The passing of the years brings about a series of changes and alterations to the skin and the facial anatomy, for which aesthetic medicine is increasingly well-equipped. More and more people are choosing to undergo all kinds of aesthetic treatments to combat the effects of ageing on the skin. This is why professionals in the field of aesthetic medicine are highly valued. Through this course dermo-aesthetics Students are provided with the relevant up-to-date knowledge to specialise in this type of treatment.
Sector-specific
Aesthetics
4 pm
Advanced Skin and Physiology for Beauty Treatments
Aesthetics
4 pm
Introduction
Objectives
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To analyse the anatomy of the face and skin.
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Understanding the process of ageing
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Determine the causes y effects of skin ageing.
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To identify the effects of ageing on facial anatomy.
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To know the fillings facial skin conditions.
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To know the exfoliation chemist.
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Understanding thread lifts.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. ANATOMY OF THE FACE AND SKIN
1. Key aspects of the skin and the face
2. Anatomy of the face
3. Facial irrigation
TEACHING UNIT 2. THE AGEING PROCESS
1. The effects of ageing on the skin
2. Cellular and molecular ageing
3. Consequences of cellular ageing
TEACHING UNIT 3. CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF SKIN AGEING
1. Factors and effects of skin ageing
2. Skin changes caused by ageing
TEACHING UNIT 4. THE EFFECTS OF AGEING ON FACIAL ANATOMY
1. Changes associated with ageing
2. Anatomical facial ageing
3. Solutions to the anatomical changes caused by ageing
TEACHING UNIT 5. FACIAL DERMAL FILLERS
1. Uses of facial fillers
2. Injectable fillers in dermocosmetics
3. Benefits and types of dermal fillers
TEACHING UNIT 6. CHEMICAL PEEL
1. Use of chemical peels
2. Types of chemical peel
3. Chemical peel procedure
TEACHING UNIT 7. TENSION STRINGS
1. Use of tension threads
2. Suitable thread lift treatments
TEACHING UNIT 8. COSMETOLOGY RELATED TO SKIN AGEING
1. Cosmetology and ageing
2. Classification of cosmetic products
3. Nanotechnology
4. Use of polymers
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