Sayna Skin and Beauty College takes pride in offering a comprehensive professional diploma program specializing in Advanced Skin Care at our esteemed Toronto campus. Tailored for aspiring professionals seeking to embark on a rewarding career path, our program equips students with the necessary skills and expertise to excel in diverse settings such as beauty clinics, salons, spas, medical spas, plastic surgery clinics, dermatologist offices, or even home-based businesses.
The primary objective of our program is to furnish individuals with in-depth knowledge of advanced skin care treatments commonly practiced in skin and beauty clinics. Throughout the course, students delve into various advanced therapies including microdermabrasion, chemical peels, acne treatments, dermaplaning, HydraFacial treatments, microneedling, and other medical aesthetic therapies and modalities* commonly utilized in the medical spa environment.
Upon completion of the program, students will possess proficient knowledge of an array of medical-grade skin care lines and product ingredients. Additionally, they will gain hands-on experience in conducting client consultations, mastering sanitization and sterilization protocols as per Ministry of Health guidelines, and honing professionalism in the workplace.
Prerequisites for Advanced Skin Care Specialist Diploma:
– Personal interview to assess goals and suitability
– Completion of Grade 12 or equivalent mature student status
– Demonstrated advanced academic standingModules in the Advanced Skin Care Specialist Program:
Skin Care:
– Identification and treatment of various skin concerns using cosmeceutical and medical-grade product lines, with a focus on Dermo28’s skincare line
– Techniques for traditional and advanced facial treatments, emphasizing practical training
– Topics include proper client selection, medi-facial consultations, classic and advanced facials, high frequency facials, extraction methods, skin analysis, client charting, product knowledge, natural and organic skin care, advanced skin care modalities, adult acne treatments, exfoliation techniques, wound healing, advanced skin care theory, and medical-spa terminology.Chemical Peels and Microdermabrasion:
Chemical Peels treat acne, acne scarring, fine lines, wrinkles, uneven skin tone, and dryness. Using Dermo28’s skincare line, you will learn to treat all skin types with peels of different intensities.
- Client consultations
- Pre and post-care instructions
- Skin typing
- Intro to chemical methods of exfoliation
- Hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation
- Chemical peel protocols
- Practical application of glycolic, lactic and salicylic peels
- TCA peels
- Benefits of a chemical peel
- Proper handling of client records
- Indications and contraindications
Microdermabrasion
Microdermabrasion uses an applicator with an abrasive surface to gently exfoliate the outer layer of the skin. This treatment rejuvenates the skin while targeting sun damage, fine lines, wrinkles, age spots, acne scarring, melasma, and other skin-related conditions.
- Client consultations
- Pre and post-care instructions
- Skin typing
- Introduction to mechanical methods of exfoliation
- Hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation
- Technologies in medical clinics
- Proper handling of client records
- Indications and contraindications
- License and insurance
- Introduction to microneedling
Hydradermabrasion:
Hydradermabrasion is an advanced, medical-grade resurfacing treatment designed to effectively clear out pores and hydrate the skin. Utilizing various handpieces equipped with multiple technologies, this non-invasive procedure offers numerous benefits such as skin hydration, brightness, plumping, and a clearer complexion. It addresses signs of aging by reducing fine lines and wrinkles, improving firmness, evening skin tone, texture, and minimizing brown spots.
The course covers:
– Benefits of Hydradermabrasion
– Functions of different handpieces, including Oxygen and Radiofrequency
– Indications and contraindications
– Pre-treatment care
– Homecare recommendations
– Treatment intervals
– Expected treatment results
– Sterilization protocols
– Client consent forms
– Treatment protocol
– Instructor demonstration
– Practical application on a client under instructor supervision (model required)Dermaplaning:
Dermaplaning is an advanced exfoliation technique that utilizes a sterilized surgical blade to gently remove the top layer of the skin, effectively eliminating dead skin cells and peach fuzz.
The course covers:
– Benefits of dermaplaning
– Indications and contraindications
– Pre-treatment care
– Homecare recommendations
– Treatment intervals
– Sterilization protocols
– Pricing considerations
– Client consent forms
– Treatment protocol
– Instructor demonstration
– Hands-on practice by students on a model under instructor supervision
Microneedling:
Microneedling is a transformative treatment renowned for promoting wound healing and collagen production, while effectively addressing concerns such as acne scarring, stretch marks, wrinkles, and pigmentation. Utilizing the Health Canada Approved InnoPen, students will observe a live demonstration by an instructor and subsequently perform one practical treatment on a client.
