Course Information:

A 1-day course for new users to chemical peels that includes; glycolic acid, TCA acid as well as de-pigmentation treatments.

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To help you assess a face from an aesthetic point of view

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To enable you to understand how botulinum toxin is used and how it works

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To enable you to select suitable clients for the treatment

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To enable you to plan an effective botulinum toxin treatment

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To give you the knowledge and practical skills to start carrying out the treatment

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To give you advice on where you can seek professional support following the course

This is a comprehensive skills-based course for new and intermediate users of chemical peels in facial aesthetics, designed to help you get started on the more common indications. The course is also suitable if you are looking for a refresher course to improve confidence or enhance technique.

The course gives practitioners a broad range of peeling options to be able to offer clients a more comprehensive choice and covers the more common types of chemical peels such as glycolic acid (superficial peels), TCA (deep superficial to medium depth peel) and peels specifically for treating abnormal pigmentation.

Peel techniques are demonstrated and delegates also benefit from significant hands-on experience on course models. To ensure that you receive sufficient hands-on experience we strictly limit the number of delegates on each course.

The aim is to give delegates the confidence to successfully incorporate such treatments into their practice for common indications. The course also looks at active daily skin care regimes that can supplement a chemical peel for improved results and lasting client skin rejuvenation.

Advice is also given on insurance and helping you to develop and market your treatments as well as developing an important client care strategy for future success. You also receive a free business and administration toolkit, designed to help you launch your new treatment skills into your practice.

Introduction to the art of facial
rejuvenation
Causes of ageing
How to assess a face aesthetically
General & facial assessment
Introduction to peels & skin lightening
agents
Who is a good peel candidate?
How chemical peels work
Precautions & side effects
Contraindications

Client selection & assessment
Glycolic & Salicylic Acid and TCA Peels
De-pigmentation peel (ICP)
Daily skincare
Legal & consent requirements
Practical procedures
Introduction to advanced uses
The importance of aftercare
Before and after case studies
Demonstration
Lots of hands-on training on models