Phlebotomy & PRP

Offering Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapies for your practice is a natural progression of services needed for a successful aesthetic practice as the popularity of these procedures has skyrocketed. Reimbursement for aesthetic applications average £300 per treatment and can easily be incorporated with your other aesthetic offerings. The cost to incorporate PRP within your practice is relatively small while the return on investment is as little as two patients total. Patient satisfaction concerning this new procedure is very high because of the results received.
​PRP cell therapies repair and regenerate damaged skin of all ages due to its biological mechanism of action and attraction of stem cells in repairing soft tissues. PRP unlocks the biological potential for healing of skin tissues and is an effective cellular therapy for a number of aesthetic conditions.

COURSE OUTLINE

Facial aesthetics & Hair loss - why use PRP?

The history of plasma rich protein and its use in medicine.

Pharmacology and Toxicology
Anatomy and physiology
Patient management - expectations
Obtaining valid consent

How to achieve safe and predictable outcomes

Complication management and indemnity insurance information
Extraction, Preparation and Dosage Management

Injection techniques – face, neck and head (hair loss)

How to maintain predictable outcomes

Hands on practical session - skin rejuvenation and hair loss.
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Delegates will also be trained in the injection of PRP.

You will need skills in obtaining the venous blood sample; If you are not qualified as a phlebotomist then we also recommend attending the Phlebotomy Course.

By booking on to our course, you accept these terms and conditions

Pre-requisite Qualification

In order to enrol on this course you must be a fully insured beauty therapist or permanent make up artist and hold recognised accredited Level 2 (Facials) and Level 3 (Anatomy and Physiology) qualifications.