Aesthetician Course

Lesson 1 • Skin Types and Conditions

Differentiates normal, oily, dry, combination, and sensitive skin types. Builds classification skills used in every client consultation and product selection.

Lesson 2 • Skin Anatomy and Structure

Covers epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis layers with cellular composition. Anchors all subsequent treatment decisions in accurate anatomical understanding.

Lesson 3 • Skin Physiology and Functions

Explains barrier function, thermoregulation, sensation, and immune response. Connects physiological roles to treatment contraindications and expected outcomes.

Lesson 4 • Common Skin Disorders Overview

Identifies acne, rosacea, hyperpigmentation, eczema, and aging changes. Enables students to recognize treatable versus contraindicated conditions before service.

Lesson 1 • Regulatory Compliance and Licensing

Outlines scope-of-practice boundaries, licensing requirements, and inspection readiness. Prepares students to operate within professional and regulatory frameworks.

Lesson 2 • Client Safety and Contraindications

Identifies medical conditions, medications, and allergies that restrict treatments. Builds systematic intake screening to prevent adverse events.

Lesson 3 • Sanitation and Disinfection Protocols

Distinguishes sterilization, disinfection, and sanitation levels for tools and surfaces. Ensures students select correct decontamination methods for each item category.

Lesson 4 • Personal Protective Equipment

Establishes correct glove, mask, and eyewear use during treatments. Protects both practitioner and client from cross-contamination and chemical exposure.

Lesson 1 • Ingredient Interactions and Conflicts

Identifies incompatible ingredient pairings and sequencing errors that reduce efficacy. Prevents client harm and product waste through informed layering decisions.

Lesson 2 • Sunscreen Science and SPF

Differentiates chemical and mineral UV filters, SPF ratings, and broad-spectrum protection. Establishes daily SPF recommendation as a non-negotiable professional standard.

Lesson 3 • Hydration and Barrier Ingredients

Examines humectants, emollients, occlusives, and ceramides and their roles. Connects ingredient function to barrier repair protocols for compromised skin.

Lesson 4 • Cosmetic Formulation Basics

Explains emulsions, pH, preservatives, and vehicle systems in skincare products. Provides the chemical context needed to evaluate product efficacy and safety.

Lesson 1 • Consultation Framework and Intake

Establishes a repeatable consultation structure covering health history, goals, and lifestyle. Creates the foundation for safe, goal-aligned service delivery.

Lesson 2 • Managing Difficult Conversations

Addresses unrealistic expectations, complaints, and sensitive skin concerns diplomatically. Equips students to de-escalate and redirect without damaging the client relationship.

Lesson 3 • Treatment Plan Development

Translates consultation findings into sequenced, goal-oriented treatment plans. Connects skin analysis data to service selection and home-care recommendations.

Lesson 4 • Active Listening and Empathy Skills

Trains reflective listening, open-ended questioning, and non-verbal communication. Builds trust that increases client disclosure and treatment compliance.

Lesson 1 • Facial Massage Techniques

Introduces effleurage, petrissage, tapotement, and lymphatic strokes for the face. Develops manual dexterity and pressure control essential to client comfort and results.

Lesson 2 • Mask Application and Removal

Covers clay, cream, gel, and sheet mask selection, application, and removal. Connects mask choice to treatment goals established during consultation.

Lesson 3 • Exfoliation Methods and Application

Differentiates mechanical and enzymatic exfoliation and their appropriate uses. Builds safe exfoliation judgment based on skin sensitivity and condition.

Lesson 4 • Cleansing and Skin Preparation

Teaches double-cleanse methodology, makeup removal, and pre-treatment toning. Prepares the skin surface for maximum product penetration and accurate analysis.

Lesson 5 • Serum and Moisturizer Application

Teaches layering serums, moisturizers, and SPF in correct order and quantity. Reinforces ingredient knowledge and product-layering logic for optimal skin outcomes.

Lesson 1 • Managing Peel Reactions

Identifies normal erythema, peeling, and hyperpigmentation versus adverse reactions. Prepares students to intervene appropriately and communicate expected healing timelines.

Lesson 2 • Pre-Peel Assessment and Preparation

Covers Fitzpatrick typing, contraindication screening, and pre-conditioning protocols. Reduces adverse event risk through systematic client preparation before acid application.

Lesson 3 • Post-Peel Home Care Protocols

Designs home-care regimens covering gentle cleansing, barrier repair, and strict SPF use. Maximizes peel results and minimizes complications through client education.

Lesson 4 • Chemical Peel Classification

Categorizes peels by depth, acid type, and skin penetration level. Establishes the decision framework for matching peel depth to client skin condition and goals.

Lesson 1 • Microcurrent and Electrical Modalities

Explains microcurrent, galvanic, and high-frequency device mechanisms and applications. Connects electrical modalities to muscle toning, product penetration, and acne treatment goals.

Lesson 2 • Ultrasound and Ultrasonic Devices

Explains ultrasonic spatula, sonophoresis, and focused ultrasound mechanisms. Builds competency in using sound-wave technology for deep cleansing and product infusion.

Lesson 3 • Microdermabrasion Techniques

Covers crystal and diamond-tip microdermabrasion mechanics, passes, and pressure settings. Builds controlled abrasion skills for resurfacing without compromising skin integrity.

Lesson 4 • LED Light Therapy

Covers red, blue, near-infrared, and yellow LED wavelengths and their biological effects. Enables students to select correct wavelengths for acne, aging, and inflammation goals.

Lesson 1 • Treatment Series Planning

Designs multi-session treatment series with progressive intensity and measurable milestones. Connects series planning to client retention, results optimization, and business growth.

Lesson 2 • Anti-Aging Treatment Protocols

Integrates microcurrent, retinoid peels, LED, and peptide serums for aging skin. Develops sequenced multi-modality protocols targeting fine lines, laxity, and texture.

Lesson 3 • Acne Treatment Protocols

Combines extractions, chemical exfoliation, LED, and high-frequency for acne management. Builds systematic acne treatment plans addressing sebum, bacteria, and inflammation simultaneously.

Lesson 4 • Body Treatment Services

Extends facial skills to back facials, body exfoliation, and body wraps. Expands service menu competency and revenue potential beyond facial treatments.

Lesson 5 • Sensitive and Rosacea Skin Protocols

Designs calming, barrier-focused treatments avoiding known triggers for reactive skin. Develops restraint and precision in service selection for the most vulnerable skin types.