Providing effective results for your client starts with confidently identifying skin conditions.

Nutrition and its reflection on skin has always been an interesting topic for skincare therapists. Vitamins, carotenoids, tocopherols, flavonoids and a variety of plant extracts have been reported to possess potent antioxidant properties and have been widely used in the skin care industry either as topically applied agents or oral supplements for prolonged youthful skin appearance. Learning about how nutrition is taken in the body and applied to the skin can be beneficial to clients of all ages.

The SQT Online Course is your complete training for mastering one of today’s most in-demand resurfacing treatments. You’ll learn the science behind spicule bio-induction, step-by-step service protocols, customization techniques, safety standards, and real-world practice guidance. By the end, you’ll feel confident delivering transformative results with a gentle, non-invasive treatment your clients will love.

1 Module 1: What is Paramedical Esthetics Module 2: Skin Science Module 3: Fitzpatrick and Rubin’s Skin Typing Module 4: Understanding Melanin Module 5: Review: Bones of the Face Module 6: Understanding Facial Muscles Module 7: Basic Medical Terminology Module 8 : A Little About Wound Care Module 9 : MLD/Understanding the Lymphatic System Module 1 Paramedical Esthetician (Also called Clinical or Medical Esthetician) A paramedical esthetician is a highly trained skincare professional who works in medical or clinical settings and focuses on improving skin affected by medical conditions, trauma, or advanced skin concerns . Simple Definition A paramedical esthetician bridges the gap between cosmetic skincare and medical dermatology