetime professional advice for all graduates when required.
- Discounted student services.
- Opportunity to join a theory or practical class of your choice during your school tour.
- We are value driven; we believe in putting our student’s first, leading through integrity and transparency, encouraging creativity, and promoting innovation.
Why Clinical Aesthetics
The focus of beauty has recently shifted to results that can last—and a Clinical Aesthetician assists in providing just that. A clinical aesthetician specializes in developing and maintaining healthy, beautiful skin. They use advanced treatments through near-medical services such as micro-needling, advanced facials, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and various laser treatments (e.g. laser hair removal, skin rejuvenation, minor vascular treatments). They also assist physicians with cosmetic injectables such as Botulism Toxin. A clinical Aesthetician may find work in a wide variety of environments as well, including medi-spas, spas, cruise ships, home businesses and dermatology clinics.
