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Sanctioned Methods
What is a sanctioned method?
You know how Massage therapy has Swedish, Lomi Lomi, & Thai modalities? CSL Therapy has FOUR of their own educational methods as well. These methods provide the foundational groundwork for streamlined education, best professional practices, & consistent client care. The Sanctioned Methods are recognized and approved by relevant governing regulatory bodies as safe and effective for use in the industry. They also serve as safety guidelines for the general public.
Legal Protection: An Alternative to Patenting
CSL Method Sanctioning offers an innovative alternative to traditional patenting, providing inventors and creators with a unique approach to protecting their intellectual property. Unlike traditional patents, where exclusive rights expire after a set period, CSL Method Sanctions allow inventors to maintain professional ownership of their methods indefinitely. Even after a CSL Method becomes widely used or recognized, the creator retains ownership and control over its dissemination. This means that inventors can license out their methods to institutions, tech schools, and educational facilities without relinquishing ownership or control. By preserving ownership rights beyond the expiration of traditional patents, CSL Method Sanctioning empowers inventors to continue benefiting from their innovations while also fostering collaboration, education, and further innovation within their respective fields.
What type of Method can be sanctioned?*
- Non-Surgical Body Contouring Techniques
- Minimally Invasive Facial Rejuvenation Procedures
- Advanced Scar Revision Methods
- Innovative Incisional Sciences & Technology Techniques
- Targeted Fat Reduction Modalities
- Non-Invasive Skin Tightening Approaches
- Specialized Cellulite Reduction Protocols
- Advanced Cellulite Reduction Procedures
- Novel Stretch Mark Reduction Methods
- KT Tape Application Methods
* Note: All methods must still align with American Healthcare. Negligence cannot be introduced via a method.
“The practice of medicine is an art, not a trade; a calling, not a business; a calling in which your heart will be exercised equally with your mind— to in essence evolve the world.”
— William Osler
Incisional Sciences
PostOp-Indur
POBC Body Contouring
NSBC Body Contouring
Science
Compassion
Research
Essence
Introducing CSL Therapy’s Sanctioned Methods:
Incisional Sciences & Technology Methods
The TOSI Method
The TOSI Method, created by Tai Brown, teaches students how to integrate bioengineering and Body Braille with 3 state-of-the-art devices to help clients achieve their body goals faster, safer, and with less discomfort. The TOSI Method for Incisional Sciences & Technology is an equation that allows practitioners to develop comprehensive treatment protocols for client recovery from Day 1-7 after plastic surgery and is combined with the CSL Therapy accredited Seroma Drainage Certification. This method follows a timeline for treatments along 75-90min and combines light effleurage, Vodder Lymphatic Drainage, evacuation pumping wave peristalsis, and kinetic integration. The TOSI Method for Incisional Sciences & Technology teaches students basics that they can build on with confidence in taking new clients, highlighting techniques that mimic how the human body remodels itself after trauma– but with a focus on the client’s body goals. This method educates professionals on how to work with clients who still have open incisions that haven’t occluded yet and can be used on the entire body– anywhere a client has had surgery.
Schools Licensed to teach The TOSI Method:
PostOp-Indur Methods
The TOSI Method
The TOSI Method, created by Tai Brown, teaches students how to integrate bioengineering and Body Braille with state-of-the-art devices to help clients achieve their body goals faster, safer, and with less discomfort. The TOSI Method is an equation that allows practitioners to develop comprehensive treatment protocols for clients recovery from Day 8- Week after plastic surgery. This method follows a timeline for treatments along 75-90min and combines Swedish, Vodder Lymphatic Drainage, and kinetic integration of 15+ devices. The TOSI Method teaches students basics that they can build on with confidence in taking new clients, highlighting techniques that mimic how the human body remodels itself after trauma– but with a focus on the client’s body goals. This method focuses on the entire body.
