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Individual training on Microneedling "Dermapen"

Individual training on Microneedling "Dermapen"

Dermapen microneedling is a minimally invasive skin-renewal procedure used for a range of common concerns in women and men. It is intended to improve the skin's appearance, tone, and texture. Microneedling uses controlled micro-injuries to activate the skin's natural repair response and stimulate new collagen production.

How does microneedling work?

Dermapen's microneedles create controlled microscopic channels in the skin, stimulating collagen and elastin production and supporting smoother, healthier-looking skin.

Where applicable:

Acne scars
Surgical scars
Burn scars
Alopecia
Wrinkles, fine lines and other signs of skin aging
Stretch marks
Dry and sagging skin
Hyperpigmentation of the skin

Benefits:

Fast recovery time
Minimal downtime
Targets the most common skin problems and more
Safety

Individual training for Dermapen takes place in 2 stages:

1. Theoretical part:

What is Dermapen microneedling?
How does it work?
Where does it apply?
The benefits.
Side effects.
Expected effects of the procedure.
Levels of application and relevant indications.
Comparison of Dermapen and Dermaroller.
Client assessment and indications
Post-procedure care.

2. Practical part

In the practical part, the trainee will be introduced to the microneedling procedure and will practice its application in different types of skin, as well as in its problems different, thus highlighting the specifics in each case.

By the end of this training, the trainee will be able to:

What is microneedling and the indications for its use
Identify different types of microneedling equipment and their specifications
Adjust device depth and speed according to skin type and the concern being treated
What desired effects do we expect to have, as well as know the contraindications and the method of their management
The benefits of the procedure compared to other similar procedures
What routine is recommended for the post-procedure patient?