This comprehensive course covers all key laser and light energy technologies used in aesthetic medicine today, including pre-course university level learning, hands-on laser/light device training and clinical demonstration of procedures.
This course will also teach you to perform normal laser preventive maintenance and frontline service repair, while our faculty provide basic telephone support and service backup at competitive rates after course completion.
1. Laser Hair Removal
Laser hair removal utilizes a handheld device that delivers concentrated beams of light directly onto your skin. Patients typically describe it as feeling like elastic bands snapping against them, with side effects including redness or sunburn-like discomfort; you can alleviate some side effects by regularly applying ice or aloe vera gel over the treatment area.
Laser hair removal aims to destroy the germ cells responsible for producing hair follicles, so when your hair grows back it will be sparse and finer. Furthermore, this procedure doesn’t provide temporary relief: instead it permanently reduces growth of unwanted hair while eliminating shaving, waxing, or tweezing needs altogether.
For optimal results, several laser treatments will likely be necessary. Prior to each session, it’s best to avoid tanning and ensure the area in which you’re going is free from shaved or waxed hair and any topical products such as depilatories; laser treatments should also not be used on people who have light sensitivities such as those suffering from genital herpes; furthermore they shouldn’t be applied directly onto facial surfaces if suffering from rosacea.
2. Laser Skin Resurfacing
Laser skin resurfacing can help people improve the appearance of blemishes, scars, fine lines and wrinkles, large pores and uneven pigmentation caused by sun damage. This procedure typically lasts thirty to forty-five minutes; less invasive options such as hospital stays are also an option for patients seeking laser skin resurfacing treatments.
Lasers used for skin resurfacing come in both ablative and nonablative varieties; with one damaging the top layer while another does not. There are also different settings and frequencies associated with different laser treatments.
Before beginning this procedure, your doctor will administer local anesthetics to numb the area and alleviate any pain or discomfort. Once this step has been completed, an experienced skin expert will use a laser and slowly move it across your skin using selected software. Afterwards, protective wraps may be applied post-procedure for additional safeguarding purposes and sun exposure must be avoided before and post-treatment as this could lead to permanent changes in pigmentation – with darker skin tones being particularly at risk of permanent pigment changes caused by sun exposure during these procedures.
3. Laser Tattoo Removal
Tattoo removal is one of the most sought-after cosmetic laser treatments, as it’s safe, effective, and relatively painless. On average it may take six-12 treatments sessions to see full results depending on the size and color of your tattoo.
Tattoo pigment requires high temperatures to shatter, yet these temperatures can cause scarring and dyschromia (bluish patches on the skin). Q-switched laser systems utilize short pulses of high-power laser light that only heat pigment-containing cells for nanoseconds – this breaks down ink quickly before sending it off to be processed by liver for drainage.
Before opting for selective tattoo removal, make sure that the practitioner meets set standards of skill, training and insurance coverage. A consultation session can also give you a chance to ask any questions and voice any concerns that arise during this process.
4. Laser Acne Treatments
Acne is difficult to manage, and dealing with acne scarring makes the challenge even harder. Instead of applying topical creams that might not always provide satisfactory results, laser acne treatments offer cutting-edge technology which may offer impressive outcomes.
Laser skin resurfacing utilizes laser technology to clear away damaged tissues and stimulate collagen production, effectively smoothing skin texture while diminishing scarring caused by cysts, clogged pores or other forms of acne scarring. This approach is fast, safe and cost-efficient than alternatives such as dermabrasion and chemical peels.
Bloodless procedures offer a safe, non-invasive solution for improving the appearance of skin without leaving any marks or bruising behind. They’re perfect for people with sensitive skin who want to look their best without an extended recovery period and for anyone allergic to chemicals found in many over-the-counter topical products.
5. Laser Body Contouring
Body contouring may be an effective solution for individuals struggling to shed stubborn pockets of fat through exercise and nutrition alone. If nothing seems to help shrink love handles or double chins, non-invasive body contouring treatments could provide relief.
Laser body contouring is an FDA-cleared procedure designed to safely, effectively and comfortably reduce fat cells without surgery. It’s safe for almost every area of the body such as stomach, flanks, back, inner/outer thighs or inner thighs – plus there’s no downtime involved! Plus it doesn’t require anesthesia or downtime – which are all hallmarks of success for noninvasive treatments!
There are many misconceptions surrounding laser treatments and body contouring. But working with a licensed specialist with an excellent track record, this treatment could help you meet both fitness and aesthetic goals. You can gain more information by attending one of the Cosmetic Laser & Certification Training courses offered at Empire Medical. These courses provide an in-depth introduction to all light based energy technologies available today such as lasers. You will learn all about skin physiology and tissue interaction; laser physics; indications/contraindications as well as any risks involved with treatments among other topics.
6. Laser Skin Rejuvenation
Laser skin rejuvenation is a cosmetic procedure designed to address minor flaws such as scars, wrinkles and hyperpigmentation, stretch marks birthmarks and acne. Treatment typically includes being numbed by your doctor before treatment begins; for extensive resurfacing you might need sedating beforehand and afterwards; sun protection must also be utilized, including sunscreen protection to safeguard the results; redness, scabs or peeling may result as side effects; hyperpigmentation can develop; however it typically fades within two months while antiviral medication should also be taken prior to prevent herpes simplex from reactivating before proceeding with any such procedures; you should also take antiviral medication to safeguard against herpes simplex activating during or post treatment to protect the results and achieve maximum effects of laser skin rejuvenation treatment results;
Pulsed dye lasers target cells in your skin that store pigment and absorb redness, making them an excellent way to treat rosacea, broken blood vessels, and redness caused by other conditions. They’re also beneficial in reducing fine lines and wrinkles, eliminating blemishes, improving texture, stimulating collagen production for stronger and tighter skin and helping you look younger overall.
7. Dermal Fillers
Dermal fillers offer an effective, non-invasive alternative to surgery with no downtime for preparation or recovery time, scarring or bleeding associated with treatment. Dermal fillers are an effective solution for diminishing fine lines and wrinkles while improving skin elasticity, treating crepey skin conditions or even augmenting lip shape, cheekbones and jawlines.
As we age, our bodies’ natural collagen levels gradually decline, leading to reduced elasticity and wrinkles. FDA-approved dermal fillers may help mitigate early signs of aging like fine lines and wrinkles, thin lips, dark circles and sunken eyes by injecting FDA-approved fillers directly into these areas.
Hyaluronic acid-filled injections are administered through small needles made of gel that contains hyaluronic acid, and work by drawing water to the skin and increasing volume. Furthermore, this procedure may stimulate more collagen and elastin production to help combat wrinkles. You may experience some temporary swelling; this should resolve in a few days. This procedure should be safe for most individuals but not advised if you suffer from certain medical conditions or allergies.
8. Injectables
Many individuals reach a point in life where aggressive cosmetic procedures such as lifts and tucks seem the only means for attaining their ideal physique. Unfortunately, such surgery carries significant risks that require extensive recovery time – however there are now less invasive yet more effective solutions that can deliver their desired results.
Injectables are among the most sought-after noninvasive cosmetic treatments for both men and women alike, providing an effective means of eliminating wrinkles and adding volume – ideal for making hollow features appear fuller – as well as delaying fine line formation in younger patients.
When searching for an injector, ensure they provide before-and-after photos to evaluate their skillset and determine whether their aesthetic aesthetic matches up with your preferences. In addition, be sure to verify their track record for safety and effectiveness; courses provide students with basic laser/IPL device technology training such as skin and hair anatomy as well as current types of lasers used for aesthetic practice.
