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Let this 90-minute instructional demonstration of Microdermabrasion techniques for the face, neck, chest, back, arms, hands, and feet. This all-in-one video teaches you the basics about the skin and the effectiveness of Microdermabrasion, and shows step-by-step how to perform Microdermabrasion techniques on 7 clients. In this video: Anatomy and Physiology of the skin, skin analysis, specialized acne treatments, physiological effects of Microdermabrasion, equipment selection, care, and maintenance, benefits and contraindications, post Microdermabrasion skin care, and how to market Microdermabrasion products and services.
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Topics include the epidermis, the dermis, subcutaneous layer, skin as a sensor, the eccrine sweat unit, specialized skin cells, new products for skin care, hyperpigmentation of the skin, factors affecting skin, acne, fun facts about skin, and skin terms.
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Topics include histology of the skin, how to analyze the skin, what type of skin do you have? health and medical history, the aging process of the skin, genetics: it’s role in skin care, genetics: does it play a part in acne? model solutions superlative skin, the lymphatic system, nutrition news, sun and skin news, and no safe tan.
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Includes the epidermis (that contains the stratum corneum, stratum lucidum, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, stratum germinativum) and the dermis. The papillary layer, the reticular layer, follicles, sebum, body heat, penetration through skin, glycolic acid to help accelerate the exfoliation of the epidermis, Alpha Hydroxy Acid, the acid mantle, the bacteria of the skin; three classes of moisturizing agents: humectants (collagen, sugars), emollients (beeswax, cetyl alcohol, lanolins), and natural moisturizers (allantoin, amino acids, lactic acids).
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Common signs of skin disease such as macule, papule, plaque, scale, telangiectasia, vesicle, erosion fissure, crust and excoriation; word definitions pertaining to disease such as acute and chronic, infectious disease, congenital disease, seasonal disease, occupational disease, parasitic, bacteria, systemic, diagnosis, prognosis, subjective symptoms, and objective symptoms; ringworm; candida; atopic dermatitis; psoriasis; contact dermatitis; butterfly rash; acne rosacea; lupus; impetigo; and other disorders of the skin such as skin tumors and skin cancers including basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and malignant melanoma.
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Includes three types of ultra-violet light: U.V.A., U.V.B., and U.V.C. and how they affect the skin, the Fitzpatrick skin types, sun damage such as freckles, skin cancers damage to collagen and elastin; rejuvenation with glycolic acid and vitamin A; laser skin resurfacing to shrink the collagen; post-operation treatment after laser exposure; and hyperbaric oxygen chambers to rapidly heal the skin and reduce erythema and swelling to get the patients back to work.
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Includes the difference between male and female acne and how hormones affect acne, open comedones, closed comedones, papules and pustules, cysts, ice treatment for inflammation, why neonatal acne is more severe in boys, what dermabrasion does, myths about acne; mechanisms of action of benzoyl peroxide, glycolic acid and vitamin A, and two step extractions using a comedone extractor and a finger wrapped in tissue. |
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