MICRONEEDLING / CHEMICAL PEELS

Want to fast track your way to an advance skin technician.

Whether you are looking for personal development or more from your professional life, our CPD approved and Certified Microneedling Training Course will provide you with essential practical skills and business knowledge to kickstart your career. Microneedling is one of the fastest-growing facial treatments in the beauty industry. On this course you will not only be qualified in microneedling but you will also be qualified and confident in offering mesotherapy facial using our bespoke facial mesotherapy vials.

• Health and safety
• Laws and regulations
• F.A.C.T (First Aid for Cosmetic Therapists)
• Blood Borne Pathogens
• Needle stick injuries, sharps disposal and legalities
• Contraindications
• Side effects
• What is Microneedling
• Benefits of Microneedling
• Products and Trolley set up
• Client Consultation Process and Procedure
• Client Suitability and Pricing
• Different Skin Types
• Ageing and Healing Processes
• Insurance
• Treatment Areas and their Techniques
• Mesotherapy
• Product knowledge
• Practising Techniques
• Microneedling hands on practical
• Microneedling Procedure
• Aftercare

Chemical peel training covers theory, demonstrations, and hands-on practice using the CLINICCARE AHA/BHA chemical peel range, in order to gain experience to provide appropriate treatment for indication.

We provide the highest standard of service, knowledge and practice for you to gain the confidence to carry out treatments effectively. We pride ourselves on providing the best possible training kit for our students to excel in their chosen profession, our kits are hand picked by our highly skilled professionals.

CONTENT

• Skin anatomy & physiology
• Indications for use – including areas of treatments
• Differences in peel solutions and appropriate selection to suit the client
• Effectiveness of treatment – including depth and post treatment skincare
• Handling adverse reactions
• Appropriate combining of further treatment options

• Client selection – including client medical history, drugs, and supplements list
• Skin analysis and pre-treatment considerations
• Contraindications and cautions to treatment
• Consenting clients
• Importance of describing the sensation of treatment to clients
• Effective treatment techniques
• Health and safety management: including choice of equipment, safe handling of chemicals, and equipment management
• Number and frequency of treatments
• Use of homecare products
• Maintaining client records
• Post treatment advice
• Treatment insurance