This online injector training was created in direct response to repeated requests from our students—especially licensed providers outside Texas who can’t easily travel to our eight in-person Texas locations.
This is our first virtual training release, designed to deliver a strong, safety-first foundation in neuromodulator (Botox-style) treatments: anatomy, evaluation, dilution, injection planning, and documentation—accessible from anywhere.
Important: This training is intended for licensed medical professionals (or clinicians working under appropriate medical direction). Scope of practice varies by state/country.
We didn’t start with an online catalog because it was the easiest route—we started because it became the most common request we heard.
For years, TAMA has focused on hands-on training in Texas. But as our community grew, so did the number of inquiries from out-of-state providers who wanted to learn our approach and study our fundamentals before traveling (or while planning their next step).
So we’re releasing our online trainings the same way we teach in person: carefully, clearly, and only when we’re confident the training meets our standards.
This is our first on-demand neuromodulator training video—and more virtual trainings are coming.
Scope-of-practice note: Laws and supervision requirements vary widely by state and country. You are responsible for practicing within your legal scope and facility protocols.
Physicians (MD/DO)
Nurse Practitioners (NP)
Physician Assistants (PA)
Registered Nurses (RN)
Dentists (DDS/DMD)
When you enroll, you receive:
Intro to Neuromodulators (Virtual Training)
what to focus on, how to review, and how to self-check comprehension
the “must-document” checklist that supports reproducible outcomes
a simple system for consistent before/after images
BSN, RN, CPN
Founder & Master Injector
Kiara DeWitt is a registered nurse and highly skilled cosmetic injector with years of combined experience in healthcare and medical aesthetics. As the founder of the Texas Academy of Medical Aesthetics, she has trained and mentored thousands of providers with a strong emphasis on facial anatomy, safety, and clinical decision-making—not just memorizing injection points.
Kiara is known for her anatomy-first teaching style and her focus on helping students understand the “why” behind every injection technique. Her approach emphasizes evaluating facial movement, respecting anatomical variation, and creating customized treatment plans rather than relying on one-size-fits-all diagrams.
Beyond education, Kiara applied the same principles taught at TAMA to build and scale a successful, multi-location medical spa business. The training philosophy you’ll learn in this course—rooted in neuromodulator fundamentals, patient assessment, and documentation standards—is the same foundation she used to grow her own practice.
This is the same Botox and neuromodulator training approach that helped launch her career—and the same framework she now teaches to providers who want to build skill, confidence, and long-term success in aesthetics.
Neuromodulator treatments are not just “injection points.” Safe, consistent results come from understanding what you’re treating, why you’re treating it, and how to document it.
In this training, you’ll learn:
Great outcomes start with evaluation—both at rest and in motion. You’ll learn how to assess facial movement patterns and why mapping should be based on the patient, not a generic diagram.
Aseptic technique, reconstitution best practices, labeling, storage timelines, and dilution math—so you can work cleanly, consistently, and safely.
Clear charting and consistent photography aren’t “extra”—they’re essential for patient safety, reproducibility, and legal protection.
You’ll learn the difference in terminology (neuromodulator vs neurotoxin), how these products work, and what “localized + dose-dependent + temporary” truly means in practice. We also cover common patient expectations around timing and duration.
This module focuses on clean technique and consistency:
Maintaining strict aseptic technique
You’ll learn how to evaluate patients safely and document appropriately:
This section covers common upper-face areas and the safety logic behind technique:
We cover key lower-face and advanced treatment zones, including common pitfalls:
This is one of the biggest differences between “watching a video” and building real clinical consistency.
We cover:
How to think about “high-risk” zones and prevent common complications (ptosis risk, unwanted smile weakness, and orbital-area safety basics)
We’re starting with one online neuromodulator training video because we’re building our virtual library intentionally—based on what students request most and what we can deliver at the quality level we expect at TAMA.
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