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PRF Symposium 2026 • August 28, 29 and 30
PRF, Sticky Bone, bone surgery, implantology, soft-tissue management and regenerative aesthetics: a look back at three days of training, hands-on practice and professional exchange at the PRF Canada Campus.
On August 28, 29 and 30, 2026, the PRF Canada Campus hosted a new edition of the PRF Symposium, dedicated to regenerative medicine and its clinical applications.
The goal was to bring together speakers with complementary expertise and give professionals a perspective spanning fundamental biological principles through advanced surgical, implant and aesthetic techniques.
For Robert Archambault, President of PRF Canada and organizer of the Symposium, this edition stood out for the quality of the training, the depth of the discussions and the enthusiasm expressed by the professionals in attendance.
“An exceptional edition, with training at a level rarely seen at the Campus, and professionals leaving with new techniques, new ideas and a renewed perspective on their practice.”
— Robert Archambault, President of PRF Canada
Day 1 • August 28, 2026
Dr. Joseph Choukroun: PRF and Sticky Bone
A day dedicated to the foundations of PRF and the evolution of its clinical applications.
It is hard to imagine a better way to open the Symposium. Dr. Joseph Choukroun, the physician behind the first PRF protocol, was at the Campus for a full day dedicated to PRF and Sticky Bone.
The training covered recent advances in PRF and Sticky Bone, faster soft- and hard-tissue healing, osteoimmunology, and the factors that help clinicians better understand and anticipate success after surgery.
Two solutions also presented
The PRF kit OCEAN and Linkor Signature were also presented as part of this day focused on the clinical PRF environment.
Day 2 • August 29, 2026
Dr. Arnaud Paturel: Keys to successful bone grafting
Advanced surgery, bone reconstruction and soft-tissue management.
The following day, the technical level moved up another notch with Dr. Arnaud Paturel, a dental surgeon whose practice notably focuses on implant and pre-implant surgery.
His training on bone grafting had a very practical objective: understanding the key factors behind success and placing each technique within a complete surgical strategy.
Participants worked on graft indications and limitations, defect analysis, biological principles, surgical design, incision planning, periosteal release, suturing strategies, membranes, biomaterials and complication management.
Soft tissues at the heart of successful outcomes
A major focus was placed on soft-tissue management around grafts : tissue thickness, long-term stability, closure, mucosal quality and complication prevention.
“Even among experienced practitioners and professionals who teach themselves, several told us they discovered techniques they had never seen before.”
— Feedback collected and shared with the PRF Canada team
Day 3 • August 30, 2026
Jessica Louisseize: A regenerative approach to aesthetics with PRF
A practical conclusion focused on regenerative facial aesthetics.
To conclude this edition, the focus shifted to regenerative aesthetics with Jessica Louisseize, an injecting nurse and clinical trainer with experience in medical aesthetics, PRP and PRF.
Her training, focused on the regenerative approach to facial aesthetics with PRF, combined scientific understanding with hands-on clinical practice.
Participants explored the differences between PRP and PRF, the various PRF modalities, aesthetic indications, protocol selection, PRF preparation, and several application and injection techniques.
Microneedling, supervised practice and a regenerative approach
A significant part of the day was devoted to demonstrations and supervised practice, particularly around microneedling and the use of PRF in regenerative aesthetics.
What we’ll remember
Much more than three days of training
This Symposium showed just how much the world of PRF continues to evolve. From biology to surgery, from bone reconstruction to soft-tissue management, and through to regenerative aesthetics, the three days explored PRF from several complementary perspectives.
The success of this edition was also reflected in the exchanges: the questions, discussions among professionals, demonstrations, workshops, and those moments when even experienced practitioners discover a new way to approach a clinical situation.
PRF Canada warmly thanks Dr. Joseph Choukroun, Dr. Arnaud Paturel, Jessica Louisseize, and all the professionals who helped make the 2026 PRF Symposium such a memorable edition.
Advancing knowledge. Evolving clinical practice.
This is the mission PRF Canada intends to continue advancing at the Campus, alongside the professionals helping move regenerative medicine forward in Canada.
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