Cosmetic Dermatology

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The material covers the function of the epidermis and the importance of desquamation when treating or managing skin disease.  The material covers the science in chemical resurfacing agents and discusses the difference of each.  This course is an in-depth study of the various chemical agents and their applications in dermatology.  The material gives clarification of each chemical agent and the ideal application when managing skin conditions for optimal clinical outcomes.  The material further covers ethnicity and chemical peel applications when treating darker racial ethnicities.  This course gives the practitioner a thorough understanding of chemical agents and applications when treating skin disease.   

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Explain function and desquamation of the epidermis. Describe methods of exfoliation; keratolytic, proteolytic, keratocoagulant.  Explain the chemistry of AHA's; pH, buffering, and free acid value. Identify specific properties of AHA's, PHA's, BHA's, Enzymes, and Herbal peels.  Apply different methods of chemical exfoliation when managing skin conditions and dark skin phototypes III-VI.       

THE MATERIAL CONSISTS OF FOUR MODULES 

Module 1 Desquamation of the Epidermis 

Module 2 Methods of Exfoliation 

Module 3 Chemical Acids

Module 4 Chemical Acids in Dermatology

Reviewed and endorsed by Dr. Abdala Kalil, Creator of the VI Chemical Peel. Copyright material and images given with permission by Dr. Zein Obagi, Dr. Eric Schweiger, Dr. Abdala Kalil, Dermalogica, and Dr. Christine Schrammek, Germany.      

CORRESPONDENCE SELF STUDY BOOK  

Chemical Resurfacing in Dermatology.      

This book is a comprehensive review in chemical peel applications in dermatology, and includes all four modules along with review questions and answers.  The material was designed to help reinforce learning objectives. 

Includes Certificate of Completion along with documented CEU.   

Please allow 4-8 weeks for processing.  

Book can be purchased separately and includes course material.  

THERE IS NO CERTIFICATION.  Please allow 4-8 weeks for processing.   

Advanced peels are becoming more of an alternative when treating moderate to severe skin conditions, and can be an optimal choice for challenging skin conditions such as acne, scarring, hyperpigmentation, and signs of aging.  The material covers layered peel applications in dermatology as well as tissue repair therapies that can provide optimal results and lessen risk factors.  The material further covers ethnicity and advanced peel applications when treating darker racial ethnicities.  This course offers learning material for career advancement into the medical field.    

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Explain potential side effects to layered peels. 

Discuss the difference between TCA and Jessner peels. 

Describe applications with skin phototypes III-VI. 

Apply clinical applications to manage skin conditions.

THE MATERIAL CONSISTS OF SIX MODULES 

Module 1 Layered Peels 

Module 2 Inflammation, Melanogenesis

Module 3 Managing Ethnic Skin

Module 4 Tissue Regeneration

Module 5 Managing Skin Conditions

Module 6 Layered Peel Process

This course material has copyright material given with permission by Dr. Zein Obagi, and Dr. Abdala Kalil. 

CORRESPONDENCE SELF STUDY BOOK 

Layered Peels in Dermatology      

This book is a comprehensive review in advanced layered peels and includes applications in dermatology. Includes CE course material, test questions and answers.  The material was designed to help reinforce learning objectives.  

Includes Certificate of Completion along with documented CEU.  

Please allow 4-8 weeks for processing. 

Book can be purchased separately and includes course material.  

THERE IS NO CERTIFICATION.  Please allow 4-8 weeks for processing.    

Phototherapy is an effective application when treating skin conditions.  This material discusses the photobiological process of cells, and covers the physics of LED, laser, intense pulsed light, and biophysics of photodynamic therapy, and gives the practitioner a thorough understanding of each modality.  Clinical applications to treat skin diseases are covered such as acne, scarring, and rosacea, as well as hyperpigmented disorders such as melasma, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, sun damage, pre-cancerous lesions, and cutaneous carcinomas.  The material is thorough and discusses phototherapy applications when treating ethnic skin concerns.  The material offers learning material for all levels of practice, and offers an advanced study into the medical field.     

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Explain the photobiological process of cells.  

Describe the physics of light therapy and biophysics of ALA/PDT.  

Distinguish between LED, Laser, IPL and ALA/PDT modalities. 

Managing skin conditions with light therapy. 

THE MATERIAL CONSISTS OF FOUR MODULES  

Module 1 Phototherapy Physics 

Module 2 Phototherapy in Dermatology/Led, Laser, IPL 

Module 3 Biophysics of Photodynamic Therapy

Module 4 Photodynamic Therapy in Dermatology

Contains proprietary laser parameter sheets given with permission from Sciton Aesthetic and Medical Lasers as well as material from Dusa Pharmaceuticals.  Material reviewed and endorsed by Dr. Eric Schweiger, Dermatologist NYC. 

CORRESPONDENCE SELF STUDY BOOK  

Phototherapy in Dermatology LED, Laser, IPL, ALA/PDT 

The correspondence study book includes all four CE course material, test questions and answers. This an outstanding reference when using light applications to treat skin disease.  The material was designed to help reinforce learning objectives, and is ideal for those who wish to work in a medical environment.          

Includes Certificate of Completion along with documented CEU.   

Please allow 4-8 weeks for processing. 

Book can be purchased separately and includes course material. 

THERE IS NO CERTIFICATION.  Please allow 4-8 weeks for processing.