An accredited specialised training program that equips medical and nursing staff with the knowledge and clinical skills needed to apply laser and dermapen techniques safely and effectively in dermatology and medical aesthetics.
It focuses on explaining how the various devices work and choosing the right treatment option for each clinical case, with strict adherence to safety and infection-control standards and management of potential side effects and complications.
Laser and dermapen techniques: toward safe and effective aesthetic practice
In the fast-moving world of aesthetic medicine, laser and dermapen (micro-needling) techniques are a cornerstone of effective non-surgical solutions for a wide range of skin problems and skin rejuvenation. This intensive scientific course aims to give health practitioners and specialists a deep understanding of the technological and biological mechanisms behind these procedures. The program begins by exploring the physical principles of the different laser devices and dermapen technology, focusing on how they work and how they affect skin tissue to stimulate collagen and regenerate cells effectively.
The topics then move to the applied side and safe clinical practice, highlighting the precise criteria for selecting suitable patients and identifying contraindications to avoid complications. Participants will be able to distinguish between expected side effects and complex adverse reactions, and review strategies for managing them professionally. The course concludes by emphasising safety and infection-control protocols and how to integrate these techniques practically and safely into the daily practice of aesthetic clinics, ensuring the best treatment results with the highest levels of clinical safety.
Physicians:
General medicine
Dermatology
Anesthesia
Nursing and midwifery staff:
Primary care, medical-surgical nursing, wound care, and care of diabetic foot and diabetic patients.
Perioperative nursing (before, during and after surgery), anesthesia nursing and pain management.
Emergency and disaster nursing, emergency and disaster nursing management, and nursing administration.
Cardiovascular care nursing, renal dialysis, palliative and oncology nursing, obstetrics and gynecology, neurophysiology, and nursing education.
Midwifery.
Pharmacy sector:
Clinical pharmacy.
Pharmaceutical sciences.
Pharmaceutical administration and general pharmacy.
