Our model coordinators keep a tally of what applicants actually ask. The same eight questions come up every week, so here they are, answered the way we answer them on the phone.
Will a student be practising on me?
A registered healthcare professional will be treating you, under the direct supervision of a senior trainer who approves the plan and watches every stage. Delegates on our injectables courses are doctors, dentists, nurses and pharmacists adding a new skill, and the trainer steps in whenever it helps.
Why is it cheaper?
Because you are giving something valuable back. Your appointment takes longer, teaching happens around it, and your flexibility helps us run clinics. The discount reflects that exchange rather than a lower standard of care.
Can I choose exactly what I want done?
You can tell us what you’re interested in, and the consultation decides what is clinically right. Sometimes that means less than you hoped, or nothing at all. If treatment doesn’t go ahead, you pay nothing.
How long does an appointment take?
Sixty to ninety minutes for most injectable sessions, and it’s teaching time as much as treatment time. Bring a book for the waiting room, not your afternoon schedule.
Is it safe?
The honest comparison is that model sessions carry more checking than a standard clinic visit. Screening happens before you’re booked, a full consultation happens on the day, the products are premium and reversible where relevant, and there is a written aftercare route with a direct line back to the clinic.
Will my photos be used?
Only if you separately agree to it. Photography consent is optional, asked separately, and never a condition of treatment.
How quickly can I get an appointment?
It depends on the course calendar and what you’re interested in. Flexible availability gets matched fastest, and popular treatments like lips go quickly. Apply once and we contact you as slots open.
What if I need something adjusted afterwards?
You get written aftercare and a direct contact line, and reviews are arranged where clinically appropriate. The supervising clinician stays responsible for your outcome.
Ready to apply? The model programme page explains the process, and every treatment and price is listed under model treatments.