The course covers:
– Overview of Microneedling
– Sanitation and safety practices
– Determining the appropriate depth of needling for different skin conditions
– Recommended frequency of treatments
– Indications and contraindications
– Conducting client consultations
– Pre and post-treatment protocols
– Home care recommendations
– Live demonstration by the instructor
– Hands-on practical treatment on a client (model required)Business:
The Business module provides essential knowledge and skills for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to establish their own storefront or home-based medi-spa business. Topics covered include:
– Introduction to small business finance
– Understanding rules, regulations, and securing proper insurance coverage
– Sales and revenue-generating techniques
– Guidance on registering a business online, including business name registration and HST requirements
– Setting up your business with necessary products and equipmentThe Advanced Skin Care Specialist Program spans over a duration of 9 weeks, totaling 270 hours of comprehensive training. Here’s the breakdown of program lengths for each module:
1. Skin Care: 176 hours
2. Chemical Peels & Microdermabrasion: 32 hours
3. Hydradermabrasion, Dermaplaning, Microneedling, Business: 16 hoursCombined, these modules offer a holistic approach to advanced skin care treatments, ensuring students receive extensive education and practical experience across various techniques and business aspects within the beauty industry.
Become an Esthetician
Acquire expertise in Skin Care, Nail Treatments, Pedicures, Cosmetic Application.Our Esthetics program is meticulously crafted to equip students with comprehensive knowledge in skin care, human anatomy, nutrition, and the vital principles of bacteriology and decontamination essential for both estheticians and clients. Through this program, students will not only acquire practical skills but also gain hands-on experience in a diverse range of services, encompassing nail technology, skin care, manicures and pedicures, make-up artistry, body treatments, and facials.
Moreover, the curriculum also encompasses crucial aspects of business management tailored for salons and spas, alongside fundamental computer skills. Aligned with the Esthetics Subject Specific Standards outlined by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities, our program adheres to the rigorous standards set by the National Association of Career Colleges, ensuring a comprehensive and industry-relevant educational experience for aspiring estheticians.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:
Participation in this program entails engaging in hands-on practice with fellow students, facilitating the development of essential skills necessary for serving both models and clients effectively. Additionally, students will be expected to occasionally provide their own model for practical exams. Adherence to a mandatory dress code, which includes wearing a prescribed uniform, is compulsory throughout the duration of the courses. Furthermore, students are required to procure the manicure/pedicure kit from the Makeup and Esthetics Student Store to support their practical training.
Course Features
- Lectures 16
- Quiz 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English-Persian
- Students 16
- Assessments Yes
Features
- Technology Integration: Esthetic practices are increasingly incorporating technology such as AI-powered skincare analysis, virtual consultations, and advanced treatment devices like laser therapy and microdermabrasion machines.
- Clean Beauty and Sustainability: There is a growing demand for clean, organic, and sustainable skincare products and treatments. Estheticians are expected to embrace eco-friendly practices and offer natural alternatives to traditional beauty products.
- Personalization: With the rise of personalized skincare regimens, estheticians are expected to tailor treatments to individual skin types, concerns, and lifestyles. This may involve utilizing data-driven analysis and customized formulations.
- Holistic Wellness: Esthetics is expanding beyond skincare to encompass holistic wellness, focusing on the mind-body connection. Practices such as aromatherapy, mindfulness, and stress-relief techniques are becoming integral parts of esthetic services.
- Advanced Education and Specializations: Continuous education and specialization in niche areas such as medical esthetics, oncology esthetics, and cosmetic dermatology are becoming essential for staying competitive in the field.
- Diversity and Inclusion: There is a growing emphasis on diversity and inclusivity within the esthetics industry, with a push for more representation across skin tones, ethnicities, genders, and body types in marketing, product development, and service offerings.
- Virtual and Remote Services: The adoption of virtual consultations, online skincare assessments, and DIY skincare tutorials allows estheticians to reach clients beyond geographical boundaries and provide ongoing support remotely.
- Regulatory Compliance and Safety: Estheticians are expected to stay updated on industry regulations, safety protocols, and sanitation practices to ensure client safety and adhere to legal standards, especially in the wake of health crises such as COVID-19.
Target audiences
- Aspiring Estheticians: Individuals who aspire to pursue a career in esthetics and are seeking education and training in various beauty treatments and skincare techniques.
- Beauty Enthusiasts: People who are passionate about skincare, makeup, and beauty treatments and are interested in learning more about how to improve their own skincare routines or pursue treatments professionally.
- Spa and Salon Clients: Individuals who regularly visit spas and salons for skincare treatments, facials, manicures, pedicures, and other esthetic services to enhance their appearance and well-being.
- Professionals in Related Fields: This may include cosmetologists, makeup artists, massage therapists, and other professionals in the beauty and wellness industry who are interested in expanding their skill set or adding esthetic services to their offerings.
- Individuals Interested in Self-Care: People who prioritize self-care and wellness and are seeking ways to improve their overall health and appearance through skincare treatments and beauty rituals.