advanced topics and treatments Flashcards

chapter 13

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what is the difference between microdermabrasion and AHA peel

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During microdermabrasion diamond tips gently exfoliate the corneum layer and get sucked into a vacuum. Ahas chemically exfoliate

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which is preferred for stimulating cell turnover and why

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chemical exfoliation stimulates cell turn over

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Five conditions that may diminish with microdermabrasion:

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Exfoliates epidermis and stimulates cell metabolism and circulation; helping diminishing signs of sun damage, pigmentation, open and closed comedones, fine lines and wrinkles, enlarged pores, and coarsely textured skin.

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Benefits of using laser techonology.

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Different treatments can stimulate collagen production, reduce spider veins, reduce hair growth, peel skin, target melanin, dark hair, blood vessels, skin growths, pigmentation, actinic keratosis, produce firming effect, and cellulite reduction.

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How are fibroblasts affected by laser treatments

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heating and damaging the dermal tissue stimulates fibroblasts to repair and rebuild tissue such as collagen

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what does glycolic acid come from?

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sugar cane

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what does lactic acid come from?

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milk

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what does tartaric acid come from?

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grapes

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what does malic acid come from?

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apples

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what does citric acid come from?

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citrus fruit

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what does mandelic acid come from?

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bitter almond

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what is red LED light good for?

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increases cellular processes, boosts collagen and elastin production, stimulates wound healing

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what is yellow LED light good for?

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reduces inflammation, improves lymphatic flow, detoxifies and increases circulation.

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what is green LED light good for?

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lessens hyperpigmentation, reduces redness, calms and soothes

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what is blue LED light good for?

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improves acne, reduces bacteria, used with medications for precancerous lesions

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16
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What is chemical exfoliation, another name for it and an example?

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Removing excess accumulations of dead skin cells from the corneum layers of the epidermis as superficial peeling, exfoliation, keratolysis, and desquamation. aha, bha, enzyme peels

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Why choose chemical exfoliation over in depth facial?

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Peels and chemical exfoliation take less time and yield more significant results than more relaxing in-depth facials.

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How are light peels different from medium and deep peels, which layers of the skin does each affect

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Superficial peels remove cells from only the stratum corneum and the only one estheticians perform. Medium/deep peels penetrate the dermal layer and are done by physicians.

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Beneficial effects of peels and chemical exfoliation

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Improved skin texture, barrier function, and moisture retention.
Increased cell renewal factor, hydration, and intercellular lipids.
Reduced fine lines, wrinkles, surface pigmentation.
Skin looks and feels smoother and softer
Improved skin conditions such as acne, hyperpigmentation, clogged pores, and dry skin.
Potential stimulation of elastin and collagen production.
More intense peel=better results=more downtime

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Advice to give AFTER chemical exfoliation and peel?

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Avoid sun exposure, scrubs, rubbing, pulling dead skin, depilatories, waxing, benzoyl peroxide, and exfoliating or glycolic acid products for 24-48 hours before is great, but mostly after.
As well as mineral/minimal makeup and no heating the skin

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Factors to consider BEFORE providing an enzyme peel

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Consider skin type, sebaceous gland activity, skin conditions, client’s philosophy on sun exposure, use of retin-a/acne drugs, expectations, and contraindications.

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Difference between BHA and AHA, properties of BHA

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BHA; salicylic acid
They work under the same premise but bhas are stronger and more suitable for oily skin