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Chapter 1 : Pre Course Knowledge Evaluation (5 mins)
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Chapter 2 : Learning Objectives (1 mins)
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Chapter 3 : Skin Anatomy (50 mins)Lecture 1: Introduction to Skin AnatomyPrivateLecture 2: The Human SkinPrivateLecture 3: Microscopic Cross-Section Of The Human SkinPrivateLecture 4: The EpidermisPrivateLecture 5: Cells of The EpidermisPrivateLecture 6: Layers of the EpidermisPrivateLecture 7: Role Of The KeratinocytesPrivateLecture 8: Keratinocyte MovementPrivateLecture 9: MelanocytesPrivateLecture 10: Life Cycle Of The MelanocytePrivateLecture 11: Langerhans CellsPrivateLecture 12: The DermisPrivateLecture 13: Main Structures of The DermisPrivateLecture 14: Cells of the DermisPrivateLecture 15: Structural Support To The DermisPrivateLecture 16: Collagen FibresPrivateLecture 17: Elastin FibresPrivateLecture 18: Hyaluronic AcidPrivateLecture 19: Skin AppendagesPrivateLecture 20: The Dermis – Sweat GlandsPrivateLecture 21: The HypodermisPrivate
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Chapter 4 : Facial Anatomy (20 mins)
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Chapter 5 : Skin Ageing (20 mins)Lecture 1: The Aging FacePrivateLecture 2: Common Causes Of Aging SkinPrivateLecture 3: Intrinsic VS Extrinsic Factors Of AgingPrivateLecture 4: Younger Skin VS Older SkinPrivateLecture 5: WrinklesPrivateLecture 6: Difference Between Young And Old SkinPrivateLecture 7: Changes In Skin Anatomy With AgingPrivateLecture 8: Bone And Skin Anatomy Changes With AgePrivateLecture 9: Summary Of Aging Changes On The FacePrivate
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Chapter 6 : Skin Pigmentation (20 mins)Lecture 1: What Is The Role Of MelaninPrivateLecture 2: What Is the Role Of Melanin (2)PrivateLecture 3: Pigments And GeneticsPrivateLecture 4: Oxidative StressPrivateLecture 5: Defence Against Oxidative StressPrivateLecture 6: Causes Of PigmentationPrivateLecture 7: Hormones And PigmentationPrivateLecture 8: Photosensitive MedicationsPrivateLecture 9: Patterns Of PigmentationPrivate
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Chapter 7 : Common Pigmented Skin Conditions (35 mins)Lecture 1: IntroductionPrivateLecture 2: Freckles (Ephelides)PrivateLecture 3: Freckles And MC1R GenePrivateLecture 4: MelasmaPrivateLecture 5: PoikilodermaPrivateLecture 6: Hori’s NaevusPrivateLecture 7: Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH)PrivateLecture 8: Solar Lentigo (Sun Spots)PrivateLecture 9: Melanoma (Malignant Form Of Skin Cancer)PrivateLecture 10: Lentigo MalignaPrivateLecture 11: Patters Of Pigmentation: A SummaryPrivateLecture 12: Assessing Pigmentation: Wood’s LampPrivateLecture 13: Assessing Pigmentation: Wood’s Lamp (2)Private
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Chapter 8 : Skin Classification (30 mins)Lecture 1: Different Skin TypesPrivateLecture 2: The Fitzpatrick ScalePrivateLecture 3: The Fitzpatrick Scale (2)PrivateLecture 4: Fitzpatrick Scale QuestionnairePrivateLecture 5: Why Is Fitzpatrick ImportantPrivateLecture 6: Safety For Laser/IPL TreatmentsPrivateLecture 7: Glogau Skin ClassificationPrivateLecture 8: Glogau Skin Classification (2)PrivateLecture 9: 4 Stages Of The Glogau Skin ScalePrivate
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Chapter 9 : Acne (45 mins)Lecture 1: AcnePrivateLecture 2: Pathogenesis Of Acne: Key FactorsPrivateLecture 3: Acne: Aggravating FactorsPrivateLecture 4: The Sebaceous GlandPrivateLecture 5: The Sebaceous Gland (2)PrivateLecture 6: Role Of SebumPrivateLecture 7: Types Of AcnePrivateLecture 8: ComedonesPrivateLecture 9: Inflammatory LesionsPrivateLecture 10: Propionibacterium Acnes BacteriaPrivateLecture 11: Benefit Of Propionibacterium AcnesPrivateLecture 12: Negative Impact Of Propionibacterium AcnesPrivateLecture 13: P-Acnes And InflammationPrivateLecture 14: Over CleansingPrivateLecture 15: The Endocrine (Hormonal) SystemPrivateLecture 16: HormonesPrivateLecture 17: How Hormones Cause AcnePrivateLecture 18: Acne: Classification By SeverityPrivateLecture 19: Treatment Of AcnePrivate
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Chapter 10 : How To Analyse Skin (30 mins)
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Chapter 11 : Determining Fundamental Skin Type (30 mins)
