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3 Facts About Photorejuvenation

Medical Aesthetics Training IPL PhotofacialIntense Pulsed Light (IPL) is one of the first laser treatments you will learn during cosmetic laser training.

Here are three facts you will learn about photorejuvenation that will make you a successful cosmetic laser technician in the medical aesthetics industry.

Facts About Photorejuvenation

Photorejuvenation requires no post-treatment downtime

You will see firsthand during cosmetic laser training that IPL is a relatively gentle skin treatment. It uses a type of light that is absorbed by brown and red pigment in both the superficial and deeper layers of the skin – commonly called the epidermis and the dermis. The surface heat coming off the IPL feels a bit like a sunburn, but top IPL tools feature chilled crystal for cooling and protecting the skin’s surface. When an IPL treatment is done right, these sensations fade within a few hours, and clients can go about their day with no downtime.

Cosmetic laser techs can use IPL to treat a variety of skin conditions after laser training

Students who have completed cosmetic laser training at National Laser Institute have gone on to launch careers in medical spas, plastic surgeon or dermatologist’s offices, spas, gyms or even own their own business. In all of these environments, photorejuvenation technology can be used to treat a variety of skin issues.

When you become a cosmetic laser tech, you can tell clients that IPL is an effective medical aesthetic treatment for reducing melasma, uneven skin texture, broken capillaries, large pores, acne scars and more!

IPL can be used for areas other than the face

Photorejuvenation treatments are commonly referred to as “photofacials,” which is why many clients believe IPL is a face-only treatment. After you receive your laser technician certification, you will be able to use IPL as an effective treatment for problem skin almost anywhere on the body! Common treatment areas include the back, chest, neck, arms and hands.

Medical Aesthetics Training at National Laser Institute

Considering a career as a cosmetic laser tech? At National Laser Institute, we offer medical aesthetics training courses that can be completed in just two weeks.

Our Comprehensive Laser Course is the most popular among students looking for the ultimate learning experience. During the course, our knowledgeable instructors will teach you the most popular and in-demand laser treatments like laser hair removal, body contouring, skin tightening and laser tattoo removal.

The first half of the course is spent doing didactic training where you will learn things like facial anatomy, laser biophysics, tissue interaction and patient care.

The remaining days will be spent doing clinical hands-on training in our educational setting. We have a dedicated team that works around the clock to schedule clients for you to work on in clinicals. During hands-on training, you will watch live demonstrations and get the chance to perform these treatments yourself to gain real-world experience in a medical spa environment.

By the end of the course, you will feel comfortable and confident to administer laser treatments for any skin type in a variety of medical aesthetic setting, including medical spas, physician’s offices and other medical practices.

If you are interested in learning more about National Laser Institute’s course options, please give us a call at 1-800-982-6817 or fill out the form on your right.

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