Chemical Peel Course

Our course offers individualized, one-on-one student-to-instructor training, emphasizing extensive hands-on practice with live models. This personalized approach ensures that participants receive tailored instruction and gain real-world experience, setting us apart from other schools that rely on group sessions.

The Chemical Peel Course provides a structured curriculum to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills necessary for mastering chemical peel treatments. Below is a synopsis of the course outline in bullet form:

The Chemical Peel Course begins with an introduction to chemical peels, providing an overview of their historical development and explaining the types and classifications (superficial, medium, and deep).

Participants will explore the anatomy and physiology of the skin, gaining insight into its layers and functions, as well as the common conditions that chemical peels can treat. They will explore the mechanism of action, learning how peels interact with skin layers and the differences in effects between acid types like AHAs, BHAs, and TCAs. A detailed review of peeling agents follows, covering alpha hydroxy acids (glycolic and lactic acids), beta hydroxy acids (salicylic acid), trichloroacetic acid (TCA), phenol, and other lesser-known agents.

Patient assessment and safety are also emphasized, with guidance on identifying suitable candidates, managing complications, and providing pre- and post-peel care. Protocols and procedures cover layering, timing, neutralization, safety precautions, and sterile techniques.

During the practical session, participants will be taught how to arrange the treatment room, examine client consent forms, and prepare for live demonstrations. They’ll receive hands-on training, including the supervised application of superficial peels on live models, layering and monitoring techniques, and safe removal and neutralization. The course also covers tailoring peels to different skin types, combining them with other treatments, and ensuring proper post-peel assessment and care. It concludes with a Q&A session to clarify participant questions and culminates in the presentation of completion certificates.

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Course Content

Theory Session

Introduction to Chemical Peels

Overview and historical development
Types and classifications of peels (superficial, medium, deep)

Skin Anatomy and Physiology

Understanding skin layers and their functions
Common skin conditions and concerns addressed by chemical peels

Mechanism of Action

How chemical peels work on different skin layers
Differences in action between acid types (AHAs, BHAs, TCAs)

Types of Peeling Agents

Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHAs): glycolic acid, lactic acid
Beta Hydroxy Acids (BHAs): salicylic acid
Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA)
Phenol and other lesser-known agents

Patient Assessment and Safety

Identifying suitable candidates and contraindications
Risk assessment and managing complications
Pre- and post-peel care instructions

Protocol and Procedure Guidelines

Layering, timing, and neutralization methods
Safety precautions and sterile techniques

Practical Session

Preparation for Live Demonstrations

Setting up the treatment room
Reviewing client consent forms and skin assessment protocols

Supervised Hands-On Application

Demonstration of superficial peel application on live models
Layering and monitoring techniques
Safe removal and neutralization

Customized Treatment Techniques

Tailoring peels to individual skin types and concerns
Combining peels with other treatments (microdermabrasion, microneedling)

Post-Treatment Assessment and Care

Evaluating immediate effects and client feedback
Instructions for post-peel care and recovery

Q&A and Certification

Addressing participant questions and clarifying techniques
Presentation of course completion certificates