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Barbara Weber

MSNNP-CCPSNCANS

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Plastic Surgery Nurse

Barbara B. Weber, MSN, NP-C, CPSN, CANS is a Registered Nurse with more than 25 years of experience, 20 of them in the field as a plastic surgery nurse.

In 1985 she accepted a position in private practice with John M. Griffin, MD, a well respected plastic surgeon in Atlanta, GA. Ms. Weber sat for the inaugural CPSN exam and has been certified as a plastic surgery nurse since 1989. She has been a nurse injector of dermal fillers and sclerotherapy for 16 years, and became a Botulinum Toxin Type A injector when approved by the FDA in 2002. Ms. Weber has served as President of the American Society of Plastic Surgical Nurses where she has been active member for 20 years.

Practicing Area: Duluth, Georgia

Now enrolling classes in:

I was fortunate to have the opportunity to attend both a Botulinum Toxin Type A training course and an actual “day in the office” with Jill Jones, RN,CPSN at the Atlanta Training Center. This was an invaluable learning experience and helped me to become a more confident Botulinum Toxin Type A injector and ultimately, grow my cosmetic practice. AAI instructors keep abreast of all the latest techniques and cover both the basics and advanced information on Botulinum Toxin Type A in their course, which would benefit both new and experienced injectors. I would highly recommend attending aesthetic instructional course as well as shadowing at the Atlanta Training Center.they are truly cosmetic artists!

AMANDA BRYANT, PA-C

My instructor was very much hands-on which was a huge benefit. She answered questions, offered suggestions, and made me feel comfortable injecting my very first model with BoNTA and dermal fillers.

Barbara Calhoun, FNP

I LOVED the course and will highly recommend this to others. I felt like the content in the fundamental course was appropriate. I look forward to taking the next level courses in the future (Masters and Advanced).  My instructor did an amazing job in every aspect!  I left feeling prepared to start my journey in injections.  I also plan to start scheduling more injections on patients (BONTA and Filler) now that I feel better prepared.

Timothy Smallwood, APRN