
BioRePeel Training
Master Biorepeel from the science up — covering formulation, skin assessment, hands-on application, and post-treatment care. This training equips aesthetic practitioners with the clinical knowledge and practical protocols to deliver safe, results-driven peel treatments. Expand your service menu and confidently treat a full range of skin conditions.
What you will learn:
This course covers the complete Biorepeel workflow, starting with skin anatomy, ingredient science, and the mechanism of action of the biphasic formula. You will learn how to conduct thorough client consultations, screen for contraindications, and document treatment records professionally. Step-by-step application protocols for the face and body are covered in detail, including layering, timing, and endpoint recognition. You will also learn how to manage post-peel recovery, handle adverse reactions, and design multi-session treatment plans for conditions including acne, hyperpigmentation, and aging skin.
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Course Content
8 Chapters • 41 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsFoundations of Biorepeel Science
Foundations of Biorepeel Science
Lesson 1 • Biorepeel Formulation Overview
Examines the biphasic formula structure and the role of each active component. Connects ingredient knowledge to expected clinical outcomes.
Lesson 2 • Biorepeel Product Lines
Differentiates Biorepeel Cl3 face and body formulations and their respective indications. Prepares students to select the correct product for each treatment context.
Lesson 3 • Mechanism of Action
Explains keratolytic, biostimulating, and neurotransmitter-modulating actions of Biorepeel. Links mechanism to visible skin improvements.
Lesson 4 • Introduction to Chemical Peeling
Covers the history and classification of chemical peels within aesthetic medicine. Provides context for understanding where Biorepeel fits in the broader peel landscape.
Lesson 5 • Skin Anatomy and Physiology Review
Reviews epidermal and dermal layers relevant to peel penetration depth. Grounds treatment planning in anatomical understanding.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsSafety, Hygiene, and Regulatory Compliance
Safety, Hygiene, and Regulatory Compliance
Lesson 1 • Emergency Preparedness
Prepares practitioners to recognize and respond to adverse reactions during or after treatment. Builds confidence to manage emergencies safely and professionally.
Lesson 2 • Chemical Safety and Handling
Addresses safe storage, dilution awareness, and spill response for TCA-based products. Protects practitioners from chemical exposure injuries.
Lesson 3 • Infection Control Fundamentals
Covers hand hygiene, personal protective equipment, and surface disinfection relevant to peel treatments. Prevents cross-contamination and protects both client and practitioner.
Lesson 4 • Scope of Practice Boundaries
Defines professional boundaries for aesthetic practitioners performing chemical peels. Clarifies when referral to medical professionals is required.
Lesson 5 • Regulatory and Professional Standards
Reviews applicable professional standards, insurance requirements, and treatment environment regulations. Ensures practice operates within recognized professional frameworks.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsSkin Assessment and Client Consultation
Skin Assessment and Client Consultation
Lesson 1 • Fitzpatrick Skin Typing
Applies the Fitzpatrick scale to classify phototype and predict peel response. Directly informs contraindication screening and protocol selection.
Lesson 2 • Comprehensive Skin Analysis
Teaches visual and tactile assessment of hydration, sebum, texture, and pigmentation. Findings drive treatment customization and outcome benchmarking.
Lesson 3 • Medical History and Contraindications
Identifies systemic and topical contraindications that preclude or modify Biorepeel use. Ensures client safety through thorough intake screening.
Lesson 4 • Consultation Documentation
Structures intake forms, informed consent, and photographic records for legal and clinical purposes. Establishes professional standards for client file management.
Lesson 5 • Setting Client Expectations
Guides realistic goal-setting conversations aligned with Biorepeel's evidence-based outcomes. Reduces dissatisfaction and builds long-term client trust.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsPre-Treatment Preparation Protocols
Pre-Treatment Preparation Protocols
Lesson 1 • Client Comfort and Positioning
Optimizes treatment chair positioning and comfort measures to support precise application. Reduces client movement and improves practitioner access to all facial zones.
Lesson 2 • Pre-Treatment Skin Priming
Explains the role of home-care priming regimens in preparing skin for acid penetration. Connects pre-treatment compliance to improved and more uniform results.
Lesson 3 • Cleansing and Degreasing
Details the in-clinic cleansing sequence to remove sebum, makeup, and barrier residue. Ensures uniform acid contact and consistent penetration depth.
Lesson 4 • Tray and Tool Setup
Organizes the treatment tray with all required materials in a logical, efficient sequence. Reduces procedural errors and supports a smooth treatment workflow.
