"OWN A BEAUTY BUSINESS"
A turn-key business model offering non-invasive age-defy procedures.
Basic Level 1 - Technician Training per device
1. EMS body system
Part i: overview
Part ii: EMS - electronic muscle stimulation
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Theory & history
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Review EMS manual
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Review equipment operations
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What is EMS, how and why it works
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Why choose EMS over other industry
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EMS programs
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Human muscle anatomy
Part iii: EMS programs & protocols
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Review protocols
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Diathermy
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Faradism
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Intensity programs review
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Demonstration treatment on model
Part iv: EMS consultations
Part v: EMS consultation practice (role play)
Part vi: EMS practicum testing (model required) and EMS exam review
2. Microcurrent natural facelift / galvanic skin rejuvenation system
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Theory & history
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Review MDF manual
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Review equipment operations
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What is MDF, how and why it works
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Why choose MDF over other industry
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MDF protocols & programs
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Face muscle anatomy
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Skin theory & assessments
Part vii: MDF protocols
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Review & practice protocols
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Galvanic skin rejuvenation
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Demonstration treatment on model
Part viii: MDF consultation
Part ix: MDF consultation practice (role play)
Part x: MDF practicum exam
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MDF & galvanism review – discussion & questions
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MDF & galvanism practicum testing with client (model required)
Part xi – MDF/galvanic written exam
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Review MDF manual & exam
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Write exam (1 hour)
3. Elapromed transdermalporation training *no written exam
Part xii: Review manual - discussion & questions
1. Demonstration treatment on model
2. Practicum testing with client (model required
4. Practicum Program
Two-week practicum training with real clients. A minimum of 10 real clients at 5 treatments each EMS & MDF and elapromed procedures is required to complete certification.
1. Training Overview
2. Medi-spa Business procedures - operations
2.1. Necessary contact information
2.2.What you need to operate
2.2.1 Client Forms
2.2.2 Supplies and Materials
2.3 Age-Defy Treatments
2.4 Sanitation & cleaners
3. Galvanism Advanced
4. Definitions
4.1 IONTOPHORESIS
4.1.2 Mechanism of action
4.1.3 Sensations
4.1.4 Effects
4.1.5 Side effects
4.1.6 Indications
4.1.7 Contraindications
4.1.8 Precautions
5.DESINCRUSTATION
5.1 Definition
5.2 Mechanism of action
5.3 Sensations
5.4 Effects
5.5 Side effects
5.6 Indications
5.7 Contraindications
5.8 Precautions
5.9 Choices for Desincrustation solutions
6 FUNCTIONS TABLE
6.1 Face Anatomy Advanced
6.2 Skin Anatomy
6.3 Epidermis
6.4 Keratinocytes
6.5 Melanocytes
6.7 Langerhans cells
6.8 Merkel cells
6.9 Dermis
6.10 Fibroblasts
6.11 Skin conditions & assessment
6.12 Using the Magnifying Lamp
6.13 What an Esthetician Looks for During Skin Analysis
7. Skin Glossary & Definitions
7.1 Oedema
7.2 Hypotension *Low blood pressure
7.3 Hypertension *High Blood pressure
7.4 Thrombosis
7.5 Hemophilia
7.6 Hernia
7.7 Varicose veins
7.8 Faradism
7.9 The amount of adipose tissue between the EMS pad and the muscle.
7.10 State of the muscle.
7.11 How and Why the Treatment Works
7.12 Is it painful like a gym work out
7.13 How many inches can you lose?
7.14 OVERVIEW OF THE MUSCLE TISSUE CONTRACTIONS
8. Skin Conditions
8.1 ACNE
8.1.1 Definition
8.1.2 Causes and symptoms
8.1.3 Stress. Emotional stress may contribute to acne
8.1.4 Facial zone map
8.1.5 Comedo "Blackhead" redirects here. For other uses, see Blackhead (disambiguation).
8.1.6 Causes
8.2 Wrinkles
8.2.1 How do facial lines and wrinkles form?
8.2.2 Fine lines
8.2.3 Furrows
8.2.4 Crow's feet
8.2.5 Worry lines
8.2.6 Frown lines
8.2.7 Types of wrinkles
8.2.8 Rosacea
8.2.9 Dehydration
8.3 Water has many functions in your body.
8.4 Are you drinking the amount of water you should every day?
8.4.1 Signs and Symptoms
8.4.2 Treatment and Prevention
9. Electronic Muscle Stimulation Advanced
9.1 What is EMS – Electronic Muscle Stimulation
9.2 Getting optimum results
9.2.1 Tone Up - Lose Weight
9.2.2 Diet
9.2.3 After Child Birth
9.2.4 EMS definition
9.2.5 Mechanism of action
9.2.6 Sensations
9.2.7 Effects
9.2.8 Side effects
9.2.9 Indications
9.2.10 Contraindications
9.2.11 Precautions
9.2.12 Reasons for poor contractions
10. Sales and Marketing 101
10.1 Your Typical Client *Anti-aging
10.2 Typical traits of a client
10.3 Client recruiting
10.4 Promotional Material
10.5 Networking
10.6 n Advertising
10.7 Social media
10.8 FACEBOOK Champaign
10.9 TWITTER Champaign
10.10 Your WEB SITE
10.11 Social Media Tips & Link
10.12 TIPS
10.13 Referral program
10.14 Client retention
10.15 Alumni Clients
10.16 Client turnover
10.17 Taking time off (sustainability)
11. Operations & HR Advanced
11.1 Cancelation Policy
11.2 Opening the clinic
11.3 Consultations
11.4 Client treatments
11.5 Closing the clinic
11.6 Cleaning your equipment
11.7 Client Inquiry’s
11.8 Follow up an inquiry
11.9 Qualify the prospective client
11.10 booking appointments
11.12 A typical work week schedule
11.13 Description Codes
11.14 Google Calendar Appendix *review Google Calendar App
11.15 Appointment booking dialog:
11.16 Typical consultation appointment times
12. The Consultation advanced
12.1 Preparing for client arrival (15 mins before)
12.2 Client arrival
12.3 Assessment
12.4 The treatment techniques
12.5 The Glorified facial massage
12.6 Quoting a series of treatments
12.7 The close
12.8 The payment
12.9 Explain your booking policy
12.10 Bookings dates & time selection Dialog
12.11 Consultation practice with trainer
13. Practicum program advanced
13.1 What is the practicum program?
13.2 What is the reason for the reason?
13.3 Practicum Card
13.4 Finding your practicum clients
13.5 Prospecting new clients
13.6 Get a decent list of prospects.
13.7 Create a qualifying script.
13.8 Set reasonable prospecting goals.
13.9 Get into a positive mental state
13.10 Make the calls.
13.11 Smart, Easy Ways to Find Customers