SLIDE 1 PROTOCOLS:
To delay invasive procedures
Presenter – Margaret LaPierre
SLIDE 2 ABOUT THE PRESENTER
- Licensed Master Esthetician
- Master Esthetics Instructor
- Holistic Health Practitioner
- Certified Aromatologist
- B.S. Health & Wellness
- Board of Barbers &
Cosmetology (Esthetics Seat)
- Advisory Council for American
College of Healthcare Sciences
- Presenter of webinars for ASCP
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Protocols
Why are protocols necessary? Pre-treatment Post-treatment At-home Product lines
SLIDE 4 How the skin ages – 20s
Mild pigment changes No keratosis (no cellular
buildup)
No wrinkles Minimal acne scarring
SLIDE 5 How the skin ages – 30s & 40s
Wrinkles only in motion Lentigines (liver spots) Wrinkles begin to form Light keratosis Nasolabial fold forming
SLIDE 6 How the skin ages – 50s+
Wrinkles at rest Hyperpigmentation Broken capillaries Visible keratosis Laxity in the skin Sallow, ashen complex
SLIDE 7 Consultation
It is important to be
thorough
Medical history Ancestry Lifestyle Products currently in use Physical examination Client’s expectations
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Fitzpatrick Scale
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Lancer Ethnicity Scale
SLIDE 10 Lancer Ethnicity Scale (con’t.)
- How to Calculate:
- Find the LES number for each maternal and
paternal grandparent
- Add the numbers together and divided by 4
- Example:
- Paternal Grandparents
- Father Japanese (LES 4) & Mother African (LES 5) = 9
- Maternal Grandparents
- Father African (LES 5) & Mother No. European (LES 2) = 7
- 9 + 7 = 16 16 ÷ 4 = 4
- Total LES skin type 4
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Lancer Ethnicity Scale (con’t.)
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- Paternal Great Grandparents
- Father African (LES 5)
+ Mother Scandinavian/British Descent (LES 2) = 7
- Maternal Great Grandparents
- Father African (LES 5)
+ Mother Scandinavian/British Descent (LES 2) = 7
- 7 + 7 = 14 14 ÷ 4 = 3.5
- Total LES skin type 3.5
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Other skin concerns to consider
Sensitive Oil-Dry Oily Combination Melasma Hyperpigmentation
SLIDE 15 Pre-Treatment Protocols
What treatment will be done?
- Chemical exfoliation
- Manual exfoliation
- Ultrasound
- IPL
- Laser
What pre-conditioning is necessary?
- Effective agents
- Skin lighteners
- Products to use and to avoid
- Moisturizers
- Sunscreen
How many sessions necessary to achieve optimal
results?
SLIDE 16 Ingredients not to combine
Peels + Exfoliators Vitamin C + High pH of AHAs Toners + Hydroquinone Benzoyl Peroxide + Retinol Retinol + Sunscreen Retinol + Waxing
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Post-treatment Protocols
Cleansers Enzymes Vitamins Plant-based skin brighteners Serums & Moisturizers Sunscreen
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Anti-Aging Protocol
Before After
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Rosacea Protocol
Before After
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Hyperpigmentation Protocol
Before After
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Acne Protocol
Before After
SLIDE 22 When it’s time to refer
When you’ve done all you can
Build a relationship within the
medical realm
for invasive procedures
services
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References Books of Interest
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