I am writing as a practitioner who has just recently completed the level 7 injectable course. I cannot believe how much I have learnt through the process and anyone thinking that, after a completing foundation day, they are fit and safe to practise is absurd. This is where the Harley academy has stepped in as the forefront of aesthetic training, with a understanding of all the different aspects of starting a career in aesthetics. Yes, some courses allow you to inject on live models- what message is this giving? Would I do a filling on a dental patient having done 1 day of training... er NO. Aesthetics is a medical speciality and needs to be respected as so. Having completed the course, that encompasses practical training, theory and training support I can only say do it, if you are serious about safety and respectful of people’s faces. When you look back you will be grateful for the knowledge gained and the ongoing support and training the academy provides. It is also future proofs your career in aesthetics as the Harley is the first academy to be accreditated with the Level 7 training.