Basic Advance Course for Medical Aesthetician

What is Aesthetic medicine?

“Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder”. This quote stood true some years ago. With the advancement in medical technology and the emergence of new skin treatments, beauty can be created and re-created by experts in aesthetic medicine.

Beauty starts with glowing and healthy skin. As we age, we develop acne, pigmentation, oily skin problems, dry skin problems. The cells in our skin also age and become old, leading to the development of wrinkles, fine lines, crow lines and sagging of the skin - the natural ageing process.

Till yesterday, we could not do anything about it, but today we can alter that through developments in aesthetic medicine. Aesthetic medicine, commonly known as clinical cosmetology, is the branch of dermatology in which procedures are done to repair and reshape the skin's or body's natural structures for an improved appearance.

A medical aesthetician is a skin care specialist trained to perform different treatments on the skin in a clinical setting, like in a cosmetic or plastic surgery practice, hospital, rehabilitation clinic, or speciality clinic.

The difference between a cosmetologist and a medical aesthetician is only in performing the procedure. Only registered medical professionals can perform certain skin cosmetic procedures.

Who is Eligible For This Course?

This course is open to all professionals who have completed their basic education (10th or 12th-pass students). Technicians, beauty specialists, and nurses can enrol for the course and perform some skin procedures under the guidance of a medical specialist, like laser hair removal, chemical peeling, microdermabrasion, Hydra and Medi facials, lasers for skin tightening etc.

What Will I Learn in The Course for Medical Aestheticians?

Kosmoderma Academy of Aesthetic Medicine (KAAM) offers hands-on training courses in medical aesthetics. Different courses range from basic to advanced levels and customised courses for different healthcare professionals.

This 30 days Medical Aesthetician course is designed to provide theoretical and practical training on the procedures required by the students when they practice in a clinical setting.

At the end of the course, the student should be able to:

• Understand the practical applications of the use of skin aesthetics in daily practice
• To learn the technique and skills in performing the procedures
• Develop confidence in performing the procedures single-handedly
• To work alongside a dermatologist/cosmetologist to treat cosmetic skin conditions.
• Learn the different techniques for various procedures.

Why KAAM?

At Kosmoderma Academy of Aesthetic Medicine (KAAM), we take pride in maintaining the highest standard of discipline and behaviour, which helps the students to perform and excel in any organisation in the highly-competitive aesthetic and cosmetic industry.

At KAAM, we ensure that students can have a great learning experience without burdening their pockets by offering EMI options for their fees. Taking up the courses at KAAM will aid the students in discovering seamless career opportunities, building entrepreneurial ventures and becoming signature personalities in the aesthetic industry.

Curriculum

Kosmoderma Academy of Aesthetic Medicine constantly keeps pace with the emerging trends, innovations and the changing requirements of the industry. Kosmoderma Academy of Aesthetic Medicine reserves the right to update its curriculum as deemed fit from time to time

Eligibility : 10, PUC

Basic

Modules 1

• Skin Anatomy &Physiology
• Common Aesthetic Skin conditions
• Skin conditioning
• Indications And Contraindications
• Side Effects
• Results
• Chemical peeling and Microdermabrasion
• Indications and Contraindications
• Peeling Chemistry
• Complications
• Glycolic Peel
• Salicylic Peel
• Retinol Pee
• Designer Peel
• Blackpeel
• TCA Peel
• Microdermabrasion
• Jetpeel
• Hydra Infusion
• High Frequency/ Galvanic
• Ultrasound
• Post Procedure Care

Modules 2

• Finishing School
• Grooming
• Communication and Soft Skills
• Hygiene
• Client Handling and Softskill
• Emergency situation handling
• Observership
• Live Clinic Visits