Why should I study Cosmetic Acupuncture?
What is Ruri Face Diagnosis? When is the next course in my area? Does CATA teach by correspondence? Am I able to practice Cosmetic Acupuncture after completing a CATA course? How long are the courses? Do I have to bring any needles or equipment to the course? I'm a final year student/new graduate, will I find the course difficult? I'm not a qualified acupuncturist or acupuncture student, am I still able to do the courses? Does the course include any practical work? Do I get a certificate after completing the course? Do I get continuing professional education points (CPE) for doing the course? How big are the class sizes? How much does it cost? Can I pay for the course in installments? Will there ever be a course in W.A.? Why should I study Cosmetic Acupuncture? Cosmetic Acupuncture is one of the fastest growing forms of acupuncture in the world. It has taken America and Europe by storm and is now in high demand in Australia. Becoming professionally trained in Cosmetic Acupuncture will increase your clinical skills, your client base and your revenue. Understand how illness and disharmony in the body manifest as aging in the face. Learn how to reduce and/or eliminate fine lines, wrinkles, dark circles, blotchy complexions, puffiness, acne, pigmentation, skin damage and rejuvenate tired, dry and dull skin. Cosmetic Topical Herbs will amplify the results of your Cosmetic Acupuncture treatments and give your clients something to really tell their friends about The results of both Cosmetic Acupunctuer and Cosmetic Topical Herbs are AMZING. Top What is Ruri Face Diagnosis? Ruri Face Diagnosis is a specific and specialised method of diagnosing illness in the body by examination of the face. By using Ruri Face Diagnosis in conjunction with Cosmetic Acupuncture you will be able to offer your patients cosmetic treatments that work faster and provide longer lasting results. Ruri Face Diagnosis is an invaluable diagnostic tool that practitioners can use in all treatments they offer, not just in Cosmetic Acupuncture treatments. CATA is the only institute in Australia offering training in Ruri Face Diagnosis. Top When is the next course in my area? Please click here for a calendar of upcoming courses. Top Does CATA teach by correspondence? No. Each course has practical diagnostic and needling components that are essential to professional Cosmetic Acupuncture training. Top Am I able to practice Cosmetic Acupuncture after completing a CATA course? Yes. After successfully completing a CATA Cosmetic Acupuncture course you are qualified to immediately offer Cosmetic Acupuncture to your clients. Top How long are the courses? Courses are held over 2 days, from 10am-4.30pm each day. Top Do I have to bring any needles or equipment to the course? Yes. You will need to bring with you a pen, notepaper, one box of 16x15mm needles (Japanese style needles are preferred, however Chinese 18x13 mm or similar needles may be used), one box of 25mm needles (for body needling, you may bring whatever gauge you feel most comfortable using), swabs and 2 disposable dermal hammers. Massage oil and sharps containers are provided. Top I'm a final year student/new graduate, will I find the course difficult? It doesn't matter if you've been practising for 20 years or 20 minutes, you'll love the course! Top I'm not a qualified acupuncturist or acupuncture student, am I still able to do the course? At this stage the Cosmetic Acupuncture and Ruri Face Diagnosis course is restricted to qualified acupuncturists and final year acupuncture students. A no-needles course is being considered for those with no acupuncture training and it is anticipated it will be available in 2011. The Cosmetic Topcial Herbs course has no prerequisites and anyone is able to participate in this course. Top Does the course include any practical work? Yes. You will complete several diagnostic exercises and perform a minimum of two Cosmetic Acupuncture treatments during the course. Top Do I get a certificate after completing the course? Yes. All participants successfully completing the theoretical and practical components of the course receive a CATA certificate of completion and competence. Top Do I get continuing professional education points (CPE) for doing the couse? Yes, AACMA members receive 11 CPE points for completing the course. For other organisations please contact your professional body for CPE allotment. Top How big are the class sizes? Cosmetic Acupuncture and Ruri Face Diagnosis combined class sizes are restricted to a maximum of 18 participants to ensure the highest level of practical training. Some smaller venues (such as Hobart and the Sunshine Coast) are restricted to 12 participants. Early registration is imperative to secure your place in the course of your choice. Top How much does it cost? 2010 Cosmetic Acupuncture and Ruri Face Diagnosis courses are $750 for AACMA members or $790 for non-members. Cosmetic Topical Herb courses are $260 for AACMA members or $275 for non-members. Early bird discounts are available saving you up to $170. See the Registration page for early bird date cut offs. Group booking discounts apply (four or more participants registering and paying together). 2011 fee schedule is to be advised. Top Can I pay for the course in installments? Yes. You may pay for the course in installments. Pre-arrangement is required. Please state your desire to pay in instalments on your registration form. Top Will there ever be a course in W.A.? Yes! Western Australians can look forward to Cosmetic Acupuncture and Ruri Face Diagnosis, and Cosmetic Topical Herb seminars in 2011. Top 
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