Microneedling – Collagen Induction Therapy - Derma Rolling
What you'll learn
- This professional, expert-led course gives you a sound theoretical basis for the treatment of collagen stimulation therapy, including a live demonstration.
- Introduction & History of Microneedling
- Anatomy & Applied Anatomy of the skin
- Microneedling Indications
- Mechanism of Action
- Microneedling Techniques
- Pre-procedure Preparation
- Mesotherapy
- Combination Treatments
- How Often Should You Microneedle?
- Post-treatment Care
- Contra-indications
- Complications
- Practical – How to use a Dermaroller
- Practical – How to use a Dermastamp
- Practical – How to use a Dermapen
- Practical - How to use the Nappage technique
Requirements
- In the United Kingdom, a minimum of NVQ level 3 qualification is required to practice this procedure. Ideally suited for either a novice or a practitioner who has just started offering this treatment at their clinic. Please ensure that the minimum level of qualification that is mandated in the respective country is adhered to prior to starting this treatment.
Description
Microneedling - also known as derma rolling, collagen induction therapy, collagen stimulation therapy, dermaroller, skin needling, or derma needling - is a leading skin rejuvenation treatment. For anyone with an interest in professional medical aesthetics, it’s a good add-on or even a stand-alone treatment to add to your armoury of aesthetic treatments.
This professional, expert-led course gives you a sound theoretical basis for collagen stimulation therapy treatment, or microneedling. It enables you to put into practice micro needling techniques and to develop a clear understanding of the different methods available and their rationale. You will also learn about the consent and follow-up process. The learning process takes place through a mix of presentation, visual aids and a live demonstration on a model.
Topics covered include:
Introduction & History of Microneedling
Anatomy & Applied Anatomy of the skin
Microneedling Indications
Mechanism of Action
Microneedling Techniques
Pre-procedure Preparation
Mesotherapy
Combination Treatments
How Often Should You Microneedle?
Post-treatment Care
Contra-indications
Complications
Practical – How to use a Dermaroller
Practical – How to use a Dermastamp
Practical – How to use a Dermapen
Practical - How to use the Nappage technique
The course is presented by Dr Anoob Pakkar-Hull, Board Certified by the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine (AAAM), the global leader in aesthetic medicine education & training. Dr Anoob is a Medical Aesthetic Consultant who offers a wide range of aesthetic treatments. He has undergone training in Aesthetics in the UK and Internationally. Dr Anoob’s background is in Anaesthesia , where he has been working for the NHS for the past 25 years. He has the Diploma in Regional Anaesthesia and Acute Pain Management and has three international publications on various aspects of Regional Anaesthesia.
Who this course is for:
- Doctors
- Nurses
- Midwives
- Pharmacists
- Paramedics
- Beauty therapists with a minimum of Level 3 NVQ qualifications or equivalent
- Health Care Professionals
- Aestheticians
Instructor
- 4.4 Instructor Rating
- 22 Reviews
- 61 Students
- 1 Course
Dr Pakkar-Hull is a Medical Aesthetic Consultant who offers a wide range of aesthetic treatments. He has undergone training in Aesthetics in the UK and Internationally.
He has obtained theDiploma in Aesthetics from the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine (AAAM) and is Board certified by the American Academy. He currently works with the faculty as a trainer for delegates attending the AAAM courses and runs successful practices in Leeds, Yorkshire and Kendal, Cumbria.
Dr Anoob’s background is in Anaesthesia, where he has been working for the NHS for the past 25 years. He has the Diploma in Regional Anaesthesia and Acute Pain Management and has three international publications on various aspects of Regional Anaesthesia. He is currently also a Principal Investigator for a study of vibration device to reduce pain perception during injection procedures.