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Advanced Electrolysis Training Courses

For Advanced Cosmetic Procedures (Thermology)

Duration – One day

This is an intensive course for qualified electrologists with a minimum of one year’s experience.

Class size is limited to a maximum of four students to ensure individual attention in the practical techniques.

The course affords the choice of both STEREX and Carlton equipment and needles.

Advanced Cosmetic Procedures by Therapists using electrolysis are very popular and lucrative.

The Advanced Electrical Epilation (Thermology) course for Advanced Cosmetic Procedures utilizes Shortwave Diathermy currents for the successful removal and treatment on the face and body of:

• Vascular Lesions incl. Spider Naevi, and Campbell de Morgan Blood Spots.
• Telangiectasia (Thread Veins / Red Veins).
• Viral and Seborrhoeic Warts.
• Skin Tags, and Milia.
• Moles.

The course deals with all aspects of the theory of treatment and models with a selection of conditions are provided for practical treatment. The Main Objectives are to understand dermatology relating to advanced electrolysis and the principles of treating and the causes of skin disorders.

Content

Conditions indicated for treatment. Causes of telangiectasia and lesions on the face and body. Contra-indications to thermology treatments. Consultation procedures and client handling. Probe selection. Method, duration and frequency of treatments.

Hygiene – special precautions needed. Aftercare procedures. Product knowledge. Removal and treatment of indicated conditions. Salon procedure. Marketing, costing and timings. Sterilisation procedures.

Previous experience

Students should hold a recognised certificate in shortwave diathermie electrolysis with a minimum of 1 year's experience.

Please note that some Societies/Insurance Companies may require varying lengths of experience in electrolysis for acceptance to their particular insurance.

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Blend Electrolysis

Duration - Half day

An intensive course in the use of blend electrolysis, using direct currents to form a chemical action which destroys the hair, (Needle method).

Working with the Ultrablend machine, the course covers all relevant theory and practical application of this very efficient method of permanent hair removal.

Content

Comparisons of shortwave, galvanic and blend methods. History of blend electrolysis. Establishing the balance of the blend. Treatment procedures and client care.

Hygiene and safety. Aftercare procedures. Timings and costings. Contra-indications.

Previous experience

Students must be qualified in shortwave epilation or be attending a course leading to a qualification in shortwave hair removal.

Free training available with purchase of the Carlton Ultrablend Electrolysis unit.