Hormones
Dermaplaning
Microneedling/
Nanonedling
Chemical Peels
Misc
100

What is the endocrine system?

is the production and regulation of chemical substances called hormones 

100

What is dermaplaning?

physical exfoliation utilizing a scalpel to get rid of dirt, debris, and excessive vellus hair 

100

What is corneotherapy?

the repairing of the skin's most outer layer, the stratum corneum, and the barrier function 

100

What does AHA stand for?

Alpha Hydroxy Acids 


100

How many layers are in the Epiderms?

5

200

Which hormone is essential for growth and development of the thyroid gland?

Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone 

200

What degree should your dermaplaning blade be held?

45 

200

What conditions can be treated with Microneedling?

Lightening pigmentation 

Reduce pore size

Lessened stretch marks

Promotes hair growth

Restore elasticity 

Soften acne scarring 

200

What is the difference between AHA's and BHA's 

AHA's- water soluble acids 

BHA's - oil soluble acids 

200

Which layer of skin can you find our DNA?

Basale Layer 


300

What shape do adrenal glands look like?

Triangular 

300

How long should you wait to use exfoliating products after receiving a dermaplaning treatment? 

72 hours 

300

Which needle length should most estheticians use?

Wrinkles - 0.5mm

Lax skin - 0.5mm

Brow spots - 0.5mm 

Sun damage - 0.5mm

Scars - 0.5mm - 2mm

300

What does GAG stand for?

Glycosaminoglycans 

300

Define disinfection

kills certain pathogens(bacteria, viruses, and fungi) with the exception of spores 

400

What is another name for Epinephrine?

Adrenalin 

400

What are four contraindications of dermaplaning?

Dermatitis

Tumors 

Open Lesions 

Sunburnt sun 

Accutane 

Eczema 

Herpes 

Keratoses 

400
What is the difference between Microneedling and Nanoneedling?

Nanoneedling penetrates only in the epidermis whereas microneedling penetrates deep into the dermis 

400

Name 4 benefits of using Retinoids 

Reverse signs of aging 

Regulate epidermal cell growth 

Stimulate GAG biosynthesis 

Converts Retinol to Retinoic Acid 

400

Define shaving and whether it is a depilatory or epilation method of hair removal.

a form of depilation, as it removes the hair at the skin level 

Depilatory 

500

How many lobes does the thymus gland have and what major bodily system is it a part of? 


Two lobes 

Lymphatic 

500

What are 7 benefits of dermaplaning?

Rejuvenated skin 

Fewer fine lines and wrinkles 

Cleaner and small pores 

Removal of unwanted facial hair 

Makeup goes on smoother 

Gentle and Relaxing 

Great for most skin types

Can help with mild acne 


500

What are the to ways cosmetic needling works?

1.) Increased absorption of topically applied products

2.) Causes micro-injury that lead to the release of several growth factors/hormones 

500
What 3 things are Salicylic Acid derived from? And what is a derivative of salicylic acid?
Willow Bark, Wintergreen leaves, and Sweet Birch 


Lipo Hydroxy Acid 

500

Name 5 AHA's and where they are derived from? 

glycolic - sugar cane

lactic - sour milk 

citric - citrus fruits

phytic - rice 

mandelic - bitter almonds 

tartaric - grapes 

malic - apples 

600

Define the following: Anatomy, Physiology, Histology Endocrinology, Biochemistry, Gross Anatomy 

Anatomy -the study of structures of the human body that can be seen with the naked eye 

Physiology - the study of functions performed by body structures 

Histology - the study of tissues and there functions 

Endocrinology - the study of hormones 

Biochemistry - the study of chemistry and biology on a molecular and cellular level. 

Gross Anatomy - the study of the dissection of the study of structures visible to the naked eye 

600

What are 6 contraindications of dermaplaning?

Cold sores

Eczema 

Moles, Skin tags

Psoriasis 

Contact Dermatitis 

Skin burns 


600

What are six ways to optimize skin health?

Provide cells with essential building blocks through nutrition and supplements 

Manipulate cellular communication 

Limit sun exposure 

Detoxify the skin 

Drink plenty of water 

Get adequate amounts of rest 


600

Name the following Fitzpatrick types: I, III, VI

Reaction to sun exposure 

Skin Color 

Max time in the sun 

Ethnicity Classification 

I - Always burns, never tans, Very Fair Skin, 67 min -Irish, Scottish, Northern European 

III - Sometimes burns, tans slowly, light skin, 200 min-Italian, Portuguese 

VI - Never burns, always tans, 500 min, Afro American

600
Which layer of the skin are melanocytes found in? And what increases the production of Melansomes? 

Melanocytes are found deep in the stratum germinativum which is the Basale layer in the epidermis. 

Melanocytes produce pigment granules that carry a complex protein called melanin. 

Excessive UV damage stimulates Melanocytes to increase the production of Melanosomes