Four days, one to one with Natasha, that take you from placing your first syringe of filler to shaping a jawline and knowing exactly what to do if something goes wrong. It is the longest course the academy runs, and the one to take if you want to finish able to work rather than able to recite.
What the four days cover
Every session is taught on live models, not mannequins.
- 01Foundation dermal fillerAnatomy, product knowledge, consent and consultation, then your first placements. Where the vessels are and why that dictates everything you do next.
- 02Lip techniqueThe classic lip, taught properly — assessment, ratios, how much product a lip actually needs, and how to keep a result that looks like the person and not like a treatment.
- 03Advanced filler — cheeks, chin and jawlineStructural work. Reading a face, planning across sessions, product choice by area, and the difference between adding volume and adding definition.
- 04Complication management and reversalWhat vascular occlusion looks like, what you do in the first ten minutes, hyaluronidase protocol, and when to send someone to hospital. This is the day that matters most.
- 05Dermaplaning and microneedlingTwo skin treatments that fill a diary between injectable appointments, with the aftercare and contraindications for both.
- 06Getting clients through the doorPricing your treatments, what to post and what not to, insurance, consent forms and record keeping. The part most courses leave you to work out alone.
Who takes this one
- Beauty therapists moving into injectables
- Nurses, dentists, paramedics and doctors
- Complete beginners with no clinical background
- Practitioners who trained elsewhere and want the advanced work
What is included
- Live models for every practical session — arranged for you
- All product, needles, cannulas and consumables for the four days
- Your CPD certificate, issued on completion and accepted by UK aesthetics insurers
- Written manuals for each module, yours to keep
- Consent forms, consultation templates and aftercare sheets you can use from day one
- Support afterwards. You can message me when you have a case you are unsure about
How booking works
- Step onePay for your placeCourse fees are paid in full at checkout by card. Klarna is for treatments, not training.
- Step twoWe agree your datesThere is no date picker — I contact you after payment and we fit the four days around your diary and mine.
- Step threeYou trainFour days at the clinic in Southsea, on live models, with me beside you the whole time.
Questions people ask
Can I do this with no experience at all?
Yes. Foundation filler is the first part of the four days, so you are not expected to arrive knowing how to inject. What you do need is to be comfortable with the responsibility of treating someone.
Is it really one to one?
Yes. I teach every course myself and I only take one student at a time, so the whole four days is yours. That is why the dates have to be agreed rather than picked off a calendar.
Will I be able to get insured afterwards?
The certificate is CPD accredited and is accepted by UK aesthetics insurers. Cover is arranged directly with the insurer and they will ask for your certificate and your training record, so keep both.
Do I need to bring my own models?
No. Models are arranged for you, and all product and equipment is included in the fee.
What if I want to start smaller?
Foundation Dermal Filler Training is two days at £1,250 and covers the first module of this course on its own. You can always come back for the advanced work later — it just costs more in total than taking the four days together.
How soon can I train?
It depends on my clinic diary. Message me before you book if you have a date in mind and I will tell you honestly what is free.
Not sure this is the right course?
Message me before you pay. I would rather talk you into the two-day foundation than take £2,799 for four days you did not need.
Or see every course and price on the Training Academy page. Courses are taught by Natasha Oguntade, an advanced aesthetics injector with over seven years of clinical experience, at House of Glam HQ in Southsea.
