Short and sweet, because this one is mostly a date and a door: our new and improved Polynucleotides for Skincare Professionals course is live, and the next cohort runs 14th to 15th September at our Chapel Street academy in Liverpool.
If you’ve been anywhere near a treatment room this year you already know why. The #pdrn hashtag has passed 80 million views, “salmon DNA” has gone from curiosity to consultation request, and UK clinics are advertising polynucleotide sessions at £300 to £500 and up. Clients arrive pre-educated and pre-sold. The only question is who they book with.
What’s new and improved
The course has been rebuilt around one conviction: polynucleotides training should be designed for skincare professionals, not adapted from courses built for medics. We’ve sat in the medic-tailored versions and watched the injectables side get brushed over as if it were nothing. For skin professionals it is not nothing, and pretending otherwise is how good practitioners get talked out of a treatment they could excel at.
So: two days instead of a rushed one, small groups by design, the science in plain language, and supervised hands-on practice with genuine time to absorb and repeat. We’ve also partnered with Fox Pharma, one of the UK’s best-known aesthetics suppliers, so you train with professional-grade product and know exactly how to source it for your clinic afterwards. CPD-certified, £995 + VAT.
The full breakdown, both dates, and every fair question answered straight, including the insurance one, lives on the course page. September is the only date before November, and small groups mean limited places.