With a focus on increasing popular intravenous treatments and the internal wellness of patients, THMA Consulting is launching a new virtual course on IV Vitamin Infusion Treatments. IV Vitamin Infusion Treatment
IV Vitamin Infusion is a medical technique that drips fluids and nutrition intravenously into a person’s vein. It’s become an increasing popular way for people to get vitamins and hydration directly and effectively.
IV Vitamin’s popular effectiveness has been widely reported in the media. Click for Good Morning America
IV Drips are medical aesthetics per se, but the would treatments fit perfectly within many clinics as a wellness component. Corey Akisanya, our regional clinical training expert in Ottawa, has been offering IV Vitamin Infusions at his clinic for about a year now.
Corey explains the wide acceptance of IV infusions (or drips) by pointing out that supplements which are usually taken orally go through the digestive system and often are poorly absorbed.
“With IV drips, the body receives vitamins, minerals, electrolytes and hydration by injecting the solution directly into the bloodstream,” Corey says. “It’s a process that bypasses the digestive system and allows patients to feel the positive effects instantly.”
Benefits of IV vitamin drips include higher concentrations of vitamin, minerals, amino acids, and electrolytes as wll as improved hydration and energy boosts.
Do IV Vitamin Treatments work? Yes, reports Cedars-Sinai, a non-profit academic healthcare organization that serves more than a million people each year in over 40 locations. Click to Read
After talking to Corey about his experiences and expertise, I knew we had the perfect trainer for a new knowledge-based IV Vitamin Drip Treatment Course from THMA Consulting.
Beginning on April 22, Corey will instruct course participants in terminology, basic pharmacology, infusion calculations and complications management.
“It’s a great additive to a medical aesthetics practice because it allows providers to focus on the health and wellness of their patients as well as their physical appearance,” says Corey.
Register for the IV Vitamin Infusion Treatments course here!
Other courses in current development at THMA Consulting
Laser Safety
This THMA Supplementary Course will focus on safe practices when using resurfacing lasers (such as IPL and SkinTyte). Laser Safety training with Cynthia Webb RN of Boutique Medical Aesthetics in Oakville will address a need for higher standards of patient safety. Most providers when purchasing these popular treatment machines are given a quick overview on how to use the equipment settings with minimum discussion on risks and safety protocols.
Facility Recommendations
THMA clinical training expert Jacklyn Sudetic will be teaching this online course that should be a must for people setting up their own medical aesthetics practices. The THMA Facility Recommendations course will supply practitioners with in-depth knowledge of public health guidelines and regulations. Most importantly, we will equip them with a checklist of what to do and not to do in order to pass public health scrutiny before opening for business.
Expect an announcement on these online courses in a couple of months.
Radiesse
Long-lasting Radiesse is a popular injectable treatment that stimulates naturally-occurring collagen in the skin to immediately smooth lines and wrinkles while also developing new collagen in the body. Patient satisfaction and the growing demand for regenerative medicine is why we are planning to include Radiesse as a Supplementary Course later this year. Read More About Radiesse Training Here