PRP training
in Arizona
One foundational skill, every application. Hands-on platelet-rich plasma training for licensed Arizona providers — the Vampire Facial & Facelift, PRP hair restoration, the O-Shot and P-Shot, and orthopedic PRP — taught on live patients in Phoenix by an active injector. Learn PRP once, and add a whole category of high-margin, autologous services to your practice.
What PRP actually is — and why one skill unlocks so many services
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is not a product you buy — it is a preparation you make from the patient's own blood. You draw a small volume of blood, spin it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets and growth factors, activate it, and inject it into the target tissue, where those growth factors stimulate the body's own repair and regeneration response.
That single technique is the common denominator across a whole category of procedures. The preparation is essentially the same whether the target is facial skin, the scalp, genitourinary tissue, or a joint — what changes is the anatomy, the injection depth, and the patient screening. Learn PRP preparation and injection well once, and each new application becomes a focused add-on rather than a brand-new skill.
Beso Provider Hub's PRP training also covers PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) — the newer, anticoagulant-free, slower-spin preparation with a fibrin scaffold — and the case-selection logic for choosing PRP or PRF by patient and procedure. Every technique is one Naomi Fayzulayev, FNP-C uses on her own Phoenix-metro patient base, and every hands-on course includes live patient injection, not mannequin or observation-only practice.
The primary material is the patient's own blood, so consumable cost is limited to the draw kit and centrifuge tube — an unusually strong margin profile. Most PRP protocols run as a series plus maintenance, sessions typically bill $600–$1,800 by application, and because the product is autologous, the allergy and reaction profile is low.
The PRP procedures you can train in
Train in the applications you plan to offer — each is a dedicated, live-patient course that builds on the same core PRP preparation. Start with one, or build the full regenerative menu.
PRP with microneedling (Vampire Facial) for tone, texture, and pores, and PRP combined with filler (Vampire Facelift) for volume and skin quality together. Depth control, layering, and patient selection for a natural, glowing result.
Vampire Facial & Facelift course →Well-established for androgenetic alopecia and diffuse thinning in both men and women. Scalp injection mapping, dosing, treatment-series design, and how to set realistic patient expectations and photograph progress.
Hair Restoration course →PRP for women's (O-Shot) and men's (P-Shot) sexual rejuvenation — a lower-competition, high-per-session specialty. Screening, genitourinary anatomy, injection technique, and neuromodulator adjuncts (Clitoxin, Bocox).
Sexual Wellness training →PRP for knee osteoarthritis, tendinopathy, and chronic joint pain as patients seek non-surgical options. Joint and tendon anatomy, injection sites, and the aesthetic-adjacent protocols that fit a wellness practice.
PRP Orthopedics course →Evaluating multiple sexual wellness procedures at once? The Sexual Wellness Combo bundles O-Shot, P-Shot, and neuromodulator adjuncts in a two-day intensive. For a deeper read on choosing an O-Shot/P-Shot program, see O-Shot & P-Shot Training: What to Look For, and for the broader picture, our PRP guide for aesthetic providers.
Who can perform PRP procedures in Arizona
Arizona is a full practice authority state. Board-certified nurse practitioners hold independent authority to perform PRP procedures — including the Vampire Facial, hair restoration, O-Shot, and P-Shot — without a physician collaboration agreement. Physician assistants practice under their delegated framework, and registered nurses may perform PRP under appropriate delegation and documented medical direction.
Because PRP involves blood handling and injection, every program should operate under written protocols covering draw and processing, sharps and biohazard handling, consent, and complication response. If your practice needs those protocols or an Arizona-licensed director to oversee them, see our medical director services. For the full picture of aesthetic training tracks in the state, see the complete guide to aesthetic injector training in Arizona.
What PRP services typically bill in Arizona
PRP's margin profile is driven by low consumable cost (the patient's own blood) and treatment-series protocols. Typical per-session ranges in the Phoenix metro:
| Application | Typical per-session | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Vampire Facial (PRP + microneedling) | $600–$1,000 | Series of 3, then maintenance |
| Vampire Facelift (PRP + filler) | $1,200–$2,500 | Single + touch-up |
| PRP hair restoration | $600–$1,200 | Series of 3–4, then maintenance |
| O-Shot / P-Shot | $1,000–$1,800 | Annual + maintenance |
| Orthopedic / joint PRP | $700–$1,500 | Per joint, series varies |
Ranges are indicative of the Phoenix–Scottsdale market and vary by practice positioning and protocol. Provided for planning, not as pricing guidance.
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Hands-on, live-patient PRP training for Arizona providers — Vampire Facial & Facelift, hair restoration, O-Shot, P-Shot, and orthopedic PRP. Taught by Naomi Fayzulayev, FNP-C at Beso Wellness & Beauty in north Phoenix.