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14521770725Accelerated hydrogen peroxideNon toxic to skin, change every 14 days0
14521770726Advanced exfoliationRemoving epidermal skin cells thru manual, mechanical, or chemical means. Dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, chemical/enzyme exfoliation1
14521770727advanced treatmentsUsing electrical energy: light therapy, galvanic current, microcurrent, high frequency, radio frequency, sound waves, lymphatic drainage, advanced extractions2
14521770728Advanced extractionPerformed with needles or lancets3
14521770729AnaphoresisNegative electrode and alkaline pH4
14521770730AnodePositively charged electrode by which electrons leave the device5
14521770731AutoclavePiece of equipment used to sterilize articles by way of steam under pressure and/or dry heat6
14521770732PittaFire and water7
14521770733VattaAir and ether8
14521770734KaphaWater and earth9
14521770735bleach5% sodium hypochlorite, dilute to 1% solution10
14521770736Botoxneurotoxin injected into muscles of the face to prevent the muscles from contracting and causing wrinkles11
14521770737CataphoresisPositive iontophoresis, uses positive electrode and acid pH12
14521770738CathodeNegative charged electrode13
14521770739CavitaionNon invasive ultrasound waves gliding over water medium on skin, penetrate skin to create bubbles next to fat cells. Deep cleansing and exfoliation of epidermis. Deeper treatment disrupts fat cells in cellulite treatment14
14521770740Cellulite reductionBreak up fat cells caught between elastin and collagen fibers15
14521770741MicrocurrentLow voltage electrical current which mirrors body's biocurrent. Repairs damage skin, stimulate elastin and collagen fibroblasts16
14521770742Light peelsEpidermis only, non invasive and non aggressive17
14521770743liposuctionSurgically remove pockets of fat via suction18
14521770744MicrodermabrasionMechanical exfoliation that involves shooting aluminum oxide or other crystals at the skin with a hand-held device that exfoliates dead cells.19
14521770745Reikia Japanese technique in which the practitioner transfers healing energy to the patient by means of visualization or gentle touch20
14521770746Sinusodial currentHigh frequency, smooth repetitive alternating currents21
14521770747HBVBlood borne pathogen causes liver disease and eventually death. Vaccination available22
14521770748HIVImmunodeficiency virus transmitted by blood, semen, vaginal fluid, breastmilk.23
14521770749Hep CLiver disease, only by blood, no vaccine24
14521770750Skin sensitizing medsBlood thinners, wound healing, acne meds, photo sensitizing agents25
14521770751Glogan scaleEvaluates photodamage (sun) based on wrinkling categorized by age26
14521770752Glogan 1Mild, no wrinkles, 28-3527
14521770753Glogan 2Moderate, wrinkles while face is in motion, 35-5028
14521770754Glogan 3Advanced, wrinkle at rest, 50-6529
14521770755Glogan 4Severe, 60+, wrinkles throughout30
14521770756Fitzpatrick scaleScale used to measure the skin type's ability to tolerate sun exposure.31
14521770757Fitzpatrick 1White (always burns/never tans), blonde/redhead, green eyes, Irish/Scottish32
14521770758Fitzpatrick 2White (usually burns/difficult tan), blonde, green/blue/hazel, Eastern European33
14521770759Fitzpatrick 3White? (Sometimes burns/ok tan), blonde/brown, blue/brown eyes, Western European or asian34
14521770760Fitzpatrick 4Olive (rarely burns/easy tan), brown hair, brown eyes, latinx, middle eastern, Hispanic35
14521770761Fitzpatrick 5Brown (very rarely burns/very easy tan), brown/black hair, brown eyes, east/west indian36
14521770762Fitzpatrick 6Black (almost never burns/always tans), black hair, black/brown eyes, African37
14521770763Woods lamp- white spotsDead skin cells38
14521770764Woods lamp: whiteThick corneum39
14521770765Woods lamp: purpleDehydration40
14521770766Woods lamp: orange, yellow, pinkExcess sebum41
14521770767Woods lamp: brown/purpleHyperpigmentation42
14521770768Wood's Lamp - Blue/whiteNormal43
14521770769Sebaceous hyperplasiaEnlarged sebaceous gland, common on forehead and cheeks. Yellowish with depression in the middle (think donut)44
