Jessner Peels are peels that are applied in layers. Aestheticians will apply a maximum of 4 to 5 layers generally (Physicians can apply up to 7 layers). Jessners, when used by Aestheticians, are considered to be superficial to medium depth peels, depending on the number of layers applied.
Jessner Peels are peels that are applied in layers. Aestheticians will apply a maximum of 4 to 5 layers generally (Physicians can apply up to 7 layers). Jessners, when used by Aestheticians, are considered to be superficial to medium depth peels, depending on the number of layers applied.
The standard Jessner formulation is 14% lactic, 14% glycolic, and 14% resorcinol, in an ethanol base. Resorcinol can be irritating for some clients, and in this case, a Modified Jessner can be used. This is when the resorcinol is replaced by another acid, such as citric.
Jessner Peels are safe for all Fitzpatrick types, and is considered one of the most effective peeling agents for addressing hyperpigmentation and skin texture in Fitzpatrick types III-VI.
Jessner Peels are also effective on Oily skin, Acne, Melasma, Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH), and Pseudofolliculitis Barbae. Jessner and Modified (Non-Resorcinol) Jessner solutions can be alternated in the layering, to reduce possible irritation, while enhancing depth of penetration. Jessners can be utilized in a series, or can be an effective one -time treatment, depending upon the conditions being addressed.
The skin must be prepped with an inhibitor and/or professional exfoliating treatments, along with an appropriate professional homecare regimen, in order to achieve optimal results without possible adverse side effects.
Professional grade Jessners cannot be purchased without professional certification. Advanced training is crucial to successful, safe use of these peels.
Jessners and Modified Jessners are a great addition to the Aesthetician’s professional knowledge and skill set.
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Dermaplaning is one of the hottest trends in medical aesthetics. This advanced physical exfoliation technique is performed with a surgical steel blade that removes the top-most layer of dead skin along with fine, vellus hair (aka peach fuzz).
Dermaplaning is a safe and highly effective exfoliating treatment performed by a licensed esthetician. Using a surgical blade the superficial layer of dead skin and the vellus hair is removed from the face leaving the skin feeling smooth and looking radiant.
Microneedling (also known as collagen induction therapy) involves using fine needles to create hundreds of tiny, invisible puncture wounds in the top layer of skin This causes an inflammatory response in the skin which stimulates collagen regeneration in the dermis.
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Basic skin care is an important skill set for all cosmetologists. Understanding skin care opens doors to ever more career possibilities, and ensures that our graduates know how to recommend, apply, and sell skin care products.Â
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