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Lamure Academy Terms

Applies to course places booked through the Lamure Academy. Last updated: 28 September 2026

Draft for review. This page is a boilerplate starting point prepared ahead of the site's launch. It has not been reviewed by a solicitor and must not be relied on as final legal, regulatory or clinical governance content. Please review and confirm all bracketed [placeholders] before this page is published or linked from anywhere patients can reach it.

1. About Lamure Academy

Lamure Academy provides professional education in dental aesthetics, medical and facial aesthetics, implant dentistry and digital workflow at Lamure Clinics, 81 Lower Sloane Street, London SW1W 8DA. Only confirmed courses are listed on our Academy page, together with their dates, content and fees; the details published for a course at the time you book form part of these terms.

2. Enrolment and booking

Academy courses are for dentists, doctors, nurses, aesthetic practitioners and educators. Delegates must hold the appropriate qualifications and professional registration for their scope of practice, and for any course with hands-on or clinical elements we may ask for evidence of this before confirming a place.

A course place is confirmed once payment (or an agreed deposit) has been received. Places are limited and offered on a first-come basis.

3. Fees and payment

Course fees are as advertised at the time of booking. [Payment schedule — full payment upfront vs. deposit plus balance — to be confirmed per course.]

4. Cancellations and refunds

[Notice period and refund scale for a delegate cancelling their place, and the clinic's policy if a course is cancelled or rescheduled due to insufficient numbers or practitioner availability, to be confirmed and added here.]

5. Certification

Where a course leads to a certificate of attendance or completion, this confirms participation and does not itself constitute a professional qualification or licence to practise unless explicitly stated for that course. [Accreditation status per course to be confirmed.]

6. Code of conduct

Delegates are expected to conduct themselves professionally, including in any live-model or clinical-observation elements of a course, and to follow all safety instructions given by course tutors.

7. Changes to course content or schedule

We may need to change a tutor, date, or element of course content where circumstances require it, and will give delegates as much notice as possible.

8. Liability

[To be reviewed by a solicitor alongside the clinic's insurance arrangements for training activities, including any live-model or hands-on components.]

9. Contact us

Questions about the Academy: info@lamureclinics.com or +44 20 8143 6200.