Skin Types and Conditions

Understand more clearly skin cancer characteristics and treatments, with Board Certified Dermatologist, Geeta Shah, M.D.

This segment reviews the varying types of and challenges of working with the Melasma condition. Key points are presented from the importance of commitment and compliance of the client to cautions and contraindications also including homecare regime recommendations. The variety of types of treatments from resurfacing to devices are reviewed with suggestions for successful treatment plans and those to possibly avoid with the Melasma client.

This presentation reviews insights into meeting the needs of oily skin clients. How to design comprehensive skincare programs that address their preferences and concerns.

A number of pigmented lesions are either caused by sun exposure or intensify during sun exposure. These are explained in detail including their similarities and differences.

This course will review in depth how successful treatments and procedures begin and end with great Prep and Post Skincare Regimes. Exploring how to increase client satisfaction and retention with a higher perceived value of their treatments are key points of discussion. From ablative or invasive to non-ablative or non-invasive to exfoliation treatments, tips for putting together the best prep and post regimes are included.

Having a combination skin type is one of the most challenging to treat and maintain, like having two different skin types on a single face. This presentation will review the many varieties of skin concerns and types within the Combination Skin Type category. From Acne to Hyperpigmentation and Aging Combination skin types, the needs of each individual are positioned and reviewed. How the old school aggressive treatments have been replaced with advanced technology of new formulations is included.

Review the key points of this inflammatory process, understand the symptoms, triggers and variants of this condition.

Gain a clear understanding of how cellular death or apoptosis and replenishment occurs daily in skin.

Review the causes and how to prevent dark under eye circles.