 Hormones: their effect on skin and hair
The general treatment of acne involves using a non-soap cleanser twice a day, and ensuring no make-up is worn to bed. Alpha-hydroxy acid, lotions and scrubs are useful, as are topical retinoids, benzoil peroxide and sometimes antibiotics, both on the skin and swallowed. Tea tree oil works as well as benzoil peroxide in its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory actions but neither of these prevent microcomedo formation.
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 Cosmetic Medicine update
Did you know that Botox® Therapy can be used to lift the neck and enhance the jawline? Or that dermal fillers can be used to enhance the cheekbones, nose and chin? These techniques are just some of the exciting new developments in the field of non-surgical cosmetic medicine, one of the fastest growing sectors of the beauty industry.
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 Learning to Breathe Correctly
Many therapists will be aware that stress is a common condition in clients. As part of a fully rounded and holistically centered therapy, teaching clients simple stress relief can be invaluable.
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 Guiding clients towards appropriate Cosmetic Surgery
Many of your clients will at one time or another consider having plastic surgery but there are risks they need to be aware of so they should never undertake cosmetic surgery without careful consideration.
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Using new technology for skin therapies
Stroll down any trade room floor at an esthetics show and you quickly recognize the overwhelming extent of machines and skin care products. It baffles the mind. Whether you are a first-time visitor or a well-seasoned skin care professional, first and foremost is the need to understand all the requirements of your business and the long term impact and relevancy of any purchase. If it is NOT in the plan, don’t buy it.
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 Choosing the right IPL system for your business
Looking at bringing IPL into your clinic, but not sure where to begin? With all the different information you are probably given and with IPL being an unregulated industry at present no wonder it’s so confusing for therapists to decide.
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