PRP Training | Complete Package

Which PRP training should you book?

PRP Pure trains practitioners in their own clinic, one-to-one or in a group. Both packages require phlebotomy proficiency.

New to PRP: PRP Training only, a half day covering face, neck, hands and scalp, with a certificate.
New to PRP and need equipment: PRP Training + Centrifuge + Kit adds a centrifuge with a 3-year warranty and kits.
Already treating with PRP: full-day advanced courses in Bio-Filler, joints and tendons, and intimate area rejuvenation, each with its own entry requirements. Contact us for course dates.

CE MarkedFDA-Approved CentrifugeMHRA-Registered TubesMade in the UKClass II Medical Device3-Year Warranty5.0★ Rated by PractitionersLifetime Support

Certificate on completion

Curriculum

What your training includes

PRP basics: the history of PRP and its uses.
Safety and results: safe, effective outcomes and handling complications.
Insurance and compliance: advice on insurance and legal matters.
Practical sessions: face & neck rejuvenation and hair restoration protocols.
Extraction and preparation: handling, extraction and dosage.
Injection techniques: face, neck and scalp.

* Delegates are asked to have a model for the practical session.

Packages

Pick your starting point

PRP Training only

£550+VAT · half day

One-to-one or group training, at your clinic
Certificate: face, neck, hands & scalp
Marketing materials: posters, leaflets, before/afters
6 PRP client treatments included (worth min. £900)
Lifetime support

Details

PRP Training + Centrifuge + Kit

£1,100+VAT · half day

Everything in Training only, plus:
Centrifuge with 3-year warranty
12 PRP client treatments included (worth min. £1,600)
Start treating patients the same week
Lifetime support

Details

Both packages require phlebotomy proficiency.

Advanced courses

For surgeons, doctors, dentists & nurses

Advanced PRP applications for medical professionals, taught by the specialists who perform them.

Bio-Filler

Full dayGroup · live modelsAesthetic professionals with cannula technique

Autologous PRP gel injected to restore volume in areas such as the cheeks and under-eye hollows. Minimally invasive, with minimal downtime. Includes the Gel Maker machine (£650 +VAT value).

£1,300 +VAT

Joints & Tendons

Full dayGroup · live modelsMedical professionals only

PRP for arthritis, tendinitis, ligament, rotator cuff and knee injuries, reducing inflammation and promoting tissue repair. Covers anatomy of knees, shoulder, elbow, ankle, wrists and Achilles.

£950 +VAT

Intimate Area Rejuvenation

Full dayGroupMedical professionals only

Vaginal and penile PRP protocols: stress incontinence, sensitivity, tissue quality and Peyronie’s disease, taught by sexual-health specialists.

£1,200 +VAT

Breast Augmentation

Half dayOne-to-one + groupMedical professionals only

Injection technique for breast augmentation, covering preparation, safety and post-operative care, aimed at good healing with minimal scarring for a natural result. Course enquiries: +44 208 680 2323.

£POA Enquire

Why PRP?

A treatment your patients are already asking for

Hair lossSkin rejuvenationAcne scarringDark circlesStretch marks

High demand: a fast-growing, natural regenerative treatment.
Minimally invasive: uses the patient’s own blood, so intolerance risk is low.
Increased revenue: typical treatments run £200 to £1,500 per session.
Competitive advantage: versatility across face, scalp, joints and more.

FAQ

Common questions

What is a PRP treatment?

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatment is a minimally invasive medical procedure that uses a patient’s own blood, processed to concentrate the platelets, then re-injected into the affected area to promote healing and tissue regeneration.

Why offer PRP to your patients?

Seven reasons practitioners add PRP:

High demand
Minimally invasive
Safe and effective
Increased revenue
Competitive advantage
Versatility
Positive patient outcomes

How much does it cost to do PRP?

The cost of PRP treatment varies with clinic location, provider experience and the condition being treated. On average, PRP treatments cost anywhere from £200 to £1,500 per session.