Best exosomes I have used for microneedling. The patients can really see the difference in their skin
Skin Care and Skin Therapy
What This Course Teaches
Skin Care and Skin Therapy is an online training program covering in-clinic and home-based facial treatments, skincare product science, and skin analysis for aesthetic professionals. It explains how facial peels, microneedling, microdermabrasion, and LED therapy each serve a different skin concern.
The course turns a familiar service menu into a deliberate plan, because matching the treatment to the skin type is what produces results patients notice.
Who Should Take It
This program suits skin care professionals with a background and practical training in medical aesthetics. The instruction sharpens both your treatment technique and your product recommendations.
Broader skill widens your menu, and a wider menu is a stronger reason for patients to return to your practice.
Table of Contents
Online Lessons
- Chapter 1: Pre Course Knowledge Evaluation
- Chapter 2: Learning Objectives
- Chapter 3: Recap On Skin And Facial Anatomy
- Chapter 4: Recap On Skin Ageing
- Chapter 5: Skin Classification Systems
- Chapter 6: Self Assessment 1
- Chapter 7: Skin Care - The Basics
- Chapter 8: Self Assessment 2
- Chapter 9: Skin Care For Specific Skin Concerns
- Chapter 10: Chemical Peels
- Chapter 11: Skin Science
- Chapter 12: Types Of Chemical Peels
- Chapter 13: Self Assessment 3
- Chapter 14: Choosing The Right Peel
- Chapter 15: Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) Peels
- Chapter 16: Self Assessment 4
- Chapter 17: Beta Hydroxy Acid (BHA) Peels
- Chapter 18: Miami Peels
- Chapter 19: Jessner Peels
- Chapter 20: Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA) Peels
- Chapter 21: Phenol Peels
- Chapter 22: Self Assessment 5
- Chapter 23: Patient Consultation
- Chapter 24: Peel Protocol
- Chapter 25: Side Effects
- Chapter 26: Chemical Peels - Summary
- Chapter 27: Microneedling
- Chapter 28: Led Therapy
- Chapter 29: Self Assessment 6
- Chapter 30: Microdermabrasion
- Chapter 31: Final Assessment Quiz