Robyn Draper

Advanced Lip Enhancement CPD

An advanced one-day practical course for registered medical professionals who already hold a foundation qualification in dermal fillers and have previous lip-filler injecting experience. The course covers advanced lip assessment, anatomy, individualised treatment planning, facial mapping, product selection, injection depth, advanced injection techniques and the safe use of needles and cannulas where appropriate. Learners will explore lip shaping, definition, projection, asymmetry correction, perioral rejuvenation and maintaining natural facial balance. Training includes vascular anatomy, complication prevention, recognition and emergency management, including suspected vascular occlusion. Learners will complete supervised live-model treatment and a structured practical assessment against clearly defined competency criteria. The course includes pre-course learning, one full practical training day, course materials, live models, practical assessment, aftercare guidance and CPD certification following successful completion. This course is intended for appropriately qualified and insured registered healthcare professionals. Evidence of foundation dermal filler training and current professional registration will be required.

Advanced Dermal Filler CPD

An advanced dermal filler course for registered medical professionals who already hold a foundation dermal filler qualification and have previous injecting experience. This course develops the learner's ability to assess the face as a whole rather than treating individual areas in isolation. Learners will consider facial proportions, profile, projection, asymmetry, volume loss, tissue quality and the relationship between the upper, middle and lower thirds of the face. Treatment planning focuses on creating balance and facial harmony while maintaining natural movement and individual characteristics. The course provides advanced theoretical and practical training in lip enhancement, cheek restoration, jawline sculpting and chin enhancement. It covers relevant arteries, veins, nerves, muscles, fat compartments and bony landmarks, together with facial mapping, product selection, injection depth, appropriate product volumes and advanced needle and cannula techniques. Learners will also develop their understanding of consultation, patient selection, contraindications, consent, clinical photography, complication prevention, vascular-occlusion recognition, emergency management, aftercare, documentation and maintenance planning. Additional facial areas may be discussed as part of full-face assessment and treatment planning. However, successful completion of this course provides practical assessment and certification for advanced lips, cheeks, jawline and chin only. Discussion or observation of another treatment area does not confirm practical competence or provide certification to perform that procedure. Training includes pre-course learning, supervised live-model treatment and a structured practical assessment. Learners must meet the specified safety-critical and area-specific competency criteria before certification is issued. This course is intended for appropriately qualified, registered and insured medical professionals. Evidence of professional registration, foundation dermal filler training and appropriate insurance will be required.

Introduction to Trichology

An introductory course designed for aesthetic practitioners who want to expand their knowledge of hair and scalp health and confidently incorporate hair loss assessment into their clinical practice. The course explores the hair growth cycle, common causes and types of hair loss, scalp health and the factors that can contribute to thinning and shedding. Practitioners will learn how to carry out a structured consultation and assessment, recognise when further investigation or referral may be required, and understand the treatment options available within aesthetic practice. With a strong focus on clinical assessment and patient safety, this course provides practitioners with the foundations to understand hair loss, identify potential contributing factors and develop appropriate, individualised treatment plans.

Foundation Wrinkle Relaxing Treatments CPD

A comprehensive foundation course for registered healthcare professionals who are beginning their training in wrinkle relaxing treatments. The course provides the essential theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to assess, plan and safely perform treatments to the three principal upper-face areas: the glabellar complex, frontalis and lateral canthal lines. Learners will develop an understanding of facial anatomy, muscle function, static and dynamic wrinkles, ageing, patient assessment and the relationship between the brow elevators and depressors. Training focuses on full upper-face assessment rather than treating individual lines in isolation. The course covers health and safety, infection prevention, sharps management, bloodborne pathogens, prescribing requirements, consultation, contraindications, informed consent, clinical photography, product storage, reconstitution, product-specific units, facial mapping, injection depth, treatment techniques, aftercare and clinical documentation. Learners will also explore patient expectations, treatment longevity, review appointments, complication prevention and the recognition and management of unwanted effects, including brow heaviness, brow ptosis, eyelid ptosis, asymmetry and excessive lateral brow elevation. As botulinum toxin is a Prescription Only Medicine, learners will be taught the legal role of the prescriber, the requirement for an individual patient assessment and prescription, and the responsibilities of the practitioner administering the treatment. Training includes pre-course theory, educator-led demonstrations, supervised live-model treatment and a structured practical assessment. Learners must meet the required safety-critical and area-specific competency criteria before certification is issued. Successful learners will be certificated in the treatment of the glabellar complex, frontalis and lateral canthal lines only. This course is intended for appropriately qualified and registered healthcare professionals. Evidence of professional registration and appropriate insurance will be required.

In person training with models provided

Volume Loss and the Ageing Face

Volume Loss & The Ageing Face An advanced training course designed for aesthetic practitioners who want to develop a deeper understanding of facial ageing and confidently treat age-related volume loss. The course explores facial anatomy, the structural changes that occur with ageing, and how volume loss impacts facial shape, support and proportions. Practitioners will learn how to assess the face as a whole, identify key areas of volume depletion and create individualised treatment plans using dermal filler to restore support, balance and natural-looking rejuvenation. With a strong focus on assessment, safety and subtle results, this course moves beyond treating individual lines and teaches practitioners to understand where, why and how to restore volume to the ageing face.

Foundation Dermal Fillers for Medical Professionals CPD

A comprehensive foundation course for registered medical professionals who are beginning their practice in hyaluronic acid dermal fillers. Learners will develop the knowledge and practical skills required to assess the whole face, identify individual anatomical variation and create safe, proportionate treatment plans. The course covers facial anatomy, skin and soft-tissue structure, patient consultation, consent, product selection, injection techniques, infection prevention, UK legal and professional responsibilities, aftercare and the recognition and management of complications, including vascular occlusion. Supervised practical training and competency assessment cover basic lip enhancement, perioral lines, nasolabial folds and marionette lines. Other facial areas may be discussed during holistic facial assessment but are not included within the practical certification unless separately taught and assessed.

Foundation Dermal Fillers and Wrinkle Relaxers CPD

A comprehensive two-day foundation course combining wrinkle relaxing treatments and hyaluronic acid dermal fillers for registered healthcare professionals beginning their training in injectables. The wrinkle relaxing element provides the essential theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to assess, plan and safely perform treatments to the three principal upper-face areas: the glabellar complex, frontalis and lateral canthal lines. Learners will develop an understanding of facial anatomy, muscle function, static and dynamic wrinkles, ageing, patient assessment and the relationship between the brow elevators and depressors. The dermal filler element develops the knowledge and practical skills required to assess the whole face, identify individual anatomical variation and create safe, proportionate treatment plans. Supervised practical training and competency assessment cover basic lip enhancement, perioral lines, nasolabial folds and marionette lines. Both elements cover health and safety, infection prevention, sharps management, consultation, contraindications, informed consent, clinical photography, product storage and selection, facial mapping, injection depth, treatment techniques, aftercare, clinical documentation and the recognition and management of complications, including vascular occlusion. As botulinum toxin is a Prescription Only Medicine, learners will be taught the legal role of the prescriber, the requirement for an individual patient assessment and prescription, and the responsibilities of the practitioner administering the treatment. This course is intended for appropriately qualified and registered healthcare professionals. Evidence of professional registration and appropriate insurance will be required.

In person Training with Models provided