LORENZO GARAGNANI
HAND
REJUVENATION
INJECTION
MASTERCLASS

Look no further, we invite you to join world renowned hand surgeon & Aesthetics Awards 2023 finalist, Dr Lorenzo Garagnani at his CPD accredited Hand Rejuvenation Injections Masterclasses in London Bridge.

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This is the first of its kind in the UK. With Lorenzo's incredible knowledge, 20 year experience as an adult & paediatric hand surgeon in Italy and the UK, his huge national and international teaching curriculum and his published anatomically based hand injection techniques, you will not find a better teacher!

(NHS practice - Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital London / Evelina Children's Hospital. Private practice - HCA London Bridge Hospital & The Portland Hospital & SE1 Medical Aesthetics London)

Lorenzo has developed anatomically based hand injection techniques for hand rejuvenation procedures using dermal fillers and skin boosters, based on a cadaveric study and his many years of experience as a hand surgeon. This study has been accepted to be published in Aesthetic Medicine (Mattioli 1885)  The paper, describing his unique techniques, will be the turning point for the fast growing trend in hand rejuvenation, in terms of better treatment outcomes and enhanced patient safety and forms the focal point of his masterclasses.

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These extremely popular masterclasses are held on selected afternoons, 1pm - 4pm every month. There will be a maximum of 3 delegates per course and each will be assessed practically on a patient model (models are provided). 

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All courses are full until December 2023. The next available spaces are on Wednesday 20th December 2023, we do have a waiting list for any cancellations in the meantime - please contact us to be added to this list.

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Course fee: £995

Please contact us to find out more (healthcare professionals with facial advanced dermal filler injection qualifications or qualified hand surgeons only please)

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Lorenzo Garagnani is committed through his experience, research & teaching to be the driving force for improvement in safety and patient outcomes with regards to hand rejuvenation in the medical aesthetics field.