microneedling/ PRP Training Course

Microneedling stimulates significant changes in skin structure by creating controlled trauma. It offers effective treatment with less risk compared to lasers, breaking up scar tissue and rejuvenating the skin.

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is derived from the platelets in your blood (plasma). These platelets contain growth factors that promote collagen and elastin production, induced by microneedling. PRP is obtained by drawing a patient's blood and then separating the platelets from other blood cells through centrifugation, increasing their concentration.(caused by microneedling). PRP is acquired through the extraction of blood from a patient, followed by centrifugation. The act of centifuging one’s blood seperates the platelets from the blood cells increases the concentration of platelets.

Those who have completed a Phlebotomy course are eligible to participate in the hands-on PRP training. Estheticians and cosmetologists interested in the practical aspect of PRP training must complete a Phlebotomy course beforehand. Otherwise, while they can take the course, they will not be able to engage in the hands-on PRP training.

Classes accommodate a minimum of two students and a maximum of eight to prioritize individualized attention for each participant.