Which Treatment?
A client presents with hyperpigmentaion, which AP service would best benefit them?
Chemical Peel
What are the 3 main layers of the skin from top to bottom?
What is the top and bottom layer of the dermis called?
Top: Papillary Dermis
Bottom: Reticular Dermis
What is the top layer of the epidermis?
Stratum Corneum
What is an acne medication that is a contraindication for ANY advanced treatment?
Accutane within 6 months!
A client presents with fine lines, which AP service is known for stimulating their collagen and elastin?
Microneedling
Where is the thinnest skin found on our bodies?
Eyelids
Which layer of the dermis is responsible for the "finger print" and touch sensors, and which layer of the dermis is responsible for sweat glands, oil glands, and hair follicles?
Papillary: responsible for the "finger print" and touch sensors
Reticular:sweat glands, oil glands, and hair follicles
Which layer of the epidermis is best known for synthesizing keratin fibers?
Stratum Spinosum
If a client is on a blood thinner, which 2 AP services should they avoid?
Microneedling and dermaplaning!
A client presents with rosacea, which advanced exfoliation is best to use?
Oxygen Infusion
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What are the names of the epidermis layers from top to bottom?
Stratum Corneum
Stratum Lucideum
Stratum Granulosum
Stratum Spinosum
Stratum Basale (germinativum)
Which layer of the epidermis is best known for containing the most amount of melanocytes?
Stratum basale (germinativum)
Which type of service can you not perform if they have an electrical implant?
Electrical treatments
Which type of peel is going to help with fine lines and wrinkles, acne/ blemishes and texture?
HINT: it may "smoke" a little
Pyruvic 50% !
Every minute, how many dead cells does your body shed?
30,000
What is the main function of the stratum lucidium, and where is it found?
Function: to provide a water resistance and an extra layer of protection
Found in: Only thick skin! Ex. Palms of hands and soles of feet
What is the proper name for a "sweat gland" and what are the two types?
Sudoriferous glands: they are broken up into two categories.
Eccrine-found everywhere on the body, start working right after birth and produce thin water-like fluid.
Apocrine-found mainly in the underarms, groin. Start mainly after puberty producing a thick milk-like fluid.
Which ingredient should a client not use if they are allergic to willow bark?
Salicylic!
What is the difference between a TCA Retexturizing peel and the Triple Bright Renewal Peel?
TCA Retexturizing peel is 25%
TripleBright Renewal Peel is 20% TCA and 10% Lactic acid
The average skin, when stretched out is how many squared meters?
2 square meters
A layer of skin ligaments that connect the dermis with skin fascia is called?
Hypodermis/subcutaneous layer
Merkel Cells
SCENARIO:
A client is wanting a chemical peel and has controlled diabetes. Is it possible for them to proceed with the service?
Yes! If their diabetes is under control they can receive the service