May 2020 Online Articles are Here!
| | This month DERMASCOPE examines how professionals can effectively begin to rebook clients. Also, take a quick stroll through history as DERMASCOPE breaks down beauty through the ages. Lastly, read on how to enhance the rejuvenating effects in chemical peels.
Take a peek at some of these highlighted favorites this month, along with the latest webinars, then head to DERMASCOPE.com to read more! | | | | Pigmentation: Disorders, Causes, & Treatments presented by Michael Pugliese
Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 11 P.M. CST | | | Hyperpigmentation is a complicated condition faced by many professionals and consumers alike. This presentation will explore the mechanisms of melanin formation and melanocyte function, as well as associated states of hypo and hyperpigmentation. Learn why the enzymes tyrosinase, phenylalanine oxidase, and newly discovered lightening mechanisms such as melanosome transfer (MIT) and melanin stimulating hormones (MSH) inhibitors are key components in melanin formation. | |  | How to Effectively Rebook Clients by Savanna Boda, L.E. | | | If you are not rebooking each client after their service you are not only doing yourself a disservice but your client as well. I often hear other providers saying they feel uncomfortable or pushy when asking clients if they'd like to rebook for the following month. Most providers assume if the client wants to rebook that they will do so themselves, this is not always the case. Our clients rely on us for our professional opinion and expertise. It is our obligation as their skin care provider to create a treatment plan and pathway for them to reach their goal. | |
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| | |  | Wrinkles: Is Botox the Best Option? by Holly Tanella, L.E. | | | Most people think that when wrinkles appear, they need Botox to fix it. They typically think it's their only solution! Botox relaxes the muscles from moving that are causing the wrinkle, but this is just a temporary fix. Botox is a neurotoxin called botulinum toxin that is produced by the bacterium clostridium. Botulinum blocks nerve activity in the muscles. Simply put, it is a brain toxin that paralyzes the injected muscle. Botox does come with risks, so individuals should always research before making any decision. | | | COVER CONTEST To celebrate our 45th anniversary, we are searching for the top 45 professionals in the industry to highlight in an upcoming special section of the December 2020 issue. Of the 45, one special professional will be chosen to be on the cover!
Entries must be submitted on or before May 31st, 2020. The following questions are our way of getting to know you -- so the more details, the better! Tap the image, give us your best shot, and YOU COULD BE A WINNER! | | |  | Beauty Through the Ages by Annette Hanson | | | Beauty rituals have existed for thousands of years around the world. And, throughout history, the ideal beauty look has changed drastically. From the Ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, and Geishas in Japan and to modern times, we have seen it all – bronze skin, pale porcelain skin, tanning oil, sunscreen, thick and bold prominent eyebrows, pencil-thin eyebrows… the list goes on. Every culture around the world has established beauty rituals that have heavily influenced what is done today. Let's take a look at the beautiful evolution of beauty. | |  | Ayurveda for Aestheticians presented by Robert & Melanie Sachs
Monday, July 13, 2020 at 11 P.M. CST | | | Ayurveda is well established as one of the top spa trends and its principles continue to inspire innovative, holistic approaches to beauty and the spa world. This webinar will breakdown Ayurveda starting at its roots all the way to its five main principles that apply to skin care and spa modalities. Discover why this ancient science is more relevant now more than ever. Learn how Ayurveda can influence and help bring balance to a spa practice. | |  | How to Enhance the Rejuvenating Effects of Peels
by Shannon Easu | | | There is an art form to chemical peeling that comes with an understanding of skin, knowledge of the variety of solutions and how they affect the skin, as well as technique. Particularly with the advancements in peel formulas we now have available to us, understanding the dynamics of peels will go a long way in helping you identify how to create customized treatments for clients and enhance the outcomes. | | | | | | |
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