Develop your knowledge and practical skills in regenerative aesthetics with Wigmore Medical’s hands-on PRP training course in London. Designed for healthcare professionals who are new to PRP or looking to refresh their skills, this course explores platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and Fluid PRF for facial rejuvenation and cosmetic approaches to improving the appearance of thinning hair. Led by experienced aesthetic practitioner Dr Lisa Dinley, the course combines scientific principles, relevant anatomy and a review of clinical evidence with supervised practical training. You will explore patient selection, realistic cosmetic outcomes and how to incorporate these treatments into your aesthetic practice.
What are PRP and Fluid PRF?
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a concentrate prepared from the patient’s own blood, containing platelets and associated growth factors. It is used in aesthetic practice for cosmetic applications focused on skin rejuvenation and improving the appearance of thinning hair. Fluid PRF, or fluid platelet-rich fibrin, is an autologous blood concentrate prepared without anticoagulants. It remains liquid for a limited period before forming a fibrin network. Our training introduces the Croma Exprecell system and its use in preparing anticoagulant-free PRP / Fluid-PRF for aesthetic applications, helping you understand the preparation process and its practical use.
What will this course cover?
The history and scientific principles of PRP and its role in regenerative aesthetics
An introduction to Fluid PRF and anticoagulant-free preparation
Relevant anatomy and a review of clinical evidence
Patient assessment, suitability and managing expectations
Facial rejuvenation techniques, including approaches to the full face and eye area
Scalp injection techniques for cosmetic applications focused on the appearance of thinning hair
Treatment planning, session intervals and realistic cosmetic outcomes
Preparation using the Croma Exprecell system
Practical injection techniques for facial and scalp applications
Complication avoidance and management
Post-treatment care and patient follow-up
Which PRP system is used during training?
Training uses the Croma Exprecell PRP / Fluid-PRF system, comprising the Exprecell centrifuge and single-use preparation syringes for aesthetic practice. The Exprecell syringe brings blood collection, centrifugation and extraction together within one device. Its anticoagulant-free preparation process uses a single five-minute spin, with 18 ml of whole blood yielding approximately 8.5 ml of Fluid-PRF. Individual yields may vary. Delegates will become familiar with the equipment and preparation workflow as part of their practical training.
Special discounted package for course delegates
A special package offer is available to delegates attending our PRP training, helping you take the next step towards introducing these treatments into your clinic. Please contact the Wigmore training team for current package details and pricing. We also still have a limited number of the Arthrex centrifuge devices available to purchase while stocks last. These devices are compatible with the new Exprecell syringes. Once the remaining Arthrex devices have sold out, Wigmore Medical will exclusively supply the Exprecell centrifuge and syringes for this treatment system.
Who can attend this training?
This course is open to doctors, dentists, nurses and prescribing pharmacists registered with the GMC, GDC, NMC or GPhC, as appropriate to their profession. Healthcare professionals based outside the UK may be considered if they can provide evidence of equivalent medical registration in their home country. Those intending to practise in the UK must hold the relevant UK professional registration.
Why choose Wigmore Medical for PRP training?
Whether you are introducing PRP to your clinic or refreshing your existing knowledge, this course combines focused theory with supervised practical experience in facial and scalp techniques. Dr Lisa Dinley brings a particular interest in regenerative aesthetic medicine to her teaching, helping delegates connect the science with everyday clinical practice. You will develop your understanding of patient selection, preparation and injection techniques, alongside the confidence to plan your next steps in offering cosmetic PRP and Fluid PRF treatments. Book your place on our PRP training course in London, or contact the Training team to discuss eligibility and the available training package offer.
Dr Lisa Dinley has been working in aesthetics for over 12 years and runs her own private practice in Nottingham with her husband. After seeing the clinical benefits and how well it complemented the dentistry she was carrying out, she embarked on a journey to learn as much as she could about the various procedures and treatment options that were available.
Lisa teaches other dentists, doctors and nurses in aesthetic medicine and her area of special interest is in regenerative aesthetic medicine and she continues to expand her work and knowledge in this area. She loves the flexibility to be able to treat patients in her own way, developing treatment protocols and carrying out her own clinical research. Lisa is dedicated to improving evidence in aesthetic medicine and has published several articles in various journals. She is also a member of the Elsvier advisory board and peer review for many aesthetic and cosmetic surgery journals. Lisa is committed to education and currently lead’s Wigmore Medical’s Platelet-Rich-Plasma training course for facial rejuvenation and hair restoration.
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Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP/Fluid PRF)