Lesson 5 • Treatment Area Preparation
Covers draping, eye protection, and sensitive area barrier application before peel application. Protects non-target tissues and ensures a controlled treatment field.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsBiorepeel Application Techniques
Biorepeel Application Techniques
Lesson 1 • Body Application Protocols
Adapts Biorepeel application to neck, décolleté, hands, and back with area-specific modifications. Expands treatment scope beyond the face for comprehensive service offerings.
Lesson 2 • Endpoint Recognition
Identifies visual and client-reported endpoints including erythema, frosting, and sensation levels. Enables safe, real-time treatment adjustment during application.
Lesson 3 • Application Tools and Methods
Compares gauze, brush, and fan applicator techniques for product delivery. Establishes the foundation for consistent, even product distribution.
Lesson 4 • Facial Zone Application Sequence
Defines the systematic zone-by-zone application order for full-face treatments. Ensures even coverage and prevents missed or over-treated areas.
Lesson 5 • Layering and Timing Protocols
Teaches the number of passes, layering intervals, and total contact time for standard and advanced protocols. Directly controls treatment intensity and outcome.
Lesson 6 • No-Neutralization Protocol
Explains why Biorepeel does not require neutralization and the self-limiting nature of the formula. Differentiates Biorepeel from traditional TCA peels requiring active neutralization.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsPost-Treatment Care and Recovery
Post-Treatment Care and Recovery
Lesson 1 • Follow-Up Scheduling and Review
Establishes protocols for post-treatment follow-up calls, review appointments, and progress photography. Supports continuity of care and identifies candidates for repeat treatments.
Lesson 2 • Recognizing Normal vs. Adverse Responses
Distinguishes expected post-peel reactions from complications requiring clinical intervention. Empowers practitioners to triage client concerns accurately and promptly.
Lesson 3 • Immediate Post-Treatment Steps
Details the in-clinic finishing sequence including soothing serums, SPF application, and client briefing. Sets the foundation for a smooth recovery and positive client experience.
Lesson 4 • Managing the Peeling Phase
Prepares clients for the desquamation process and instructs on what to avoid during shedding. Prevents premature peeling, scarring, and infection during the recovery window.
Lesson 5 • Home-Care Aftercare Regimen
Prescribes a day-by-day home-care routine covering cleansing, moisturizing, and sun protection. Directly influences healing quality and final treatment outcomes.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsTreating Specific Skin Conditions
Treating Specific Skin Conditions
Lesson 1 • Hyperpigmentation and Melasma
Tailors treatment approach for post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, sun damage, and melasma. Integrates priming and post-care strategies to minimize rebound pigmentation.
Lesson 2 • Acne and Congested Skin
Adapts Biorepeel protocols for active acne, comedones, and sebaceous congestion. Addresses the keratolytic and sebum-regulating benefits relevant to this condition.
Lesson 3 • Dull and Dehydrated Skin
Leverages Biorepeel's hydrating and brightening ingredients for dull, dehydrated complexions. Demonstrates how the biostimulating complex restores radiance and moisture balance.
Lesson 4 • Aging and Photoaged Skin
Optimizes Biorepeel use for fine lines, laxity, and photoaging with biostimulation-focused protocols. Connects collagen stimulation mechanisms to visible anti-aging outcomes.
Lesson 5 • Sensitive and Rosacea-Prone Skin
Modifies application technique and layering for reactive, sensitized, and rosacea-prone skin types. Balances treatment efficacy with minimized inflammatory risk.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsTreatment Planning and Series Design
Treatment Planning and Series Design
Lesson 1 • Outcome Measurement and Benchmarking
Introduces objective and subjective tools for tracking treatment progress across a series. Enables data-driven adjustments and supports client retention through visible evidence.
Lesson 2 • Designing a Treatment Series
Establishes principles for determining session frequency, total session count, and interval spacing. Translates clinical goals into structured, time-bound treatment programs.
Lesson 3 • Case Study Analysis and Plan Critique
Applies all prior learning to analyze real-world case scenarios and critique treatment plans. Develops critical thinking and clinical decision-making as a capstone skill.
Lesson 4 • Combining Biorepeel with Other Modalities
Identifies safe and synergistic combinations with microneedling, LED therapy, and topical actives. Defines sequencing rules and contraindicated combinations to prevent adverse events.
Lesson 5 • Maintenance and Long-Term Planning
Designs post-series maintenance schedules to sustain and extend treatment results. Builds long-term client relationships through proactive ongoing care planning.
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This course is for you:
Estheticians: ready to add a clinical-grade chemical peel to their menu.
Beauty therapists: looking to move into results-focused skin treatment services.
Aesthetic nurses: expanding their non-injectable treatment offerings with peel expertise.
Salon owners: wanting to offer premium peel services and increase revenue streams.
Dermal therapists: seeking structured certification in a specific advanced peel system.
Career changers: entering aesthetics with a focus on science-backed skin treatments.
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