Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation & its Treatments

Jul 25th, 2016
Jul 25th, 2016
22600 Ventura Blvd # 103, Woodland Hills, CA 91364
Phone:1.818. 876 0134
Fax:1.818. 963 8981
In an ever changing and evolving climate, our skin and our clients skins are suffering from constant inflammation that will need to be acknowledged and addressed. During sun exposure, physiological reactions occur, triggered by a network of cellular interactions between keratinocytes, mast cells, fibroblasts, dermal vasculature over melanocytes and dermal inflammation, playing an important role in the hyper-pigmentation and activation of melasma lesions. You will learn who's at risk, signs and symptoms, self-care guidelines, when to seek medical care and treatments. You will learn the Management of Dark circles or periorbital hyper-pigmentation (POH), and the Therapeutic options with depigmenting agents combination. You will go through the Role and limitations of the Estheticians facing hyper/hypo-pigmentation in their professional settings Use of topical agents Indications and contra-indications