Master Esthetics
Expanded Techniques and builds upon the foundation of Standard Esthetics by delving into more advanced and specialized techniques.
Specialized Treatments: The curriculum covers a wider range of treatments, such as chemical peels, microdermabrasion, advanced facial treatments, and specialized modalities like LED therapy or radiofrequency treatments.
In-Depth Skin Analysis: Students in Advanced Esthetics learn to perform more detailed skin analyses and design customized treatment plans based on clients' specific needs.
Product Knowledge: There's a deeper exploration of professional skincare products, including understanding ingredients and their effects on the skin.
Client Consultation Skills:** Advanced Esthetics often includes training in conducting thorough client consultations and assessing their needs to provide targeted treatments.
Regulatory Knowledge: Advanced Esthetics might touch on regulatory considerations for more complex treatments and services.
Career Advancement: Graduates of Advanced Esthetics programs may have a competitive advantage in the job market due to their extended skill set and ability to offer specialized services.
The following is Taught:
● Changes In Esthetics
● Infection Control
● Advanced Histology of the Cell and the Skin
● Hormones
● Anatomy and Physiology: Muscles and Nerves
● Anatomy and Physiology: The Cardiovascular and Lymphatic Systems
● Chemistry and Biochemistry
● Laser, Light Energy, and Radio Frequency Technology
● Wellness Management
● Advanced Skin Disorders: Skin in Distress
● Skin Typing and Aging Analysis
● Skin Care Products: Chemistry, Ingredients and Selection
● Botanicals and Aromatherapy
● Ingredients and Products for Skin Issues
● Pharmacology for Estheticians
● Advanced Facial Techniques
● Advanced Skin Care Massage
● Advanced Facial Devices
● Advanced Hair Removal
● Advanced Makeup
● Spa Treatments
● Complementary Wellness Therapies
● Ayurveda Theory and Treatments
● Working in a Medical Setting
● Medical Terminology
● Medical Intervention
● Plastic Surgery Procedures
● The Esthetician’s Role in Pre- and Post Medical Treatments
● Financial Business Skills
● Marketing
● Basic Lash Extensions (Kit Included)
● Intro to Permanent Makeup
● Body Sugaring
● Lash Lift and Tint
● Brow Lamination
● Spray Tanning
* If you are already a Licensed Esthetician, you may take a Masters Program to obtain your
Master's Esthetic License. The difference in hours is 450 credit hours, along with taking the WA State Masters Exams.