Skin Booster & Regenerative Course

One of the fastest-growing areas of aesthetic medicine. Learn how Korean dermatology improves skin quality — hydration, regeneration and texture — and how to build repeat-visit combination treatment plans. Ideal for med spa and clinic owners adding skin-quality services.

What You'll Learn

• Skin anatomy & aging mechanisms
• Skin quality assessment
• PN & PDRN (polynucleotide) science
• Hyaluronic acid skin boosters
• Hydration vs. regeneration strategies
• Skin toxin, mesotherapy & microneedling concepts
• Concern-based treatment planning
• Consultation strategies

Who This Program Is For

• Med spa and clinic owners
• RN, LVN/LPN, NP, PA
• Aesthetic providers adding skin-quality services

Your Instructors

Taught by experienced Korean nurse injectors who own and operate their own med spa clinics, treat patients every day, and work with the latest Korean aesthetic techniques and technology. Curriculum designed and directed by founder Christine, MSN, RN, a nurse educator with 17 years of clinical experience.

Included With Enrollment

• Online curriculum
• Live Zoom sessions
• Supervised hands-on training
• Student workbook
• DMS NAMA Certificate of Completion

Note: several skin boosters popular in Korea (for example, certain polynucleotide products) are not FDA-approved in the United States. They are covered as education on Korean practice; hands-on training uses U.S.-appropriate products.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I receive a certificate?

Yes — a DMS NAMA Certificate of Completion is awarded when you complete the program.

Is the training online or in person?

Both. You complete 6 hours online (with live Zoom sessions) and 6 hours of supervised, small-group hands-on training in Texas.

Can I upgrade to the Master Program later?

Yes. Bundle tuition can be credited toward the Aesthetic Master Program within 90 days of enrollment.

For licensed healthcare professionals (RN, LVN/LPN, NP, PA, MD/DO). The DMS NAMA Certificate of Completion recognizes education completed; it does not grant licensure or expand scope of practice. Practice according to your state's laws with appropriate medical supervision or delegation. Some products and techniques used in Korea have a different U.S. regulatory status; hands-on training uses products and devices appropriate for U.S. practice. Tuition and content subject to change.