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Chapter 12 : Self Assessment (25 mins)
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Chapter 13 : Conducting A Skin Consultation (30 mins)Lecture 1: IntroductionPrivateLecture 2: Past History: Major Illnesses & PregnancyPrivateLecture 3: Past History: High Risk DisordersPrivateLecture 4: Past History: Circulatory/Vascular Disorders, Bruising and AsthmaPrivateLecture 5: Past History: Skin Conditions & Past Surgeries/ImplantsPrivateLecture 6: Issues Affecting The Endocrine SystemPrivateLecture 7: Important MessagePrivateLecture 8: Medication HistoryPrivateLecture 9: Lifestyle History: Cumulative UV ExposurePrivateLecture 10: Lifestyle History: NutritionPrivateLecture 11: Lifestyle History: Benefits Of A Good Nutritional HistoryPrivateLecture 12: Important Nutrients For The SkinPrivateLecture 13: Lifestyle History: Other RelevantPrivateLecture 14: Family HistoryPrivateLecture 15: Cosmetic HistoryPrivateLecture 16: Summary Of Skin ConsultationPrivate
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Chapter 14 : Conduction A Skin Examination (20 mins)Lecture 1: Skin Analysis SessionPrivateLecture 2: Setting Up A Consult RoomPrivateLecture 3: DermatoscopePrivateLecture 4: Obtain Informed ConsentPrivateLecture 5: Preparing For The Skin Analysis SessionPrivateLecture 6: Medical PhotographyPrivateLecture 7: Skin ExaminationPrivateLecture 8: Skin Examination (2)Private
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Chapter 15 : Self Assessment (5 mins)
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Chapter 16 : Skin Care (20 mins)
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Chapter 17 : Best Practices For Clinic Treatment (5 mins)
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Chapter 18 : Final Assessment (40 mins)
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Chapter 19 : Feedback Form (5 mins)
Course Description
Fundamentals of Skin Science
CPD: 7 Hours
Location: Online Only
Certificate: Certificate of Completion
Prerequisite: None
Suitable For: All Professions
Price: $189 Lifetime Access
Fundamentals of Skin Science has been designed for aesthetic doctors, dentists, nurses and skin therapists alike to learn and review their knowledge of skin science and diagnose simple skin conditions. This course will help you build a strong foundation in skin science that you will need as a successful, all-rounded aesthetics practitioner. It is suitable and highly recommended regardless of your level of expertise.
This module also focuses on basic cosmetic dermatology knowledge. Knowing this is crucial so that you can identify or recommend the appropriate cosmetic treatment for your patient. You will learn how to conduct an effective skin consultation, recognising when to refer on.
For beginners, this sets the basic foundation in cosmetic medicine, before embarking on learning about aesthetic treatments. We recommend that you complete Fundamentals of Skin Science and other foundation modules before moving on to other Laser/IPL, PRP, Radio Frequency, and Skin Therapy courses within our Aesthetics and Skin Institute skin pathway.
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Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:
- Understand fundamental principles of skin and facial anatomy
- Be familiar with role of the skin and skin classification
- Understand skin ageing, acne, pigmentation and more
- Be familiar with skin analysis and treatment recommendations
- Underetand how to conduct skin consultations and examinations
- Recommend basic skin care and skin therapy solutions
Team
The Aesthetics and Skin Institute (ASI) is a global training organisation based in Australia. Our mission is to empower your success in aesthetics, whether you are a doctor, dentist, nurse or skin therapist. We offer both online courses, hands-on training and certificate programs to help you become a confident practitioner in cosmetic injectables, threads, lasers, skin therapy and much more.
Led by Dr Ben Chan, our team of educators are successful industry leaders who are passionate about teaching and pushing the boundaries of aesthetics medicine.
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Highlights
- Skin and Facial Anatomy
- Skin Analysis and Treatment Recommendations
- Skin Ageing
- Acne and Pigmentation
- Skin Consultation and Examination
Course Completion rule
- Traversal rule : None
- All lectures must be completed
- user must pass 75% of tests