Save Face teams up with leading training provider to support newcomers

Practitioners now have the opportunity to progress and develop their clinical skills through a new training lifecycle developed by Save Face and Cosmetic Courses. This provides a clear pathway to becoming an advanced practitioner by ensuring that practitioners are developing their skills and incorporating new treatments in to their portfolio. The training includes continual support and access to clinical expertise.

Ashton Collins, director of Save Face Ltd, said, “After conducting an extensive market research programme, we have identified the obstacles that prevent practitioners from being able to set up and maintain an effective practice, something which sadly forces 80% of all newly trained practitioners out of the industry within their first 12 months of being trained.

“In response to this, we have launched an innovative platform that embraces practitioners and provides a strong support structure at the very start of their career. By engaging with Save Face early on, practitioners have access to a ready-made toolkit of all the essential components needed to run a successful clinic, spanning across a wide range of areas, including clinical support and mentorship, business and marketing advice and bespoke training and development support, to help them on the journey to continual development and becoming an advanced practitioner.”

Mr Adrian Richards from Cosmetic Courses, said, “As part of the new training we have developed with Save Face, new practitioners will have access to a nurse practitioner who will act as their mentor, providing valuable advice and guidance to get them started. The training course will cover everything from how to start the business, accounts and budgeting to planning and marketing.We then have a range of training courses in everything from Botox® and dermal fillers to chemical peels and microsclerotherapy to ensure they get the right training from experts in the field using the very best products.”