Microneedling Derma Pen/Roller (Level 5)
Level 5 - £225 (Optional equipment available)
Start: 9:45 am
End: 5:00 pm
If you are booking this course, why not consider our Cosmetic Acupuncture Course which often runs on the same weekend.
Cost Options:
Without Equipment Kit: £225
With full Equipment kit including 2 derma rollers, a derma pen, derma pen heads, 3 x derma rollers, Calmwise Cleanser, SPF30 moisturiser, Post treatment moisturiser, Vit C Tetra, Hyaluronic Acid, Hyaluronic Masks, cotton face pads, equipment tray, clinisept, anaesthetic cream £591
With Derma pen and roller kit only including 2 derma rollers, a derma pen, derma pen heads, 3 x derma rollers, £425
This course is 1 day and runs from 9:45am to 5pm.
Optional £49 fee to upgrade to a diploma via case studies verified by an independent external examiner.
This course teaches you the knowledge and skills of micro-needling including derma roller and derma pen for facial cosmetic as well as body skin issues.
The course consists of theory and practical training using the equipment provided on the day.
You will receive a full certificate for the course.
Learn and qualify in derma pen and derma roller together in one course, including techniques not found on any other courses. We will teach you specialist overlapping high density techniques for problem areas, this includes the mixing with other therapies such as Dermaplaning and peels. We discuss complications and issues often seen with clients and how to avoid them, including some of the myths as well as absolute “must nots” which are taught on other courses yet make your treatments ineffective.
Learn microneedling for the body, including scars, stretch marks and sagging areas.
If you are an acupuncturist, this course covers you for insurance up to 2.5 mm depth.
We cover full specialist pre and post client forms and checks often missed in clinical treatments.
History of microneedling
Contraindications and Health and Safety
Introduction to facial microneedling
How does it work?
What does it do?
Derma pen and roller comparison
The wound healing response
Range of applications
Application stages of microneedling
Directions and depth of treatment
What to expect during and after
Application of topical serums
Anaesthetics
Clinical protocol
Clinical outcomes
Further questions and Q&A
Closure and further information
You must hold an Acupuncture or medical qualification or have a specialist manual therapy qualification such as Physiotherapist, Sports Therapist to degree level, or other high level therapist e.g. Chiropractor or Osteopath.
Non Beauty therapists should have attended our Skin and Beauty course as a foundation course.
Beauty Therapists should be qualified to Level 3 or equivalent.
You must be 18 years or older and understand spoken and written English.
You must consent to giving and receiving manual and microneedling therapy.
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FAQS
No, you must meet our prerequisites, we cannot make any exceptions for this course as it does not teach the foundation theory.
Yes, Balens insurance accept our Certificates and Diplomas. We work in close partnership with them, making sure that they accept all our qualifications.
Please note, it is always advisable to check with you insurance provider if they will cover you for any qualification if you are unsure, as they will have their own prerequisites.
Yes we do, if you send us an email to admin@total-therapy.org then we can give you a quote for private training at our training centre.
Derma Pen is a motorised electrical device using a multiple needle head to quickly puncture the skin with specific depths and allows the creation of even puncture channels which do not create excess inflammation or scar tissue. Derma Rollers are a single use roller with needles which roll across the skin. Whilst derma roller is often used on the body it is sometimes used for facial treatments, which due to the puncture pattern of the roller and variations by the user can, over time, cause scar tissue when used on the thinner, more sensitive areas such as facial tissue. Rollers are a fixed length and therefore also not suitable for areas where the geography of the body needs different lengths of needle such as the face and head.
