PRP
Published instruction includes blood processing, preparation, and applications involving skin, hair, and healing.
Regenerative aesthetics course · Arizona
Process the material.
Plan the patient.
SAA’s advanced regenerative aesthetics course publishes four areas of study—PRP, PRF, Sculptra, and hyperdilute Radiesse—within an advanced class for licensed medical professionals with injection authority.
- Course length
- 1 daycurrent deposit products are single-date listings
- Campus
- 1 mile from Tempe, AZoff the 202 · injection scope required
- Next class
- See dates belowfrom the class calendar on this page
- Deposit
- $750reserves your seat · $1,500 full tuition
Four published modalities
Different materials. Different preparation and placement.
PRF
The course distinguishes PRF processing and application from PRP rather than treating them as interchangeable labels.
Sculptra
Current material names reconstitution, placement, candidate selection, and gradual collagen-focused treatment planning.
Hyperdilute Radiesse
Published content includes dilution and face-and-body application planning. Confirm exact treatment zones for your date.
Clinical workflow
Preparation is part of the procedure.
Select
Assess license, indication, patient candidacy, contraindications, skin quality, goals, and expectations.
Prepare
Apply the published processing or reconstitution protocol for the selected modality.
Place
Connect anatomy, dilution, vectoring, and technique to the treatment plan under supervision.
Follow
Document aftercare, expected course, complication prevention, response, and longitudinal planning.
Advanced means prerequisite
Injection authority comes before modality choice.
SAA names physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and registered nurses with active licensure and injection scope. Its current FAQ says foundational injection knowledge is highly beneficial. Admissions should confirm whether prior certification or experience is mandatory.
- Eligible credentials
- MD/DO · NP · PA · RNsubject to scope verification
- Prior experience
- Foundational injection knowledgelive FAQ: highly beneficial; not published as mandatory
- Course length
- 1 daycurrent deposit products are single-date listings
- Deposit
- $750reserves your seat · $1,500 full tuition · confirm included products
Integration + safety
Combination therapy needs sequencing, not stacking.
The published curriculum includes candidate assessment, combination strategies, timing, consultation, and complication management. Ask how these decisions are taught and assessed—not only which branded products appear.
Regenerative course FAQ
Questions about material, process, and scope.
Which modalities are taught?+
SAA currently names PRP, PRF, Sculptra, and hyperdilute Radiesse, plus consultation, combination strategy, safety, and complication management.
Who is eligible?+
Current material names MD/DO, NP, PA, and RN professionals with active licensure and injection authority. Admissions must verify your jurisdiction and practice setting.
Is prior injectable experience required?+
SAA says foundational injection knowledge is highly beneficial but does not clearly publish a mandatory experience threshold. Confirm the prerequisite before enrolling.
Does the course include live models?+
SAA describes supervised live-model training. Confirm which modality and treatment area each student performs, product allocation, and model arrangements.
What is included in tuition?+
The reviewed workbook lists $1,500 tuition and a $750 deposit. The live listing names two third-party financing options. A possible $250 returning-student rule still requires internal confirmation. The school FAQ refund policy is written around a $750 deposit.
Online registration
Choose a regenerative aesthetics course date
Select an available date to verify your email, review the enrollment agreement, and choose a deposit, full payment, or available payment plan.
Online registration dates are not currently available.
Ask admissions about upcoming dates ↗Regenerative-course consultation
Name the modality and patient problem.
Share your license, injection experience, and the regenerative applications you intend to add so admissions can confirm prerequisites, products, and practical access.