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Advanced treatment
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Exfoliation can be accomplished | Manually Chemically Mechanically |
| The process of removing dead skin cells from the epidermis layer of the skin is known as: | Microdermabrasion Keratolysis Superficial peeling |
| The term that describes the process by which the skin produces new cells that travel from the dermis to the epidermis is: | Cell renewal factor |
| Salicylic acid is a/an: | Beta Hydroxy Acid |
| Skin should have a pH range of: | 4.5-5.5 |
| Lactic Acid is a/an: | Alpha Hydroxy Acid |
| To be effective, the solution for chemical exfoliation should have: | An acid with a pH that is lower than the skin's pH |
| A contraindication to chemical exfoliation is: | Pregnancy |
| Following a chemical exfoliation service, explain the client should: | Avoid prolonged time in the sun Use sun protection immediately following a treatment |
| A form of mechanical exfoliation is: | Microdermabrasion |
| The exfoliation method that does not penetrate into or below the epidermis layer is: | Microdermabrasion |
| The method that uses wavelengths and electromagnetic radiation for skin treatments is: | Laser technology |
| The wavelengths used in light and color therapy are: | Visible and infrared |
| The device that is used to tone and firm facial muscles: | Microcurrent |
| A procedure that makes the abdomen thinner and more firm by removing excess skin and fat is called: | Abdominoplasty |
| Hydrotherapy is a spa treatment that incorporates the use of______- | Water |
| The application of pressure to specific points of the body (typically hands, feet and ears) is called: | Reflexology |
| A skin treatment that involves the application of seaweed, mud or clay to the body and then the body is covered with cloth: | Body wrap |
| The cellulite treatment that reduces adipose tissue through a vacuum/suction massage is: | Endermology |
| Another term for an "eye-lift" procedure: | Blepharoplasty |
| Another term for "face-lift" procedure: | Rhytidectomy |
| The use of products mixed with friction to exfoliate and/or nourish the skin can be achieved through: | Body Scrubs |
| The body procedure that minimizes varicose veins is: | Sclerotherapy |
| The mechanical exfoliation method that removes tissue down to the dermis layer is: | Dermabrasion |
| Treatments that do not remove tissue, but do stimulate collagen production are called: | Non-ablative |
| Surgery that is performed to restore a or return an appearance and/or function back to it's normal level is called: | Reconstructive |
| Originally from India, this treatment is considered to be a mind-body system, which incorporates diet, yoga and herbal treatments: | Ayurveda |
| The bumpy, lumpy or dimpled appearance of the flesh: | Cellulite |
| Substances used to plump up the skin: | Injectables |
| A non-surgical skin treatment that is above the audible range to the human ear. Treatments are used for collagen production, stimulating tissues, cleansing and exfoliating the skin: | Ultrasound |
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