The Skin specialist today will be carrying out many fundamental non ablative treatments. It is a requirement to have full comprehension of the physiology of the skin and its functions.

This unit covers the importance of understanding the wound healing process and how it is relevant to all treatments. 

If you use treatment modalities such as radio frequency, dermal needling, chemical peels, laser and light treatments. This course will give you the information you require. 

The wound healing unit includes:

Ingredients which improve skin condition and help wound healing

Uses and implications of controlled wound healing

The importance of controlled wound healing 

The influential factors in the efficiency of wound healing responses

The factors which interfere with wound healing/trauma structure and functions of the skin

Cell structure and types in the skin

The defensive role of the epidermis and the importance of the natural barrier function (NBF)