As the year draws to a close, Marjorie takes a moment to reflect on the incredible journey we’ve had providing training and professional development to our learners. This year has been a truly amazing experience, filled with growth, learning, and the privilege of watching our practitioners develop their skills and confidence. 

At TFP Academy, we believe that mastering the foundations is crucial before learners move on to practical, hands-on training. That’s why we’ve designed a comprehensive learning platform that our learners will utilise prior to any face-to-face training. This platform serves as the cornerstone of our training program, providing all the essential theories, knowledge, and detailed explanations needed to establish a strong foundation in aesthetic medicine. 

Why does The Face Place invest so much in sending the medical and skin teams to conferences? It’s a valid question. After all, attending conferences is a significant investment for our company, often raising questions about its worth due to potential revenue loss when...

Have you ever wondered what makes our workshops so successful? It’s not just about the content or the trainer – there’s a whole world of activity happening behind the scenes.

Our upcoming Complications Grand Round Workshop is that chance for you to strengthen your complication management skills as we discuss case studies and how to apply complication management techniques.

As a nurse, I have always been captivated by the intersection of science and art, where meticulous care meets the pursuit of beauty. In this blog I discuss my journey to becoming a nurse injector and now trainer for TFP Academy.

Are you ready to become a certified expert in vampire treatments and intimate wellness? Look no further! We’re thrilled to invite you to our exclusive 2-day Vampire Academy Training, where you’ll gain comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in the latest...

At The Face Place, we offer a specialised hyperhidrosis training program tailored for healthcare professionals who are eager to expand their knowledge and skills addressing this underestimated health condition.