Schools Licensed to teach The TOSI Method:
The Beckker Method
Beckker Lymphatic Drainage Method (BLDM) is a superficial technique to encourage the natural drainage and break down of built up scar tissue to be moved through lymph, carrying waste products away from the tissues back toward the heart. BLDM is an innovative form of manual manipulation therapy developed by Guadalupe Beckker. BLDM is designed to improve the flow of lymphatic fluid, resulting in improved circulation and tissue health. This is achieved through the use of gentle yet effective manual strokes that are designed to target the lymph nodes, and scar tissue. The technique is usually performed along the lymphatic vessels. With BLDM, there is a merge of dermal expansion and medical aesthetics– yielding providers able to achieve instant results for their clients using the teachings and effective manipulations. This method focuses on the entire body.
Schools Licensed to teach The Beckker Method:
The Bodyful Approach
The BodyFul Approach teaches students how to master the fundamentals of postOp and a clients post plastic surgery recovery journey. This unique approach teaches students how to harness the power of the lymphatic system, redirecting fluid with light techniques towards uncontested lymph nodes. This method focus on the torso.
Schools Licensed to teach The TOSI Method:
Body Contouring Methods
The TOSI Method
The TOSI Method, created by Tai Brown, teaches students how to integrate bioengineering and Body Braille with 30+ state-of-the-art devices to help clients achieve their body goals faster quickly and safely. The TOSI Method is an equation that allows practitioners to develop comprehensive treatment protocols for clients from 8+ weeks after surgery (POBC) or applied during NonSurgical Body Contouring (NSBC). This method follows a timeline for treatments along 75-90min and combines Swedish, Deep Tissue, Vodder Lymphatic Drainage, and kinetic integration with skin rolling, chiseling, scraping, pushing, and pulling techniques. The TOSI Method teaches students basic essentials they can build on with confidence in taking new clients, highlighting techniques that mimic how the human body remodels itself with low level trauma– but with a focus on the client’s body goals to retract skin and improve skin integrity. This method focuses on the entire body.
Schools Licensed to teach The TOSI Method:
Brazilian Body Contouring Method(s)
Brazilian Body contouring is a manual method applies pressure and friction to targeted areas of the body. It is a combination of kneading, rolling, and stroking motions where the practitioner aims to break down stubborn fat deposits, stimulate internal lymphatic drainage, and improve circulation, resulting in smoother, firmer, and more toned contours. Brazilian methods vary depending on the teacher but all mimic MLD to move superficial lymph, encouraging the body to detox and slim. The technique combines lymphatic drainage and myofascial release, Swedish strokes towards lymph node beds, with light carving around the hips, focusing solely on the torso. This method is not approved for post surgical application.
Why you should study from one of the Sanctioned Methods
It’s imperative healthcare providers and potential students in the Body Altering Aesthetics industry opt to complete their studies for Incisional Sciences, Post-Plastic Surgery (PostOp-Indur), & Body Contouring from a CSL Therapy Sanctioned Method.
These courses are the first that are complete in competency, skill, & accuracy with ACBAA guidelines. These programs are the only Institutional level academia that are peer-reviewed and trusted by reputable organizations such as State Attorney General’s offices, State Health departments, Licensing & Labor Departments, and regulatory health associations inclusive of American Health Association, American Nurses Association, US Dept of Education, & LCME.
While you are free to study non-sanctioned methods, providers historically become high risk of Course Fraud— paying for expensive classes that don’t educate on what practitioners need to pass pending licensing exams. Practicing without Sanctioned Certification in one of the four sanctioned CSL modalities poses a significant public health and safety risk, up to and including incarceration & hefty fines.
In choosing to study from these peer-reviewed and Sanctioned Programs, healthcare providers and potential students can ensure they receive the necessary education and training to provide safe and effective services to their clients. All future CSL Therapy Foundational Courses are to be written from these Ordinance Principle Methods.
…not to mention, it’s the only way to apply and complete your professional Board Certification.
