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light-based skin treatments


The Genesis fromSilhouette Dermalift combines light therapy and ultrasonic technology to deliver healing results to your clients’ skin with an improvement in tone and texture.


therefore, imperative that new users of lasers or IPLs gain a thorough training otherwise they will never achieve good results, and possibly destroy their reputation.You must have a clear understanding of the processes involved to be able to deliver a good, consistent treatment.


“Understanding these processes will enable you to choose the right parameters for your clients. It will also help you to choose the right equipment for the job too!”


The Genesis from Silhouette Dermalift combines the proven and dynamic technologies of Ultrasound and Light Therapy. This potent combination of technology provides a powerful and fast anti-ageing mechanism that can treat myriad skin conditions: Red light facilitates tissue repair and rejuventation, blue light reduces inflammation and provides an anti-bacterial effect, and yellow light tones and smoothes the skin, whilst prompting the production of Collagen.


CACI’s uniqueWrinkle Comb hand piece, used in conjunction with the CACI Ultra or CACI Ultimate, combines high frequency Microcurrent and LED stimulation.


Genesis’ light therapy can be applied alone, or concurrently alongside the ultrasonic treatment using specifically designed ultrasonic handpieces fitted with an array of LEDs around the outside of the ultrasonic applicator head. The light’s colour can be changed according to your client’s specific skin care needs, whilst the mode of the light can be switched to either constant on, or to a pulsed mode. This pulsed effect maximises the light’s penetration of the skin to different depths, providing treatment to both the epidermis, dermis and underlying tissue.


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Light-based treatments have been proven to be extremely effective in treating a whole host of skin complaints, and it is important that any therapist offering laser, IPL or LED therapies is fully trained in the system they are using. It is essential not only for the safety of your clients, but also for the therapist to be able to gain insurance and also be able to offer the correct type of treatment to suit the needs of the person they are treating.


The DermaCo Pro 6 in 1 system features violet LED, along with red, blue, green, yellow, playing an integral part of the treatment.


“As we all know, light-based therapies are not routinely taught in beauty colleges and so many therapists enter the workplace with no knowledge of this technique at all,” saysMikeMurphy of DermaLaseTraining Services. “It is,


For therapists looking to gain expert knowledge on light-based treatments and hone their skills, the company offer training in the theory and application of medical lasers and IPL systems on a range of skin conditions. Courses offered include ‘Core of Knowledge’ explaining how and why these technologies work plus theoretical and practical hands-on training on the treatment of blood vessels, Acne and skin rejuvenation.


There are so many different options when it comes to light-based systems, whether you’re looking for a standalone machine or a system that can be incorporated into your existing treatments. Clients suffering withAcneic skin, Rosacea or brown spots caused by pigmentation can be offered a new lease of life with the successful treatment offered by light therapy.


Not only can it be incredibly rewarding to know you’ve helped change the way a person sees themselves by ridding them of their skin problem, but it can also give you a niche treatment area in which to specialise.


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