The Methode Collective Member Rate: $40, Non-Member $75

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Monday June 1st 7pm CST/5pm PST

Here's what you'll learn:

• Course Description

  This continuing education webinar provides a comprehensive review of the legal, regulatory, and ethical considerations essential to safe and compliant practice in medical aesthetics. Led by Alice Tudor, CRNA, this session explores key principles of scope of practice, documentation standards, informed consent, and risk mitigation strategies, with additional focus on regulatory considerations related to peptides and injectable treatments.

  As the field of aesthetic medicine continues to evolve, providers must navigate increasingly complex regulatory frameworks, including distinctions between FDA-approved, compounded, and research-use substances. This activity is designed to strengthen clinical decision-making through a deeper understanding of legal and compliance standards, helping providers reduce liability while maintaining ethical, patient-centered care.

  Participants will engage in a structured review of:

  • Scope of practice considerations across licensure levels

  • Legal responsibilities and regulatory oversight in aesthetic practice

  • Regulatory classifications of peptides, including FDA-approved, compounded, and research-use substances

  • Documentation standards and informed consent requirements

  • Risk management strategies to support safe and compliant care

  • Common areas of legal vulnerability in medical aesthetics

  This activity is intended for licensed healthcare professionals involved in aesthetic practice, including registered nurses and advanced practice providers.

  Learning Objectives

  Upon completion of this activity, the learner will be able to:

  1. Identify scope of practice parameters relevant to aesthetic providers based on licensure and regulatory standards

  2. Differentiate regulatory classifications of peptides, including FDA-approved, compounded, and research-use substances, and their implications for clinical practice

  3. Describe key legal and ethical responsibilities associated with aesthetic practice, including informed consent and documentation requirements

  4. Recognize common areas of legal risk and vulnerability in medical aesthetics, particularly related to injectable treatments and emerging therapies

  5. Apply risk management strategies to support safe, compliant, and ethical patient care

  6. Integrate legal and regulatory knowledge into clinical decision-making to reduce liability and improve practice standards

  🫱🏼‍🫲🏽In an effort to foster connection and create a more engaged learning environment, we encourage participants to keep their cameras on when possible.

  • If you are driving or otherwise unable, please prioritize your safety.

  • We also ask that you update your Zoom display name to reflect your name, rather than “iPhone” or “Zoom User,” so we can better connect with one another throughout the session.

Kamilla + Bree

Co-Founders of the Methode Collective

Here's what you'll learn:

• Master Instagram First. Instagram is the #1 platform for aesthetic providers — it functions as both a social platform and a search engine. Before spreading yourself across TikTok, Facebook, or others, master Instagram. Consistency on one platform will always outperform inconsistency on many.

• Your Content Has One Job: Build Trust Before the Consultation. Most clients have already researched providers and formed opinions before they ever reach out. Your posts, before & afters, and captions are doing the selling — the consultation just closes it.

• Great Posts Follow a Formula. High-performing content isn't accidental — it has a hook, good lighting, clear visuals, a call to action, and relevant hashtags. Don't chase virality; focus on adding value and showing up consistently.

• Your Email List is the Only Audience You Truly Own. Social algorithms change overnight — your email list doesn't. A well-crafted newsletter with consistent value, clear CTAs, and strategic (not constant) promotions converts better than any social post.

• Consistency Converts — Not Perfection. A potential client needs to see your content an average of 7+ times before they take action. Showing up regularly and authentically — even imperfectly — will always outperform waiting until everything feels ready.

We can't wait to see you there!

ATTENTION: Be sure to click the Calendly link above LOCATION to sign up and the webinar link will sent upon registration! This will be held via Zoom. No need to RSVP here unless you just want additional reminders!

Cheers,

Traci + Sam

Co-Founders of On Brand Marketing Co.

Kamilla + Bree

Co-Founders of the Methode Collective

Course Description

Filler Complications in Aesthetic Practice: Recognition, Management, and Prevention

This continuing education course provides a focused, case-based review of filler complications in aesthetic medicine, with an emphasis on early recognition, clinical decision-making, and evidence-informed management. Led by Kristin Dobry, NP, aesthetic nurse practitioner at The Confidence Bar in Chicago and Laser Safety Officer, this session will center on a real-world temple vascular occlusion case study.

Kristin brings extensive experience in injectables, laser and light-based treatments, and complication management, with a strong focus on safety, anatomy, and individualized treatment planning. She is actively involved in complication education and is known for translating complex clinical concepts into practical, real-world application.

