Fundamentals of Skincare and Skincare Products, basic Chemical Peels

Course Overview

This course is ideal for doctors, nurses, aestheticians, and skincare enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding of skincare science and product selection for diverse skin concerns. This course introduces participants to the essential principles of skincare and skincare product formulations. The focus is on understanding how different products target various skin conditions and how to build effective skincare routines for different skin types.

Learning Objectives

• Understand skin physiology and how skincare products interact with different layers of the skin.
• Learn about various skincare ingredients, their functions, and how to select them based on skin types and conditions.
• Be able to create personalized skincare regimens for clients, addressing concerns like acne, pigmentation, aging, and sensitivity.
• Gain confidence in recommending professional-grade and over-the-counter products to enhance patient results.

Course Outline

• Introduction to Skin Structure and Function: Basic anatomy and physiology of the skin.
• How the skin’s barrier function influences product efficacy.
• Skincare Ingredients and Their Role: Overview of active ingredients: antioxidants, peptides, retinoids, acids, and more.
• How ingredients target concerns like aging, pigmentation, and hydration.
• Building Skincare Routines: How to develop personalized skincare regimens based on skin type (dry, oily, combination, sensitive).
• Daytime vs night-time skincare routines.
• Product Formulations and Delivery Systems: Creams, serums, gels: how product type impacts absorption and effectiveness.
• Overview of professional and retail product lines.

Practical Session

• Hands-on practice evaluating skincare products, reading ingredient lists, and determining product suitability.
• Real case studies of different skin types and conditions.

Course Benefits

By the end of this course, participants will have a solid understanding of the basic anatomy and physiology of the face, the aging process, and how to apply skin rejuvenation treatments to the face, neck, and scalp.

Participants will also gain valuable hands-on experience and have the opportunity to network with other healthcare professionals in the field of aesthetic medicine.