Submitting a New Method for CSL Sanctioning
(a message from ACBAA)
Welcome to the American Council of Body Altering Aesthetics (ACBAA), the leading organization for Body Altering Aesthetic practices governed by CSL Therapy Organization. Our mission is to establish and maintain high standards for safe and effective body altering services.
As part of our commitment to innovation and progress in the field, we are always interested in considering NEW methods and techniques that can enhance our industry. Have you developed a new method that can enhance the industry? Similar to how massage therapy has Rolfing, Shiatsu, and Lomi Lomi— CSL Therapy has their own methods and approaches to treating BAA symptoms and body presentations. If you have developed a new method of treatment for CSL Therapy, we encourage you to submit it to the ACBAA for consideration as a Sanctioned Method (note: this has to be a method, with protocols, and an entire approach that differs from anything else that already exists to treat a client in the Body Altering Aesthetics industry; if you only have a class, please apply to become an AST and submit your class there).
To submit your method for approval and registration, please follow the following process:
- Contact CSL Therapy
- The first step is to contact us to express your interest in submitting your method. Use the associative Sanctioned Method outreach submission form to start the process. (responses can take up to 2 weeks to process your application due to the International demand)
- Submit documentation
- Once you have contacted us, you will need to submit documentation describing your method in detail. Pending documentation will include evidence of the safety and efficacy of your method, a full breakdown of how to apply the method with steps and protocols, a recording of the method being applied, and studies or case reports that support its use.
- Review by ACBAA Council
- Your method will be reviewed by our ACBAA Council, which is comprised of leading experts in the field. The Council will evaluate your method based on its safety, efficacy, and potential benefits to patients.
- Approval and registration
- If your method is approved, there will be a one time onboarding fee of $2,000. Your method will be registered as a Sanctioned Method of treatment with the ACBAA & CSL Therapy Org. This means that it will be recognized as a safe and effective method of CSL Therapy, and can be used by practitioners who have completed the necessary training and certification. You will receive a Sanctioned Seal and be inducted into the CSL Therapy Org during the next gala.
It’s important to note that the ACBAA has established approved methods of treatment for Body Altering Aesthetics that have been established as the standard. New methods of treatment can only be accepted through this submission and approval by the ACBAA Council.
Thank you for considering the ACBAA as a partner in advancing the field of body altering aesthetics. We look forward to receiving your submission and working with you to improve the safety and effectiveness of CSL Therapy.
Qualifications to Nominate/Apply For A New Method
To submit a new method/technique to the American Council of Body Altering Aesthetics (ACBAA) for approval and registration as a Sanctioned Method of treatment for CSL Therapy, there are several standards and requirements that must be met. These qualifying standards and requirements include:
- Have at least 2 years experience of using and applying the method safely in a clinical setting.
- The method must be innovative, safe, effective, and offer unique benefits over existing methods of treatment. It should align with the mission and goals of the ACBAA and support the highest standards of patient care.
- The submitter must provide supporting evidence of the safety and efficacy of the method, including any clinical studies, case reports, or other relevant data. The research should be well-designed, with appropriate control groups and statistical analyses. There must be a minimal of 5 studies conducted to submit the method.
- The submitter must have a detailed training program for the method, including theoretical and practical components. The training should provide a clear outline of the steps involved in performing the method, as well as any contraindications or precautions that should be taken. The submitter should also provide certification requirements for practitioners who wish to use the method.
- The method must be ethical and should not violate any industry or ethical standards. For example, the method should respect clients’ privacy, dignity, and autonomy.
- Have references from (2) experts in the field of body altering aesthetics to provide feedback on the method and the associated training program.
The ACBAA Council will evaluate the method based on the above standards and requirements, as well as other factors such as the potential impact on patient outcomes, cost-effectiveness, and compatibility with existing treatments. Ultimately, the deciding factor on whether a method is accepted as a Sanctioned Method of treatment will depend on its alignment with the ACBAA’s mission and goals, it’s authenticity, its uniqueness, as well as its potential to advance the field of body altering aesthetics.
