Kimmy K academy

Course curriculum

Introduction to The Skin Repair Pen/Dermaroller/Dermapen and Skin Needling. Range of skin conditions Skin Needling Can Improve. Different skin types and how to asses them. Skin Needling versus other established techniques. Patient Selection and suitability. Cross Infection Control Pre & Post treatment care. Treatment preparation. Practical hands on training with live models. These treatments are undertaken to treat all kind of skin problems where the body uses its own natural healing process to alleviate fine lines, appearance of scars, wrinkles, uneven skin tone, stretch marks, sun damaged skin, cellulite and even hair loss wrinkles. Micro skin needling encourages Collagen and Elastin production within the skin and helps to reduce the appearance of skin imperfections making the skin smoother, brighter, healthier and younger looking. Dermal Rollering is carried out using an implement covered in tiny micro-needles which penetrate through the top layer of the skin without damaging them. The channels made in the skin are tiny and heal very quickly. As the skin heals it gives enough time for the serums to penetrate deep into the lower layers (where collagen is produced) of the skin which is fundamental to the treatment and the results. It is what makes the treatment as effective, as the skin soaks up the products applied. It has been said that it is 10,000 times more effective than applying products topically. Derma pen is an electronic devise, somewhat faster and less painful. Microneedling pens can easily treat those hard to reach areas such as around the eyes, nose and upper lip whereas it is more difficult to reach these areas with traditional rollers. Needle depth can be adjusted with Microneedling Pen whereas the Microneedling Rollers can only reach a single depth. The benefit of adjusting needle depth allows us to cater to different areas of the face that require different penetration levels for best results. Post training requirements : This may be in the form of witness statements, client testimonials, photographic evidence, and reflection.