No Botox. No filler. Just skin. Nine treatment skills, multiple income streams and one complete career pathway, in a single bundle.
You want a full skin, body and wellness menu. You want clients coming back every few weeks. This bundle gives you both, without a single toxin or filler course.
What you train in
- Pathway to Aesthetics
- Skin Boosters
- Microneedling
- Phlebotomy & PRP
- Vitamin Therapy
- Chemical Peels
- Fat Dissolving
- Mesotherapy
- Exosome Treatments
Bonus
2 bonus modules plus a 1-hour business strategy session with our CEO, so you leave with a plan for pricing and booking your first clients.
Price
Combined listed value £8,546. Your price £2,750, £5,796 below the combined listed value. Flexible finance options available.
Enter your skin specialist era.
What you're working towards
A sample skin specialist menu, using the prices our own Snatch & Glow clinics charge. Your prices are yours to set.
| Treatment | Example price |
|---|---|
| Microneedling | £85 a session |
| PRP facial or hair | £145 a session. 6-session course £696 |
| PRP with exosomes | £345 a session. 6-session course £896 |
| PRX-T33 peel | £195 a session. Course of 3 £550 |
| Skin boosters (e.g. Jalupro) | £230 a session |
| Under-eye polynucleotides | £199 |
| Vitamin shots (B12, C, D) | £30 each |
| Fat dissolving and mesotherapy | Priced per area, set by you |
Subject to your qualifications, insurance and prescriber access. PRP, fat dissolving and vitamin injections need a medical background or a prescriber.
Why courses bring clients back
Skin results build over several sessions, so clients book courses, not one-offs. One client on a 6-session PRP course is £696 gross from a single booking, and she comes back to see you six times. A course of 3 PRX-T33 peels is £550 from one client.
Here is one illustrative week at the example prices above:
| 2 x PRP 6-session courses | £1,392 |
| 4 x microneedling sessions | £340 |
| 6 x vitamin shots | £180 |
| Example week, gross takings | £1,912 |
Gross takings are not profit
Every figure above is gross: the money a client pays, before any costs. Out of it come products and consumables, insurance, room or clinic hire, prescriber fees where needed, card fees and tax.
What you keep depends on your prices, how many clients you see and your costs. These examples show how a skin menu can be priced. They are not a forecast of your income.
Eligibility, clinical scope, insurance and authorisations vary. Training does not automatically authorise independent practice. Earnings are not guaranteed.
