Course Content
Course Agenda: Dermaplaning
Training material can be printed on different coloured paper for dyslexic learners. Hearing impaired are welcome to arrange their own signers. Non English speakers are welcome to arrange their own interpreters. Candidates must make the educator aware prior to training of any additional requirements
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Course Agenda: Dermaplaning
Dermaplaning Training Manual
There is now an alternative available to abrasive and ablative exfoliation treatments that can smooth, refine and even out skin texture and tone without damaging the epidermis or it’s underlying structures. Dermaplaning is a relatively new treatment being offered in skin care clinics and can be slotted into normal facial treatments as an add on or offered as a quick lunchtime exfoliation treatment. Down time is minimal and there are no harsh side effects, almost anyone and everyone can have this treatment.
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Dermaplaning Training Manual
UK Health & Safety Guide for Aesthetic Practitioners and Educators.
Before we can start learning about any invasive treatment we must first understand the safe and hygiene practices in the clinic and the relevant Legislations that practitioners must be aware of. This manual covers the relevant legislation that you need to be aware of regarding invasive but non injectable treatments such as microneedling, chemical peels and dermaplaning.
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UK Health & Safety Guide for Aesthetic Practitioners and Educators.
Private: Dermaplaning Training

What you will cover on this course

  • Health and Safety and Legislation
  • Blood borne pathogens
  • Safe and hygienic practices
  • History of treatment
  • Relevant skin anatomy, physiology and skin types/conditions
  • Depths of exfoliation
  • Client consultation
  • Health & safety and treatment preparation
  • Treatment procedure
  • Relevant contra indications and contra actions
  • Treatment planning, pricing and promotional ideas
Exercise Files
Dermaplaning Course Agenda.pdf
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