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Injectables & Regenerative Aesthetics

Hair Restoration

Diagnosis-first hair restoration: scarring versus non-scarring alopecia, trichoscopy and red flags, PRP mechanism, evidence and preparation, exosomes and adjuncts placed on an honest evidence tier, and how to run a structured, documented treatment programme rather than selling injections.

  • ₵6,000
  • Intermediate
  • Hybrid
  • 4 weeks
  • Instalment plans available

About this course

Diagnosis-first hair restoration: scarring versus non-scarring alopecia, trichoscopy and red flags, PRP mechanism, evidence and preparation, exosomes and adjuncts placed on an honest evidence tier, and how to run a structured, documented treatment programme rather than selling injections. Taught by Dr. Alberta Amissah, MBChB, with expert-led theory and supervised clinical practice designed around the realities of practising aesthetics on richly melanated West African skin.

Curriculum

6 modules · supervised practical hours throughout

  • Why This Course Starts Before Treatment
  • Scarring vs Non-Scarring: The Decision Tree
  • CCCA: What the Name Tells You
  • CCCA: Early Diagnosis, Documentation and When to Pause
  • Traction Alopecia: The Most Preventable Hair Loss You Will See
  • Chairside Reference: The Diagnosis-First Classification
  • Module 1 Knowledge Check: Diagnosis First

  • Shedding, Thinning, Breakage or Patches: The First Fork
  • When Infection or Inflammation Changes the Plan
  • The Structured Assessment: History, Examination, Trichoscopy
  • Photos, Labs, Referral and the 6-Box Note
  • Three Practice Cases, and Explaining Diagnosis-First
  • The Differential Atlas: Six Conditions to Name Confidently
  • Hair-Loss Consultation Record: The 6-Box Note
  • Module 2 Knowledge Check: Differential & Assessment

  • The Goal Is Not to Sell PRP
  • What PRP Is — and What It Is Not
  • How PRP Is Thought to Work: Signals, Not Magic
  • Evidence, Honestly Tiered — and Who Responds Best
  • Diagnosis Before PRP: Red Flags, Traction and Contraindications
  • Preparation: Where the Safety Lives
  • Injection Technique, Comfort and the Treatment Protocol
  • Combination Therapy, Aftercare and Complications
  • Documentation, the Counselling Script and the Decision Algorithm
  • PRP Session Record and Traceability Sheet
  • Module 3 Knowledge Check: PRP

  • Separating Hype from Useful Adjuncts
  • Messengers, Not Magic: What Exosomes Are Claimed to Be
  • The Honest Evidence Hierarchy
  • The Product Problem and Regulatory Reality
  • This School's Position: Exciting Is Not Established
  • Exosome Product Due-Diligence Checklist
  • Module 4 Knowledge Check: Exosomes

  • PRP and PRF Among the Adjuncts
  • Microneedling and Low-Level Light Therapy
  • Nutrients and the Scalp Environment
  • The Medical Backbone
  • Where Adjuncts Do Not Come First: Traction, TE and Transplant
  • Building the Combination Plan and Measuring Progress
  • Red Flags, the Tier Summary and the One to Remember
  • Evidence-Tier Counselling Reference
  • Module 5 Knowledge Check: Adjuncts & the Backbone

  • The Central Rule: Procedures Are Adjuncts
  • Candidate Selection and the Baseline Consultation
  • Examination, Investigations and Photography
  • Consent and the Pre-Procedure Safety Pause
  • PRP Handling, Scalp Mapping and Injection Parameters
  • The Session Workflow and Choosing Combinations
  • Programme Design: AGA, Telogen Effluvium, Traction and Areata
  • Scarring Red Flags and the Complication Framework
  • Common Reactions: Pain, Vasovagal, Bleeding and Swelling
  • Infection, Dysesthesia and the Poor Responder
  • When Not to Treat, and Blood-Handling Governance
  • The Programme, the Review Timeline and the Closing Position
  • Module 6 Knowledge Check: Protocol & Programme
  • Final Examination

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