CPD Stem cells

We first heard about the health benefits of stem cells in 1961, when the first transplant of stem cells from bone marrow was performed on a leukaemia patient. However, it was not until the 21st century that interest in stem cells gained momentum. Today, stem cells are increasingly used not only in oncology, but also in orthopaedics and aesthetic medicine. What are the effects of stem cell treatment? Find out what properties stem cells have and what applications they have found in aesthetic medicine.

HCGF treatments are dedicated to all those looking for natural skin regeneration possibilities, thanks to the resumption of autologous repair processes. They have a very wide range of applications from wrinkle reduction, through the restoration of the skin around the eyes, to the prevention of baldness. HCGF treatments using platelet rich plasma containing CD34 stem cells and concentrated HCGF growth factors.

Programme:

Theoretical part:

HCGF – Stem cell therapy

Fibrin retrieval

Overview of HCGF

Techniques of administration: traditional, retrograde/linear, shallow, deep

Preparation and procurement of stem cells

Overview of HCGF, its content

Division into fractions and possibilities of application according to aesthetic or specialised procedures

Methodology and principle of obtaining blood-derived materials

Procedures of the above mentioned systems

Contraindications and complications

Principles of work safety, sterility of kits and materials used for procedures

Division and methods of application – administration depending on needs

Work techniques – methods of injection, depth of injection

Practical part:

Local injections using a selected technique on models

Practical classes on models

Duration 1 day

Access:

Completed phlebotony training and level 3 in cosmetics / level 4 in micropigmentation (or accredited micropigmentation training), medical education or their equivalent. If you don’t have any of above please contact us, we have a training package on offer – patchway into aesthetic medicine.