Through guided discussion, participants will analyze the progression of a vascular occlusion event, review key anatomical considerations, and explore appropriate intervention strategies. Emphasis will be placed on improving patient safety, reducing risk, and strengthening provider confidence in managing adverse events.

Participants will engage in a structured review of:

• Early recognition and assessment of vascular occlusion

• High-risk anatomical considerations, including the temple region

• Evidence-informed treatment and management strategies

• Prevention techniques and safer injection practices

• Clinical pearls for real-world application

This course is intended for licensed healthcare professionals involved in aesthetic practice, including RNs, NPs, PAs, and other qualified providers.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Identify early signs and symptoms of vascular occlusion in aesthetic practice

2. Describe relevant anatomical considerations associated with high-risk injection areas, including the temple

3. Recognize appropriate clinical responses and treatment strategies for filler-related complications

4. Apply prevention techniques to reduce the risk of vascular occlusion

5. Integrate clinical knowledge into practice to improve patient safety and outcomes

Exclusive to Methode Collective members

Continuing Education (CE) Information

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number 18155, for 1 contact hour.

Attendance Requirement:

Participants must attend the live webinar in its entirety to receive continuing education credit. Viewing a recording of this course is not eligible for CE credit.

Featuring Olivia Kirkpatrick, ARNP Injector, The Confidence Bar, Founder of OK Apparel
An Evening with Olivia Kirkpatrick, ARNP

Authenticity. Energy. Social Media

Join us for an intimate, one-hour experience with Olivia Kirkpatrick, ARNP—aesthetic injector at The Confidence Bar, KOL for Alastin, educator, and founder of OK Apparel—for a conversation that goes beyond strategy and into presence.

Known for her grounded yet magnetic approach to social media, Olivia brings a perspective rooted in authenticity, abundance, and energetic alignment. She has spoken on stages and podcasts about the power of showing up as your truest self—because in an industry that often feels curated and performative, realness is what resonates.

This experience is designed as a crash course in authentic visibility—a powerful introduction to Olivia’s approach and a preview of a more in-depth social media course we’ll be offering together in the future.

This is not a “how-to post” webinar. It's a recalibration.

Together, we’ll explore what it means to:

• Show up online without performing or forcing

• Build trust, connection, and visibility through authenticity

• Shift from scarcity to abundance in how you share your work

• Create content that feels aligned—and attracts the right people

• Reconnect with your voice in a space that often drowns it out

Expect a blend of conversation, reflection, and subtle energetic work—designed to help you step into a version of yourself that feels both grounded and fully expressed.

Whether you’re feeling stuck, burnt out, or simply ready to show up in a more honest and powerful way—this evening is an invitation to return to you.

Grab your favorite bevy. Come as you are. Leave more seen.

Bree & Kamila

Methode Collective

Join us for our first webinar that is exclusive for our TMC members where we’ll be discussing what actually matters when marketing a medspa in 2026!

Jamie Cornish is an expert in marketing, branding, and creating warm leads. She brings a unique approach to marketing your medspa in 2026 that others are ignoring.

Jamie will walk through the strategies that help injectors build real authority, attract the right patients, and simplify their marketing in a landscape that can often feel overwhelming.

Here's the breakdown:

• How to leverage Google Business Profile properly (and what most injectors are missing)

• Authority content - how to create content that builds trust and attracts the right patients

• Why most marketing feels overwhelming (and how to simplify it)

• What to focus on vs. what to ignore in today’s saturated-feeling market

If you’ve ever felt like you’re hearing a hundred different opinions about how to grow your practice, this session is meant to bring clarity and direction.

Join us for our FIRST TMC Heartbeat Community Members Virtual Social! This is a chance for members to meet & greet other members and our co-founders!

The Allied Injector Collaborative Cadaver Lab Experience is a specialized hands-on training designed to enhance the knowledge and technical skills of aesthetic injectors. This immersive course bridges the gap between anatomical understanding and real-world injectable techniques by offering direct experience with pre-dissected cadaver specimens under expert guidance.
Click the link below to purchase your spot!

The Allied Injector Collaborative Cadaver Lab Experience is a specialized hands-on training designed to enhance the knowledge and technical skills of aesthetic injectors. This immersive course bridges the gap between anatomical understanding and real-world injectable techniques by offering direct experience with pre-dissected cadaver specimens under expert guidance.
Click the link below to purchase your spot!