Micro-needling

Micro-needling is becoming the most popular skin treatment and sweeping the beauty industry to treat fine lines and pigmentation. We are now offering a Micro-needling course, to bring this fabulous treatment to your clients.

Micro-needling can help improve scaring of the skin, texture, dark circles and much more. The treatment consists of using a device to create minor wounds to the skin and triggers the bodies natural healing process for the area treated.

Microneedling is an effective, non-surgical, non-laser treatment that stimulates skin collagen production revealing fresh, new skin. It can stimulate the skin’s natural healing response without causing unnecessary and excessive damage such as laser treatments and chemical peel to treat scarring, fine lines, wrinkles, stretch marks + hyperpigmentation.

Course Content:

    • Anatomy & Physiology of the Skin
    • Theory behind Micro-needling
    • Combining Micro-needling with other treatments
    • Skin Analysis
    • Benefits of the Treatment
    • Contra-indications

    • Consultation
    • Disposal of device
    • Health & Safety
    • Insurance
    • Demonstration
    • Practical

Why train with PHP Training Academy?

One-day in-depth training
Wide-ranging understanding of injection techniques
Choice of group courses or private one-to-one tuition
Understanding crucial aspects of the ageing process
Full consultation and treatment experience with a minimum of one patient per candidate in group sessions and up to four patients per candidate in one-to-one sessions
Comprehensive theory
CPD certification and a recognised qualification
Practice part with intensive hands-on experience
On-going mentorship, advice and support from leading experts

Prices

Beginners Group

£300 + VAT

Beginner 1:1 Personal Tuition

£600 + VAT

For more information
or to book a course

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