CTIA - Cosmetic Treatments and Injectables Academy & Association

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CTIA - Cosmetic Treatments and Injectables Academy & Association The CTIA have been offering aesthetic training for 17 years to medics and non medics. Since 2007. What do the CTIA do?
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We offer students training under our CTIA Academy brand throughout the UK. We offer support under the CTIA Association. We also help other start their businesses within the sector and give them the tools to be confident, thrive and expand. We also offer those with the required experience to teach, and help start up training schools and enable other established training academies to reach their pot

ential with our online theory, assessments, presentations, and manuals. All branded under our trade marked umbrella the CTIA. We will also learn you to teach the CTIA way, with our 14 years proven injectable methods only given to CTIA members and Associates.

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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Our Story...

The CTIA formed as an Association in 2008, after the founder Molly Hanson-Steel soon found that there was a lack of regulation in the industry and that what regulation there was, it seemed to be manipulated for the benefit of profit over safety.

Having trained to offer injectables treatments in 2007, her practice became so popular that she ended opening 3 clinics within 2 years, offering beauty , injectables and aesthetics.

The CTIA have campaigned for years for compliance and so that highly skilled and educated practitioners are accepted within the aesthetic injectables sector. Having meetings at government level and with regular editorials being published the CTIA has since become the forefront of the injectables sector with non medics being the focus.

The CTIA now have a network of over 600 members and students and have been fundamental in the discussions regarding the new standards at meetings at the CPSA and HABIA and is part of the Aesthetic Working Group.