Hautdiagnose / Hautanalyse

1. Anatomy and physiology of the skin:

A basic introduction to the structure and functions of the skin, including the different layers of the skin, the functions of skin cells, hair, nails, sebaceous glands, etc.

2. Skin types and conditions:

Understand and recognize different skin types (e.g. oily, dry, combination) and skin conditions (e.g. acne, rosacea, pigmentation, dehydration).

3. Diagnostic techniques:

Methods for assessing the skin, including visual inspection, palpation, and use of diagnostic tools such as dermatoscopes or skin analyzers.

4. Product selection:

How to select and recommend skin care products and treatments according to individual skin needs and conditions.

5. Treatment options:

Knowledge of various skin care treatments such as cleansing, exfoliating, moisturizing, anti-aging treatments, laser therapy, chemical peels, etc.

6. Product ingredients:

Understanding the effects of different skin care product ingredients and their potential impact on different skin types and conditions.

7. Advice and communication:

How to communicate effectively with clients to understand their skin concerns, identify their needs, and provide appropriate skin care recommendations.

8. Ethics and legal aspects:

Touchpoints on ethical and legal issues related to skin diagnosis and treatment, including data protection, patient rights and liability issues.

9. Advanced diagnostic techniques:

More advanced techniques such as skin analysis software or biophysical measurements may also be covered.