PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) Training in Canada
The one-day PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) training equips licensed clinicians with practical skills to address common aesthetic concerns such as facial volume loss, fine lines, alopecia, acne scarring and stretch-mark appearance. By understanding the biology of platelets and the mechanism of action, participants learn how to use autologous plasma to stimulate tissue regeneration without surgery. The curriculum emphasizes evidence-based indications and integrates PRP with microneedling, fillers, fat grafting or fractional laser to broaden treatment options for patients seeking minimally invasive rejuvenation. The training is designed for clinicians across Canada seeking hands-on skills.
Learning begins with self-paced online modules that review platelet biology, equipment selection, safety protocols and patient consent. After completing the digital coursework, participants travel to a designated hands-on venue in Toronto, Vancouver or Montreal for a single intensive day. Groups of six or fewer clinicians work side-by-side under direct MD supervision, performing blood draws, centrifugation, PRP preparation and injection techniques on models. Each attendee receives a printed manual, slide deck, key studies and business-practice documents to support immediate integration of PRP services into their practice.
Canadian clinicians increasingly encounter patients who prefer regenerative, non-surgical solutions for skin rejuvenation and hair loss. Adding PRP expands a practice’s portfolio without requiring new surgical equipment, allowing physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and dentists to offer same-day, autologous treatments that complement existing injectables or laser services. The ability to combine PRP with fillers, fat grafting or microneedling creates flexible protocols that can be tailored to diverse budgets and aesthetic goals, helping practices in Canada meet growing demand while maintaining a scientifically grounded approach.
Who this course is for
- Nurse practitioners expanding a primary-care aesthetic service in Canada
- Physician assistants seeking hands-on PRP injection experience
- Dermatology residents or fellows adding regenerative techniques
- Dentists interested in facial rejuvenation or periodontal wound healing
- MDs and DOs wanting to integrate PRP with existing filler or laser practice
