Paramedical Aesthetics http://estheticiancareers.net/

1. By: aestheticscienceinstitute.edu

2. This specialized curriculum is designed to prepare
the professional esthetician for working in the
medical environment. Medical esthetics has become
one of the fastest growing components of the
esthetics profession.

3. A medical esthetician requires special skills and
knowledge to work at an advanced level of skin
physiology, cosmetic ingredients, and consultation to
be able incorporate each component into delivering
dramatic, results oriented skin care treatments to their
clients and patients.

4. As well as to have the knowledge and skill to work side by
side with patients having undergone medical procedures
that improve and affect the skin. Students will learn how
to evaluate and consult with clients and patients and to
perform chemical peels, microdermabrasion and other
clinical skin care treatments that deliver dramatic results!

5. Curriculum Outline:
Skin Physiology and Histology – Inflammation and
Wound Healing
Skin Disorders and Diseases
Client Consultation, Skin Classification and Analysis
Microdermabrasion, Exfoliation and Chemical Peels
Cosmetic Ingredients

6. Medical Procedures/Pre-Post
Operative Care/Medications
A supplemental introductory workbook is required for
completion BEFORE starting the program. All
information will be released upon enrollment.
Completion of the 600-hours aesthetics curriculum or
a New York State aesthetics license is a mandatory pre-
requisite.
Enrollment Fee – $100.00
Tuition – $2250.00
Kit Fee – $500.00
Total – $2850.00