Chemical Peel Diploma

Skin peels also known as chemical peels, primarily work by exfoliating the skin and removing dead skin cells. Many different types of acid are used in this treatment. Most skin peels today are superficial in nature and therefore no skin peeling is actually observed.

The training will cover:

Theory:

• 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
• Carrying out a Consultation:
• Client selection – including client medical history, drugs, and supplements list
• Skin analysis and pre-treatment considerations
• Contraindications and cautions to treatment
• Consenting clients

Demonstration and practice session:

• Client preparation for treatment – including use of topical anaesthesia
• 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

Treatment records:

• Maintaining client records
• Post treatment advice
• Importance of treatment insurance