Market Deeping
Lincolnshire
The practical days happen in the clinic itself, not a hired room. You train where the treatments actually get done.
- Address
- Unit 3, 1 HorsegateDeeping St James, LincolnshirePE6 8EN
- Parking
- Free, on site
- Phone
- 07734 821778
Course
The regulated laser qualification, taught across laser and IPL. Theory online, then three days on live models, four students maximum.

An Ofqual-regulated VTCT Level 4, not a CPD certificate. On a Class 4 laser that is the difference insurers and local authority licensing actually check.


Not sure whether what you hold counts? Send it to me before you book anything. One email is cheaper than the wrong course.
Want skin rejuvenation as well? You do not have to choose. The Advanced pathway puts both Level 4 awards together, and Laser & IPL Skin Rejuvenation course at the academy is £500 + VAT and one additional day on top of this course.
Three of the six questions people ask Google before booking a laser course are about money. So here are the numbers rather than a promise: what the qualification lets you do, and what that work charges.
From qualified to charging
You qualify
What you can then treat
Your training also includes my Launch Your Laser Business programme: pricing, marketing, choosing equipment and how to build a fully booked diary. Three dedicated Zoom calls with me then follow the course, so you have me while you are actually opening, not only while you are learning. The treatment is only half of the job.
See the Learning Pathways at True Skin and Laser AcademyWhat that work charges
A regulated Level 4 is mostly physics and physiology, and that is the point. The distance between a good result and a burn is knowing why.


The theory is online and it is finished before you arrive. The practical is three days here, on live models booked for you, across all four technologies.
Four is the number that matters here. On a Class 4 laser you learn by holding the handpiece, and there are only so many hours across three days to divide between you.
Laser physics, hair biology, skin typing and safety, worked through at your own pace and completed before your first clinic day.
Real clients, booked for you, across the four technologies. You take the consultation, you set the parameters, you treat, and I am next to you while you do it.
Your practical assessment happens across those days. Consultation, patch testing, treatment and records, because with a laser the file is a legal document as much as a clinical one.

Train across Diode, Alexandrite, Nd:YAG and IPL, so you understand laser and IPL technologies rather than just one manufacturer and one machine.
Sarah, founder and trainer
You cannot judge a laser you have never used. Training across four technologies is the difference between operating a machine and understanding it.

Laser training in this country sells from about £60 to £1,500 plus VAT, and the cheapest end is not a cheaper version of this. It is a different thing with a similar name. Here is what the difference contains.

Free guide
I have been exactly where you are: wanting the change, and no idea which course to take first. This is the whole route in one place, for complete beginners and career changers.
Inside
The small course size allowed plenty of time for individual attention, detailed feedback, and lots of hands-on practice. I left the course feeling genuinely excited to get started.
From the moment I met Sarah, I knew my new career had started, her knowledge, professionalism and calm approach gave me total confidence, both as a client and later as a student.
Sarah is very knowledgeable and I felt very well supported throughout the day. I left feeling confident in being able to offer the TrueLift treatment.

Lincolnshire
The practical days happen in the clinic itself, not a hired room. You train where the treatments actually get done.
If your question is not here, ask it on the call. It comes straight to me.
A Level 3, and there is more than one route in: Beauty Therapy, Anatomy & Physiology course at the academy, or Access to Aesthetic Therapies. If you are not sure whether what you hold counts, send it to me and I will check it before you spend anything.
Anyone can buy one. Not every course lets you work afterwards. A CPD-accredited certificate has no regulated qualification behind it, and insurers and local authority licensing generally ask for a regulated Level 4. That is the difference worth checking before you pay, whoever you train with.
From about £60 to £1,500 plus VAT, and that range is not a quality scale so much as two different products. The cheap end is usually a CPD certificate, often online only. A regulated Level 4 sits at the top because it carries assessment, external quality assurance and practical days on live models.
Treatments typically charge from around £40 to £200 or more, depending on the area and your local market. What you earn from that depends on your prices, your costs and how full your diary is, which is why the business programme sits inside the course rather than being sold separately.
Often not, and it is worth checking rather than assuming. CPD accreditation is largely self-certified, whereas Ofqual regulation is external. Ask your insurer and your local authority what they require for laser before you book any course, including this one.
No, and I would be cautious of one that did. Choosing a laser is covered inside the business programme, and it is a decision you should make after you understand the technology, not as part of a package.

Ring me on 07734 821778 and tell me what you already hold. If a Level 3 you have done already counts, you could be on a practical day sooner, and for less, than you think.