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3 years ago

Hello there, can anyone suggest to me some tips on how to be a successful medical aesthetician? Right now, I am planning to do a botox course from APT Injection Training in Canada. What are the advantages and disadvantages of pursuing an aesthetics course? Please let me know your opinion.

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Daisy England
3 years ago
I think you would get a better response if you posted on a forum relating to the question you’ve asked ie a medical forum.

This is a home improvement forum.
E D
3 years ago
This smells like spam, but here’s an example of the disadvantage of Botox...
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Karenza Roy
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Daisy England this account it posting various random posts. just ignore them as they aren't worth replying to
Karenza Roy
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*is posting

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