Dermaplaning

Dermaplaning is a manual exfoliation treatment performed using a dermaplaning blade to ‘shave’ away the outermost layers of the skin. Leaving the skin smoother and brighter after the treatment with the soft downy hair often referred to as ‘peach hair fuzz’ also removed during the treatment. Despite popular belief the hair does not grow back thicker.

Benefits:

Removes surface dead skin cells
Removes unwanted facial hair
Creates a healthier, more radiant appearance
Soft and smooth feel to the skin
Increases the absorption of topical facial products
Immediately diminishes the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
Make up application is improved with a flawless finish
Primes the skin for peeling treatments
Effective for sensitive skin types and pregnant women

Course Content

Treatment benefits and client expectations
Contra indications and relevant medical conditions
Consultation techniques and forms, data protection
Safe handling of blades before, during and after treatment
Safe disposal of used blades
Sterilisation of instruments
Range of products and equipment available for use
Preparation of working area and client
Pre-treatment analysis
Protocol for preparing the clients skin
Protocol for working safely and hygienically on the client
Anatomy relevant to the working area
Contra actions, aftercare advice and future treatment recommendations
Insurance
Entry requirements: Facial qualification and a level 3 (proof is required to book place). Accredited by ABT. It is advised that learner check with their own insurance company to ensure they cover this treatment. ABT will cover this treatment as an addition to their insurance. Towergate and IPHM will cover this qualification if you have a facial qualification.

Course with no kit £200.

Must be facial trained to attend, proof of prior qualifications required.

Products, equipment and a model are provided for the training session.