Doctors learn that perform treatments that are medically unnecessary, writes the Volkskrant on Monday. It comes to Botox, fillers, peels and laser treatments.
The demand for such training was mainly from young dermatologists says professor of dermatology and initiator of the training Tamar Nijsten in the newspaper. “Everyone does but whatever. It lacks formal training,” she says.
The training should lift the treatments to a higher level. According Nijsten be told dermatologists six months of intensive training in giving botox injections and doing laser treatments.
Other hospitals have their doubts about the plans and within dermatology are disapproving noises. The criticisms include that doctors are trained to perform treatments that serve no medical purpose.
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According Nijsten fit training in a time of strong demand for botox and fillers. “Then you’d better make sure that it is done as well as possible.”
The UMC Groningen is already a university private clinic for aesthetic surgery since 2010. The Dutch Society for Cosmetic Medicine (NVCG) put a program in 2014 to provide professional cosmetic doctor a protected title
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