top of page
PLATELET RICH PLASMA  (PRP) TRAINING COURSE 

 

Platelet-rich plasma is a concentrate of platelets, which can be obtained from the patient’s whole blood during a proper procedure of centrifugation and isolation of this fraction. PRP is an autologous concentrate of platelets suspended in a small amount of plasma.
Platelet-rich plasma is also called a concentrate of growth factors (plasma rich growth factors – PRGFs), due to a high concentration of growth cytokines.
 
Effects
After the obtained PRP has been injected into tissue, the process of α – granules degranulation in platelets begins. Growth factors are released. The majority of growth factors are released by the platelets within the first hour.
Growth factors have a tremendous regenerative potential. They are responsible for the increase of collagen synthesis, cell mitosis and the growth of blood vessels. They stimulate the migration of other cells to damaged places in tissue and they induce the process of cell differentiation into specialised cells that have specific functions in the tissue.
After coming through the stem cell membrane, the growth factors immediately connect to the nearest cell membranes in the receptor region. In turn, transmembrane receptors activate the intracellular signalling pathway, which influences the expression of proper genes.
After a quick release of growth factors, the platelets contained in PRP synthesise and emit their additional amount for the next 7 days. After that time, the thrombocyte dies and the healing stimulation functions are taken over by macrophages..
The important fact is that the growth factors do not penetrate the cells, and therefore there is no risk of mutagenesis. We can only talk here about the stimulation of a regular healing process.
 
Advantages
 
INNOVATION
Technology, thanks to which we obtain platelet-rich plasma from our blood. In a natural and biocompatible way, PRP is used in the regenerative processes of the tissue in our own organism.
EFFECTIVENESS
The obtained plasma restores physiological functions of our cells, regenerates tissues, stops cell aging, regains their youth.
BIOCOMPABILITY
Cell compatibility, lack of negative effects on own tissues. Plasma obtained in an ecological way regenerates tissues in line with one’s own organism and activates body’s natural strengths to heal tissue. It is an excellent alternative for synthetic medical substances.
SAFETY
Platelet-rich plasma is obtained physiologically, we get it from the cells of our own organism. When we apply our own plasma, we avoid the risk of allergy and reduce the risk of infections. There is also no risk of mutation because growth factors present in the obtained plasma do not penetrate the cells and that is why they do not influence DNA characteristics of those cells.
 
 
Use:
  1. Aesthetic medicine
  2. Dermatology
  3. Orthopaedics
  4. General and plastic surgery
  5. Dentistry
  6. Implantology
  7. Ophthalmology
  8. General and aesthetic gynaecology
  9. Veterinary medicine
 
Contraindications
  1. Blood diseases:
– platelet dysfunction syndromes
– critical thrombocytopenia
– fibrinogen deficiency
– haemodynamic instability
– septicaemia
  1. Cancers
  2. Chronic liver diseases
  3. Acute and chronic infections
  4. Pregnancy and lactation
  5. Treatment with anticoagulants
  6. The use of aspirin and other NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)
 
PRP Certificate of Completion
£800 per person
One-day, intensive course. Theory & Practical training for both medical and non-medical students.
Booking this ONE DAY course is the starting point for most of our students. Throughout the course you will look at the theory behind PRP and will be given the opportunity to develop your practical skills using the most up to date techniques and equipment. You will receive the Certificate of Completion.

 

Requirements for this training course
Open to experienced therapists only with one or more of the following qualifications:
NVQ Level 3 Beauty or equivalent
Nurse
Doctor
Dentist – or dental practitioner with a GDC number
Pharmacist
Level 4 Micropigmentation with Level 3 A&P
and Phlebotomy training courses
Platelet Rich Plasma Training Programme
  1. 9:45am – Registration and coffee
  2. 10:00am – 12.00pm - Introduction
  • Overview – What is Platelet Rich Plasma ( PRP)?
  • Background of the treatment
  • Why choose PRP?
  • How it is used
  • Indications of PRP (Medical and aesthetic uses)
  • Relative contraindications
  • Skin anatomy
  • Incorporating the procedure into your clinic and how it is used in conjunction with other treatments.
  4. 12:00pm – Lunch
  5. 1:00pm –  Centrifuge equipment and PRP kits
  • Preparation of the PRP system
  • Live demonstration
  6. 2:00pm - 5.30pm - Practical session on live models (in small group workshops 4-5 persons)
  7. 3:45pm – Break
  8. 5:30pm – Questions and answers
10. 6:00pm – Close
bottom of page