
In this lecture, we define the basic physics that underpins the understanding and application of lazers and IPL devices in Aesthetic practice.
In this lecture, we discuss what is a Lazer and how it works and can be applied in aesthetic practice.
In this lecture, we discuss the components of a Lazer device and how they work together to produce a Lazer.
In this lecture, we discuss the pathophysiological effects that Lazers have on the cells of the body, and how it can be applied for aesthetic purposes.
In this lecture, we discuss a common type of Lazer (the Nd YAG) which is unique in its science and application in aesthetics.
In this lecture, we discuss the science, simplicity, flexibility of the diode Lazer and its clinical aesthetic applications.
In this lecture, we discuss the science behind the polychromatic Intense Pulsed Light used in clinical aesthetics. Why I.R. filters used etc.
In this lecture, we discuss the most important health and safety considerations when using lazers and IPL devices. Electricity (shock hazard). Ocular (eye damage hazard). Fire (thermal injury hazard). Smoke (Vaporization hazard).
In this lecture, we pull everything together from the previous health and safety lecture and start to apply in the treatment room design applying some basic safety and regulatory rules.
In this lecture, we revise the basic skin anatomy and physiology e.g. Epidermis, Dermis, and Subcutaneous layers, and the pathophysiological effects at the various depths of Lazer and IPL with different wavelengths.
In this lecture we discuss the importance of undertaking skin typing using the Fitzpatrick assessment as part of the consultation process, and how it should be applied in clinical practice to safeguard your client from burns, scarring and to safeguard you from malpractice.
In this lecture, we discuss the classes of lazer and IPL equipment. In this case it's 3b - 4. Risk assessments and how to apply local rules. Health and safety executive officers and licensing in the UK (England. Northern Ireland. Scotland and Wales are all different). What you should look out for if you're not from the UK.
In this lecture, we will discuss what to expect from a manufacturer of Lazer / IPPL equipment. E.G. Installation, servicing, documentation, servicing, and basic training and specifications. Water-cooled systems. Airlocks. Cracks and problems in fibreoptics etc.
By the end of this course, you will have gained the core of knowledge and understanding to undertake further training on my other courses to learn to apply Lazer and IPL for the aesthetic treatment of (Hair reduction. Acne. Skin rejuvenation. Vascular lesions. Pigmented lesions. Tattoo removal).
In this lecture, we explain the importance of turning your studies into a formally assessed and recognised professional qualification, to help you secure professional indemnity insurance and protect yourself from litigation, and exactly how you can do it.
Have you ever wanted to be able to offer your clients Lazer or IPL services as used in hair removal, skin rejuvenation, acne control, vascular lesions, pigmented lesions, and tattoo removal. Expanding your scope of professional practice, increasing your employability, earning ability, and financial security and freedom?
Then this is the course for you.
This course is the very first stage in gaining the essential underpinning scientific knowledge and understanding in the core subjects of Lazer and Intense Pulsed Light used in aesthetic clinical practice. It is easy to understand and delivered in bitesize lectures. The previous one laying the foundations for the next one in a logical manner building up your understanding and confidence as you go in the subject.
LESSON ONE BASIC PHYSICS
LESSON TWO WHAT IS A LAZER?
LESSON THREE HOW A TYPICAL STANDARD LASER WORKS
LESSON FOUR TISSUE INTERACTIONS OF LASER
LESSON FIVE FREQUENCY DOUBLE Nd YAG LASER
LESSON SIX DEVELOPMENT OF DIODE LAZERS
LESSON SEVEN INTENSE PULSED LIGHT PHYSICS
LESSON EIGHT PROFESSIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
LESSON NINE OTHER SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
LESSON TEN BASIC ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY OF THE HUMAN SKIN
LESSON ELEVEN HAZARD OF SKIN TYPE (FITZPATRICK ASSESSMENTS AND COMPLICATIONS)
LESSON TWELVE REGULATORY ISSUES (CONTROL OF LASERS AND IPL DEVICES IN THE UK. UPDATED OCTOBER 2010)
LESSON THIRTEEN EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT INSTALLATION
This course covers the full range e.g. Q switch ruby Lazers, Diode Lazers, Freq Doubled Nd YAG, Pulsed Dye. CO2, Fractional, Erbium YAG, YSGG, and IPL.
After completion of this course, you will be fully prepared to undertake further courses specifically design for clinical application of Lazer and IPL in the services that are mentioned above e.g. hair removal, acne treatments, skin rejuvenation, pigmentation, vascular lesions, and tattoo removal.
Dr. Nicky is an expert in this field and has worked in the NHS and private practice for over 23 years. Nicky is always available to answer student's questions and help guide them through the courses.