Anatomy & Physiology
The study of microscopic anatomy of cells and tissues
Histology
The study of skin, its functions, structures, conditions, diseases/disorders and treatments.
Dermatology
The single largest and strongest facial bone that form the lower jaw
Mandible
The middle part of a muscle
Belly
Also know as Tapotement
Percussion
The process in which human tissue cells reproduce by dividing in half, creating 2 daughter cells
Mitosis
Normal, Oily, Dry and Combination
Types of Skin
consists of 2 bones that form the upper jaw
Maxilla
The scientific study of the structure, functions and diseases of the muscles.
Myology
Gliding, stroking and circular movements applied with light pressure
Effleurage
Basic units of all living matter
Cell
Preservative and Corrective
Type of Facial treatments
is a spongy bone between both eye sockets that forms part of the nasal cavity.
Ethmoid
Voluntary muscles attached to the bones
Striated Muscles
rapid shaking movements
Vibration
Groups of similar cells that perform a specific function
Tissues
Restores normal skin function, cleanses skin at a deep level, provides relaxation, increases blood circulation
Benefits of Receiving a Facial Treatment
It is composed of 206 bones
Skeletal System
Smooth muscles that are responsible for involuntary movement
Non-Striated Muscles
Deep rubbing, rolling or wringing movement applied with pressure
Friction
separate body structures, composed of multiple tissues that each individually perform specific functions.
Organs
conditions or situations that are present that would prevent you from performing the requested service.
Contraindication
Refers to the cheek bones
Zygomatic
the end of a muscle attached to a non-moving section of the bone
Origin
Kneading, lifting or grasping movement
Petrissage