About Course
Become a certified laser technician with our comprehensive Laser Hair Removal (LHR) and Light Treatments for Skin Rejuvenation training course at Velvet Training Academy. This advanced course covers permanent hair reduction using laser/IPL technologies, plus skin rejuvenation treatments for photo-ageing, pigmentation, fine lines, and more.
PRE-REQUISITIES(if you have any of these)
- Level 3 Beauty Therapy Qualification
- Level 4 Core of Knowledge Training
- Level 3 Anatomy and Physiology
- 4 months
LO1: Interpret the environmental and safety considerations when providing hair growth reduction using LASER systems
1.1 Promoting environmental and sustainable working practices
1.2 Licensing regulations for aesthetic practitioners and premises
1.3 Insurance guidelines
1.4 Safety of product and equipment sourcing
1.5 Suppliers’ and manufacturers’ instructions for safe use
1.6 Working in line with organisational procedures
1.7 Hygiene considerations
1.8 Contra-indications that would prevent or restrict treatment
1.9 Contra-indications requiring medical referral and referral processes
1.10 When to consult with other aesthetic professionals
1.11 Treatment of minors
1.12 Hazards and risks
LO2: Comprehend protocols and guidelines when providing hair growth reduction using LASER systems
2.1 Factors to consider and treatment planning
2.2 Assessing skin characteristics
2.3 Pre and post advice to provide to the client
2.4 Timing of treatment
2.5 Pain threshold and sensitivity variations
2.6 Types and purpose of LASER equipment and products
2.7 Preparation and selection of equipment and products for treatment
2.8 Skin sensitivity, patch testing and test shots prior to treatment
2.9 Preparing the area prior to treatment
2.10 Method of application
2.11 Adaptations to treatment
2.12 Uses, limitations, benefits and effects of LASER products and equipment
2.13 Contra-actions associated with the treatment
2.14 SPF and UVA specific sun protection
2.15 Preventing infection and promote healing
LO3: Know the relevant anatomy, physiology and pathologies for hair growth reduction using LASER systems
3.1 Structure and functions of the skin and hair and relevance to LASER hair growth reduction
3.2 Associated pathologies and relevant terminology of the skin and hair
3.3 Principles of controlled wound healing
3.4 Functions and associated pathologies of the endocrine system and relevance to LASER hair growth reduction
Module 4: Demonstrate how to consult, plan and prepare for hair growth reduction using LASER systems
4.1 Use consultation techniques to determine the client’s treatment plan
4.2 Explain the cooling off period
4.3 Establish the condition of the skin and hair
4.4 Explain the treatment procedures to the client
4.5 Take pre-treatment visual media records
4.6 Carry out skin sensitivity tests
4.7 Select suitable equipment and products
4.8 Select appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Module 5: Demonstrate how to provide hair growth reduction using LASER systems
5.1 Maintain own responsibilities for health and safety through the treatment
5.2 Prepare, position and protect the client and self
5.3 Ensure environmental conditions are suitable for treatment
5.4 Ensure the use of clean equipment and materials
5.5 Safely use equipment, materials and products
5.6 Prepare the area for treatment
5.7 Perform hair growth reduction treatment
5.8 Monitor the skin reaction and client response
5.9 Apply post-treatment products
5.10 Provide post care advice and homecare
5.11 Dispose of waste materials to meet legal requirements
5.12 Update client records
Course Content
LO1 Interpret the environmental and safety considerations when providing hair growth reduction using LASER systems
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Promoting environmental and sustainable working practices
-
Licensing regulations for aesthetic practitioner and premises
-
Insurance guidelines
-
Safety of product and equipment sourcing
-
Suppliers’ and manufacturers’ instructions for safe use
-
Working in line with organisational procedures
-
Hygiene considerations
-
Contra-indications that would prevent or restrict treatment
-
Contra-indications requiring medical referral and referral processes
-
When to consult with other aesthetic professionals
-
Treatment of minors
-
Hazards and risks
