INTRO TO COSMETIC CHEMISTRY AND INGREDIENT CLASSIFICATIONS 3 CEs 

Course Objectives:

· Explain physiology of the skin and parameters for product permeation and effectiveness.

· Recognize delivery pathways, and various ingredients categories.

· Idenfity molecular weights of products, product absorption, and irritant potential.

· Apply iontophoresis and identify ingredients suitable for iontophoresis.

UNDERSTANDING THE MELANOGENIC MAZE 3 CEs 

Course Objectives:

· Explain origins of human pigment and genetics

· Identify the biological pathways of how melanin develops

· Describer skin diseases that present hyperpigmentation

· Design various treatments for melasma and hyperpigmentation

PHYSIOLOGY OF SKIN DISEASES & DISORDERS 3 CEs 

Course Objectives:

· Identify the most common skin anomalies and skin diseases that may present in the esthetic clinic.

· Recognize the presentation and etiology of acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, health mediated skin disorders, pigmentation abnormalities, moles, hyperplasias and the stages of skin cancer.

· Become more familiar with skin disorders influenced by the environment.

· Recognize the mechanisms of inflammation and its role in skin disease.

PHARMACOLOGY PRIMER FOR ESTHETICIANS 3 CEs 

Course Objectives:

· Review physiology of medications and their interaction with the skin.

· Distinguish potential medication interactions when used in combination with advanced esthetics services – laser, light-based therapy, chemical peels, etc.

· Learn how to research and notate important data for reference on medications that your client may using, and what are the most commonly prescribed medications.

· Understand the importance of safety practices and the necessity for the client intake form and informed consent when clients are using OTC medications, prescription medications, herbs and supplements.

AROMATHERAPY & AROMATIC CHEMISTRY 3 CEs 

Course Objectives:

· Review skin physiology and the interaction with essential oils.

· Explore the complexities of essential oils distillation and quality evaluation methods

· Integrate essential oils in various applications the esthetic treatment room.

· Understand the importance of essential oils safety practices and how to care for the storage of essential oils.

 

SEEING RED - UNDERSTANDING ROSACEA & SKIN SENSITIVITY  3 CEs 

 

Course Objectives:

· Review the origins of rosacea and inflammatory skin reactions.

· Classify the hallmarks of the various stages of rosacea

· Explore the relationship between lymphatics and rosacea

· Gain insight into rosacea and sensitive skin “triggers”

· Specify approaches and treatments for the management of rosacea

 

 

SKIN IMMUNITY & LYMPHATICS 3 CEs 

 

Course Objectives:

· Review physiology and anatomy of the lymphatic system and its activities.

· Discuss lymphatic drainage and how it may benefit health and skin.

· Identify causes of lymphatic stagnation and its implications on the body and skin.

· Explore indications and contraindications for manual and machine assisted lymphatic drainage.

 

THE REJUVENATION FACTOR- FACIAL MORPHOLOGY & PERSPECTIVE IN AGE MANAGEMENT 3 CEs 

 

Course Objectives:

· Understand with physiological and cellular factors involving aging of the skin.

· Gain insight into the environmental and metabolic influences that contribute to skin aging.

· Identify physiological alterations and morphological changes of facial anatomy.

· Integrate treatments, product ingredients and equipment that identify as contemporary approaches for the concept of anti-aging in esthetics.

 

THERMOREGLUATION OF THE SKIN AND ESTHETIC MODALITIES 3 CEs 

Course Objectives:

· Explore the concept and science behind of thermoregulation.

· Understand how internal and external temperature mechanisms may impact the PH and other important biological mechanisms of the skin and body.

· Gain insight into how cold stimulus, hydrotherapy and the use of various water temperatures and alternating stimulus are beneficial to the skin.

· Gain insight into how esthetic devices may be incorporated into esthetic treatments.

 

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CAMOUFLAGE ARTS & APPEARANCE RECOVERY 10 CEs

Course Objectives:

· Gain insight into the importance of image rehabilitation and camouflage makeup for clients with facial disfigurements, birth defects, scars, burns and facial flaws.

· Learn how to choose and apply specific camouflage makeup products for facial anomalies and discolorations.

· Learn how to select and choose colors to match skin tones and apply the various application techniques for correction.

· Learn how to assemble the proper tools and materials to build a professional kit

· Gain insight into how to include this service into your practice and market your services to physicians’ offices.

 

 

INTEGRATIVE ESTHETICS TECHNIQUES & SCIENCES 10 CEs 

Course Objectives:

· Become familiar with the fundamental philosophies of natural healing and how these philosophies may relate to esthetics.

· Understand the important aspects of the holistic philosophy and its approach when utilized in esthetics for non-invasive techniques in esthetic applications.

· Become familiar with and describe the functions of lymph in the body and how it relates to esthetics.

· Become familiar with and describe the use and application of LED Light Emitting Diode.

· Become familiar with, describe, and apply the practical use of aromatherapy, essential oils, Gua Sha, silicone cupping and jade rolling tools.

 

ADVANCED PROCEDURAL SKIN ANALYSIS & DEVICE INTEGRATION 10 CEs 

Course Objectives:

· Become more familiar with the various global methods for assessing the skin, and how to determine a systematic approach to skin assessment through the use of forms, graphs and various assessment tools.

· Gain greater insight into the many assessment considerations necessary for devising a systematic approach.

· Become more familiar with the range of assessment tools, devices and systems used for a mores scientific approach to esthetic skin assessment.

· Understand the importance of the client card, documentation, and how to conduct client case studies for monitoring progress of treatments.

· Become more familiar with scientific study of skin aging topics: glycation, barrier function of the skin and mitochondrial aging.

· Become familiar with basic techniques in photography to take before and after pictures of your esthetic work in progress.

 

 

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