This course is ideal for suitably qualified medical, nursing and dental personnel currently registered with their Governing Bodies are eligible to attend. (Proof of registration is required at the time of booking), please bring photo evidence driving license or passport along to the session for verification.

If your qualification does not appear above, please enquire and we can advise you further.

• Registration and refreshments
• Introduction to Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
• The history of PRP
• Treatable skin conditions
• Expectations, patient selection, initial consultation and aftercare
• Medical history and contraindications
• Anatomy, physiology and ageing of the skin
• Anaesthesia, topical, local or combined with product
• No-needle PRP techniques vs. injectable
• Preparation – using the kit and the centrifuge
• Platelet Rich and Platelet Poor Plasma
• Injection technique – how and where to inject
• Consumables required, ordering stock and suppliers
• Consent & clinical record keeping
• Insurance
• Combination treatment approaches
• Injection technique (demonstrations and hands-on experience)
• Treatment plans & pricing
• Q&A
• Marketing Advice
• Exam
• Certification

Please email us at [email protected] for more information on CPD Accreditation for this course.

Package Training Price €900 include:

• 1 x 10ml Tubes
• 4 x 3ml Syringes
• 4 x Butterflies
• 4 x Holders
• 4 x Injecting Needles
• 4 x Aspiring Needles

• Delegates competencies will be assessed at the end of the course day by our trainers (see tab above for competencies in our FAQ section)
• On successful completion of the course, delegates will receive a certificate of training, which is Insurer-Approved.
• Should any delegate fail to meet the requirements on the day, they will be invited to attend further training in order to continue to build their skills to the required level. (Please note; this would be at an additional cost to the delegate)
• The course day is designed for excellent hands-on experience with close supervisory support and guidance.

• Platelet Rich Plasma is recognised globally as a safe and effective non-surgical aesthetic treatment for skin rejuvenation and is an excellent add-on to your portfolio of treatments offered at your aesthetic clinic.
• It is becoming an a skin rejuvenation treatment of choice as it can provide overall skin rejuvenation with minimal downtime for patients.
• It can be used to treat the delicate areas including crepey skin above and below the eyes which are generally difficult to treat with treatments such as laser, dermal fillers and anti-wrinkle injections.
• Platelet Rich Plasma treatment itself is a cost effective treatment as it incurs very little outlays, making it a very worthwhile procedure for your aesthetic clinic.
• This treatment can takes as little as 30-60 minutes to deliver especially for facial, neck and chest areas.
• Most patients will require 3-6 treatments to achieve optimal results with monthly visits recommended to maintain results.
• PRP it can be viewed as a natural approach and alternative to anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers.
• As PRP treatment is completely natural makes it one of the safest non-invasive procedures available on the aesthetic market today with minimal risk for both your patient and your aesthetic clinic.

Platelet Rich Plasma treatment can be used with additional rejuvenation treatments. Using PRP with additional skin rejuvenation treatments can allow a practitioner a customised approach to injectable treatments for their clients. PRP can be combined with microneedling, skin peels, laser treatment, anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, mesotherapy and many more.

PRP injections can treat an array of skin conditions such as ageing skin, superficial lines and wrinkles, crepey skin above and below the eyes, hair thinning, acne scars and stretch marks.

• Yes. During the practical session the delegate will take part on the assessment and treatment of the patient. This will include taking blood sample, centrifugation and injection of areas on the face, neck, decolette and scalp.
• Each delegate is expected to bring their own model to assess and treat.

You will receive a training certificate upon successful completion of your course which will enable you to source insurance.

Platelet Harvest: Cellenis®PRP platelet harvest is very high, around 90%. This is in part due to the special coating inside the pharmaceutical grade glass tubes, but mainly due to the unique, patented and proprietary separation gel which uses the latest gel technology.

Blood draw volume: Standard Cellenis®PRP tubes draw 11ml blood. A 22ml blood draw tube is also available. With average hemocrit, these produce 6.6ml and 13.2ml Platelet Rich Plasma respectively. A simple cost calculation will show this is good value.

Anticoagulant: Cellenis®PRP anticoagulant has been modified to be physiologically neutral pH of 7. This substantially reduces the sting experienced when injecting acidic citrate anticoagulants and does not create an acidic environment which may not be beneficial to synergistic treatments
Typically after centrifuging, PRP fractions show a 1.6 – 1.8 x increase in platelet concentration over base line. Cellenis®PRP enables this concentration to increase to 4 – 5 x or more.

Cellenis®PRP competes effectively against expensive, high technology machines due to the excellent quality of Cellenis®PRP at a fraction of the price.
Catabolic erythrocytes are completely eliminated, as well as 95% of catabolic granulocytes. Cellenis®PRP remains rich in needed anabolic monocytes from the white blood cell population. Blood smears and data conducted by an independent hospital laboratory for submission to the FDA are documented and available.
Concentrating the platelets with Cellenis separation gel, also concentrates hematopoietic and endothelial stem cells from the peripheral blood at a ratio of 2.5-5 fold increase above the base level.

Cellenis supplies and Centrifuge can be ordered from johnbannonpharma.ie