Training the next generation of aesthetic practitioners — with clinical rigour, real patient exposure, and mentors who stay reachable long after the certificate is signed.
Skill alone does not make a safe practitioner. Our programmes pair clinical teaching with close mentorship, so you finish able to judge when to treat — and when to say no.
Cohorts are capped so every student gets corrected in the room, not in a group chat afterwards. Your mentor watches your hand on every technique before you are signed off.
Theory takes one day. After that you work on live models under supervision, with a logged case count you can show to an employer or a regulator.
Graduates keep access to a clinical WhatsApp group for case queries and complication advice. Most questions arrive in month three, not week one — so we stay reachable.
Our flagship fifteen-day programme, and the right starting point for most people entering the field. You leave able to run a full non-invasive treatment list independently and safely.
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Format
Cohort size
Live models
Skin anatomy, Fitzpatrick typing, consultation technique and consent. The day that decides whether the rest is safe.
Full protocol from skin prep through extraction and hydration, including how to adjust tips for congested and sensitive skin.
Glycolic, salicylic and TCA depth selection, neutralisation, and managing a peel that has gone further than intended.
Hair reduction, pigmentation and carbon peel. Heavy emphasis on parameter selection for South Asian skin.
Needle depth by facial zone, PRP preparation, skin booster technique and post-procedure care.
Supervised client days, a written case log, plus pricing, record-keeping and hygiene compliance.
A concentrated two-day injectable programme for medically qualified professionals. Complications are taught in the first session rather than the last, because that is the order they matter in.
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Entry
Vascular mapping, layer-by-layer anatomy and the specific sites where an error becomes an emergency.
Muscle assessment, dosing by pattern rather than template, and the upper-face units in full.
Cheek, chin, jawline, nasolabial and lip. Cannula versus needle, aspiration, and product rheology.
Vascular occlusion recognition, hyaluronidase protocol, and the emergency kit every clinic must hold.
Batch recording, photographic standards, written consent and what your notes must show if questioned.
Your treated cases reviewed with the mentor, plus a follow-up review of your first independent patients.
A five-day professional programme for salon staff and new entrants. Covers the treatments that actually fill a salon diary, taught to clinical hygiene standards rather than shortcuts.
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Cohort size
Entry
Reading a client’s skin properly, then building a facial around it — cleansing, massage, masking and finishing.
Brow mapping and shaping, full-body waxing technique, and managing reactive or sensitive skin.
Base matching for South Asian skin tones, day and event looks, and the bridal timeline from trial to function.
Nail health, cuticle work, gel application and removal, plus callus and foot care done safely.
Single-use protocol, tool sterilisation, cross-contamination control and salon setup standards.
Consultation scripts, honest upselling, rebooking rhythm and handling a client who is unhappy.
Seats are confirmed on deposit and cohorts are deliberately small, so most batches close before the start date. If a date does not suit you, ask to be added to the next intake list.
| Course | Dates | Duration | Format | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Batch 66 — Non-Invasive Aesthetics | 27 Jul – 20 Aug | 15 Days | Training + Masterclass | In progress |
| One Day HydraFacial | 7 August | 1 Day | Masterclass | Few seats |
| One Day Carbon Laser | 8 August | 1 Day | Masterclass | Few seats |
| Batch 4 — Cosmetology | 21 – 27 August | 5 Days | Training | Enrolling |
| Invasive — Botox & Fillers | 26 – 27 August | 2 Days | Training | Enrolling |
| Batch 67 — Non-Invasive Aesthetics | 29 August onwards | 15 Days | Training + Masterclass | Enrolling |
Dates shown are for the current intake cycle. Confirm your seat with our team before arranging travel or accommodation.
Issued on assessment, listing the modules covered and the number of supervised cases you logged.
A printed protocol handbook you keep — dosing charts, consent templates and aftercare sheets.
Models are arranged by us. You are never asked to source your own or practise only on mannequins.
Clinical group access and a follow-up review of your first independent cases at no extra cost.
Four steps, and we will tell you honestly if a track is not the right fit for your background.
Send your background and the track you are considering. We will confirm whether you meet the entry requirements.
A ten-minute call to match you to the right batch. If a cheaper track suits you better, we will say so.
A deposit holds your seat. Cohorts are capped, so seats are allocated in the order deposits arrive.
Joining pack, timetable and materials list sent one week before. Models and equipment are arranged for you.
The injectable track is restricted to doctors, dentists and registered nurses. This is not a commercial preference — injecting prescription products without a medical qualification is unsafe and indefensible if something goes wrong. If you do not hold one of those qualifications, the non-invasive track is the right route.
No. The fifteen-day programme is built for complete beginners and opens with two days of theory before anyone touches a device. That said, if you already work in a salon you will move faster through the facial modules.
Yes. Models are arranged by us and every session is supervised. You will not be signed off on a technique you have only watched, and your treated cases are logged so you can evidence your experience later.
Training is the full structured programme with assessment and certification. A Masterclass is a single-day intensive on one treatment — useful if you are already practising and want to add a specific service such as HydraFacial or carbon laser.
Our certificate documents the modules you completed and the supervised cases you logged. Recognition requirements differ by country and employer, so if you intend to practise abroad, check your destination’s requirements before enrolling rather than after.
A deposit secures your seat and the balance is due before the course begins. Instalment arrangements are considered case by case — ask during your enrolment call rather than assuming.
Missed practical days can usually be made up with the following batch at no extra charge, provided you tell us in advance. Assessment cannot be waived — you will not be certified on a module you have not completed.
The business modules cover pricing, record-keeping, hygiene compliance and equipment selection. We do not sell equipment, so the advice you get on what to buy is not a commission conversation.
Ten minutes on the phone will tell you more than any brochure. We will match you to the right track for your background — even if that means a shorter, cheaper course than the one you asked about.