About Your Trainer
Amanda Bishay is a Medically Accredited Cosmetic & Laser Aesthetician and an Internationally Certified Trainer, Educator and Assessor with a Diploma of Health Science (Beauty Therapy). She ensures continual education to be on top of this ever evolving industry. Amanda is a member of the Australian Institute of Laser Therapy, The Association of Professional Aestheticians of Australia and Australasian Association of Cosmetic Tattoo/Micro Pigmentation Therapists.
Amanda has over 20 years of training, working with some of Australia’s top leading Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeons in Double Bay, Sydney CBD and Western Sydney. She has medically trained as a microblading Cosmetic Tattoo, laser hair removal and specialist skin therapeutic Aesthetician. All courses are developed by Amanda and taught by Amanda herself.
226 Merrylands Road, New South Wales, New South Wales, Australia
Amanda has completed 26 postgraduate courses in Australia and overseas, specialising in mechanical and chemical corrective skin-care treatments as well as medical & facial microblading cosmetic tattoo and scalp micropigmentation SMP treatments.
Trained by some of the most renowned Dermatologists and Plastic surgeons & master tattooists in Italy and the U.S. and lately in London she continues to up grade her skills and education attending national and international conferences and educational workshops
Amanda has taught students in U.S, Italy, UK, Vietnam, China, Lebanon and Australia wide.
"I was inspired to teach when I completed an accredited training course and did not receive the correct or adequate training and made mistakes when I first started Cosmetic Tattoo. After spending a fortune on many courses, I travelled to United States and Italy to further my education with some of the top cosmetic and plastic surgeons, I finally received the right training and after many years and huge expense…
I finally completed my training and also completed further training called “Train the Trainer” as well as the nationally accredited TAE 40116 Cert IV in training and assessment, which qualified me to teach and saw me teaching internationally as well as nationally.
My passion to share my education, skill & experience and wanting to do it right inspired me to teach all I want to learn when I was starting out to ensure you too perform remarkable results that made a difference to your clients."
Her education, experience and creativity have led her to develop holistic programs using a range of protocols to bring various therapies together. Her focus is on treating and educating clients by looking at each condition topically, internally, physically and emotionally for maximum results.
Amanda’s success as a Specialist Cosmetic, Laser and skin Aesthetician and her passion for the industry have inspired her to share her education, knowledge and experience with others. Teaching her students not to be walking text books but rather Think through the process about each individual case giving themselves an edge and differentiating themselves in the market place against your competitors by planning the right treatment programs, using all resources and combining chemical and mechanical treatments to deliver real results, not just promises.
Each course includes modules outlining:
- Effective communication during the consultation process;
- Understanding your clients’ needs and providing options & solutions;
- Insurance and skin penetration act;
- Business structure & effective advertising;
- Business proposals to Cosmetic & Plastic Surgeons;
- Substantial theoretical and practical modules relevant to each course.
Amanda’s goal is to take beauticians to the next level – and bridge the gap between beauty therapy and cosmetic medicine in order to train beauty therapists to perform non-surgical procedures to enhance cosmetic surgery and partner with other doctors to maximize client’s results and expectations.
The Partnership Born From A Revolution
This revolution has seen a need to develop partnerships between two industries that were previously quite separate – beauty therapy and cosmetic medicine. While this union might still be in its infancy, paramedical aesthetician can play a vital role in providing safe and effective non-invasive treatments as well as pre and post op care and increase profit margins in your practice.
I often refer to the partnership between the two professions as ‘Beauty and the Beast’. The therapist plays the role of Beauty, as we all know the traditional beautician’s role is to beautify, and their treatments are generally non-invasive. Cosmetic physicians and surgeons earn their title because their treatment is often more aggressive and sometimes invasive. But if we follow the famous fairy tale, opposites teaming up can have a happy ending – in our case… “ a successful business full of satisfied and healthy clients”.
This is a great time for the developments in the skin care industry by implementing a new approach developed using the latest research in cellular rejuvenation and advancements to answering the demands of the aesthetic professionals in preventative and corrective skin non-invasive, surgical procedures in treating ageing skin with little or no down time.
As an international trainer and international speaker, Amanda Bishay has been invited on many occasions as a keynote speaker in leading industry conferences both in Australia, Paris and overseas.
Amanda Presented at the Doctors A5M conference in August 2016 at Melbourne Sofitel hotel to 600 Cosmetic Doctors on the benefits of having a Paramedical Aesthetician in there team and practice performing cosmetic tattoo, Laser tattoo removal and combining mechanical and chemical treatments to maximize patient results. Networking together to bring a holistic approach between Medicine and Beauty together just like “beauty and the Beast”. As well as Presenting in the international conference on HEALTH AND NUTRICIAN IN PARIS.
Teaching to perform treatment programs to deliver “real results not just promises” to set you apart from your competitors and allowing you to practice alongside doctors.
These days, cosmetic physicians and surgeons are acknowledging the importance of having a PA on their team of professional staff. Either in their practice or the aesthetician’s clinic. Another added benefit for physicians is that paramedical aestheticians have a huge database of clients. This creates a win-win situation for both industries. And often a physician’s clients, who may not be ideally suited to significant cosmetic surgery, can find solutions with the paramedical aesthetician.
Given the explosion in the industry, cosmetic physicians and surgeons no longer have the time to perform pre and post-operative care like prescribing skin care or buffing and polishing skin and to preform non-invasive treatments for patients – and this is where a growing number of paramedical aestheticians are stepping in to fill the void.
The success of a qualified paramedical aesthetician lies in how they combine education, knowledge and experience to provide clients with a holistic result. This means going beyond text-book formulas, to create a complete program that addresses the client’s specific needs
A well-educated paramedical aesthetician will utilize their skills and experience to develop solutions that exceed client expectations. Partnering up with a cosmetic physician or surgeon to enhance these results.
