Micro-dermabrasion Course

Service Description

Microdermabrasion Facial Course - £175 Microdermabrasion is a popular, non-invasive skincare treatment that gently exfoliates the top layer of dead skin cells using a specialised device. This process stimulates cell renewal, improves skin texture, and promotes a brighter, more youthful complexion. It’s commonly used to treat concerns such as dull skin, fine lines, mild acne scarring, pigmentation, and sun damage. Suitable for most skin types, microdermabrasion offers noticeable results with little to no downtime, making it a highly sought-after treatment in salons and clinics. For those looking to start or expand their career in beauty and skincare, learning microdermabrasion provides valuable skills that are in high demand across the industry. You will need either a facial certificate or a Level 2 qualification in Beauty Therapy to attend this course. You are required to submit a portfolio of your practical and theory work to evidence your knowledge of a high frequency facial treatment. On successful completion of your course, you will be awarded with an accredited certificate, enabling you to gain the required insurance allowing you to work on clients. This courses is fully accredited with Associated Beauty Therapists ABT. The course content includes Theory - Health and safety, contra-indications, contra-actions, equipment, anatomy and physiology, client consultation, skin types and analysis, aftercare advice, business building skills and trouble shooting tips. Practical - Client preparation, sensitivity test, cleansing, skin analysis, exfoliation, microdermabrasion sequence, mask application, toning and moisturising. Students do not need to bring equipment on the training day as we provide this for you. Students are expected to work on each other to complete the practical part of the training, if you have any concerns regarding being a model please contact us before your training date. Entry requirements: Facial certificate or Level 2 in Beauty Therapy Portfolio evidence: 5 Case studies and written questions