Questions to Ask Before Booking a PRP Course
Accreditation, phlebotomy and practice
PRP training involves blood collection, so a few checks are worth making before you commit.
Is it accredited?
Ours is CPD accredited, which tells you it meets a recognised standard for continuing professional development. It is not the same thing as a regulated qualification, so ask what each one means for you.
Do you need phlebotomy training?
If you are not a medical professional, you need phlebotomy training before you perform PRP treatments. It can be completed before or alongside the PRP course. Medical professionals may not need it, depending on their qualifications.
Is it open to beginners?
Yes. No previous PRP experience is needed, and guidance is given throughout the two days.
Will you practise on live models?
Practice on live models is part of the course, with guidance from the trainer.
What is covered?
PRP theory, health and safety, consultation, blood collection and handling, preparation and centrifuge use, facial application, combining PRP with microneedling, contraindications and aftercare.
Where and when?
Message us on WhatsApp and we will confirm dates and places for Essex learners.
Ask about your first course
Message us on WhatsApp to ask about dates, places and entry requirements for Essex.