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We truly believe in the power of continuity ⏱️

Providing continuous professional training to our physicians & skincare professionals combined with direct support, allows our partners to utilize the most innovative skincare products available in the market today while achieving the best results while treating any skin condition.

What is your key to success? 🤨

By using peels, we can work on the skin’s texture, elasticity, and moisture, while by injecting (i.e. Fillers or Botox) we can provide it with volume, paralyze the muscles, and treat other layers of the skin.

Our DermShield™️ technology is utilized for our peels, so there are almost no side effects- and this is why our professionals are able to perform these treatments on the same day without any complications.

By doing so, holistic treatment can be achieved and the patient will feel more revitalized.

Did you know that Aspirin, also known as Acetylsalicylic Acid, is related to Salicylic Acid?

Therefore, it is imperative (‼) that before treating your patients with Salicylic Acid peels, make sure they are not allergic to Aspirin.

Acneic skin often develops red and dark marks after the pimples have healed. These marks are also known as “Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation marks”.
So what can we do to treat them? 💆🏼‍♀️

Once the skin is balanced, we recommend using Double Fight daily, for its high concentration of Azelaic Acid, for approximately 5-6 months (depending on the skin's type) until the dark spots blur and disappear.

We all know that sunlight damages the skin, not only by creating burns but also in a much broader way. Generally, we divide UV radiation (ultraviolet) into UVB and UVA. UVB radiation has "burning" effects on the skin, whereas UVA radiation causes more significant and deeper damage to the skin, as free radicals accumulate there.

While free radicals can be neutralized with powerful antioxidants, it is also prudent to take precautions to prevent their formation by renewing our sun protection every two hours.

Then what's the best way to protect our skin from these possible hazard threats? 🤨

Oxides of zinc (Titanium Zinc) and Titanium (Titanium Dioxide). A higher-quality protection product will contain the same oxides in a micron structure, which provides stronger, more durable protection. Our Brush & Go Mineral Powder combines these two technologies for maximum sun protection.

If you follow the next guidelines- definitely Yes!

Retinol may be used if your clients have previously used it regularly. Otherwise, the summer is not the right time to begin, since retinol makes the skin photosensitive. Here are our summer usage guidelines:

For Fitzpatrick's 1-2, decrease the concentration to 0.3% (Delicate) and apply daily, avoiding direct sunlight.

For Fitzpatrick's 3-6 >> decrease the concentration to 0.3% but only apply twice a week!

Anyhow, advise your clients not to expose themselves to the sun without sunscreen, and to reapply it every two hours.

The answer to that depends on your patient's Fitzpatrick type, Skin type & Skin sensitivity.

As a general recommendation in the case of Melasma, our G-Peel 50 or our P-Peel 20/40 should be used according to the skin type of the patient.

However, our protocol book is a must-read to ensure that each of your patients is given the correct treatment.

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The skin on our neck is thinner and more sensitive than other areas of the body, so the sun rays can easily penetrate it . When applied directly to the skin, perfume weakens the skin's ability to protect itself from UV damage, and the skin becomes more susceptible to sun damage and pigmentation spots.

Therefore, our recommendation is to apply perfume to your clothes or your wrist, since it is barely exposed to the sun.

Retinol exfoliates the skin and accelerates the formation of new cells. This tightens the epidermal layer, forming a relatively thin skin. As a result, applying a peel to such a thin skin may form a burn. Therefore, we must ensure that our patients refrain from using Retinol 3 days before any peel treatment.

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It’s a myth, of course.

Generally, to prevent skin damage as early as possible, it is best to start using retinol at the age of 30.
Depending on your patient's skin durability, we recommend introducing Retinol Charisma gradually to their treatment routine, starting with our delicate version of 0.3%. 
Results will show after 3-4 weeks.

Retinol’s rapid division of cells causes the skin to be thinner and more sensitive. Therefore, apply sunscreen before venturing out and keep sun exposure to minimal.

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Sometimes, patients go into peel series with unrealistic expectations. They might expect that after one or two peeling treatments, their skin won't break out anymore and their aging signs will disappear.

In reality, it may take up to a few months of treatments for any differences to be visible. Therefore, it is important for both the patient and the therapist to coordinate their expectations before starting any treatment.

So, did you and your patients coordinate expectations today?

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