14521770770SyringomaSmall Papules, harmless swear duct tumors, commonly mistaken for milia45
14521770771XanthelasmaSoft yellow bumps, found around eyes, often from lipid disorder46
14521770772port-wine stainPresent at birth, vascular formation of dermal blood cells47
14521770773venous lakeblue-purple dilation of venules and capillaries in a star-shaped, linear, or flaring pattern48
14521770774cherry angiomaa small, round, bright red blood vessel tumor on the skin, often on the trunk of the elderly49
14521770775Pityrosporum folliculitisFound on back and upper arms, looks like bacterial folliculitis50
14522478813Acne simplexGrades 1 and 251
14522478814Acne simplex causesDehydrated epidermis, improper product use, lack of circulation, slow cellular turnover, overproduction of sebum52
14522478815Acne simplex treatmentsFacial with extractions, AHA (dry skin), BHA (oily skin), microdermabrasion, dermaplaning, oxygen facial treatment53
14522478816Ingredients to help acne simplexSalicylic acid, glycolic acid, lactic acid, papaya enzyme, retinol, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, microexfoliants54
14522478817acne vulgarisGrades 3 and 455
14522478818Acne vulgaris causesHormone fluctuation, overstimulation of the skin, medical conditions, medications, occlusion and pressure, accumulated bacteria56
14522478819Acne vulgaris treatmenentsCalming facial w/ no extractions, Jessner peel (oily skin), TCA peel (dry skin), laser/light therapy, blue LED therapy, acne meds57
14522478820Ingredients to help acne vulgarisBenzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, lactic acid, sulfur, tee tree oil, green tea, azelaic acid58
14522478821RosaceaVascular disorder of skin characterized by flushing, erythema, and telangiectasia59
14522478822Stage 1 RosaceaFlushing lasting longer than 10 mins, burning and stinging60
14522478823Stage 2 RosaceaRed central portion of face w/ small papules and pinpoint pustules, inflammation may lead to edema and fibrous changes in skin, large pores and rough texture61
14522478824stage 3 rosaceaSkin thickening and irregular surface nodularities: rhinophyma(nose), gnathophyma(chin), metophyma(forehead), seen on middle aged men62
14522478825Stage 4 RosaceaRed watery swollen eyes and characteristics of other stages63
14522478826Advanced glycation end products (AGEs)Excess sugar triggers this and causes fibers, collagen, and elastin to stiffen leading to aging64
14522478827AGEs treatmentsRegular exercise, low glycemic food, antioxidant supplements. Topical: green tea, resveratrol , retinol, blueberry extract, bakchiol, gota kula65
14522478828Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)a group of extremely reactive peroxides and oxygen-containing radicals that may contribute to cellular damage66
14522478829ROS treatmentReduce sun exposure, smoking, alcohol, stress. Topical: vitamin C and E, sunscreen, polyphenols, uric acid67
14522478830MMPs (matrix metalloproteinases)Enzymes that breakdown damaged proteins, if not controlled they can damage healthy collagen and elastin68
14522478831Glycolic acidthe strongest alpha hydroxy acid and is derived from sugar cane.69
14522478832lactic acidStrong aha derived from milk70
14522478833malic acidAha derived from apples71
14522478834tartaric acidAha derived from grapes72
14522478835Mandelic acidAha derived from bitter almonds73
14522478836citric acidAha derived from citrus fruit74
14522478837Frosting/blanchingCommon with salicylic acid, whitening of skin75
14522478838Jessner's peel14% Salicylic, 14% Lactic, 14% resorcinol in an alcohol base. Used for combo/oily skin w/ photo damage, self neutralizing. 1-3 coats76
14522478839TCA peelSynthetic acid, esthetician's use 7%-12% concentration77
14522478840MicrodermabrasionUses aluminum oxide crystals, sodium bicarbonate salts, or diamond tip as method of exfoliation. Dead skin and detached crystals are suctioned78
14522478841DermaplaningNo. 10 blade at 45 degree angle79
14522478842Microneedling (collagen induction therapy)Controlled wound response to improve skin, 3-6 treatments 4-6 weeks apart80
14522478843Microneedeling depth and gaugeEsthetician's use needle depth at 0.3 or less and gauge 30-3481
14522478844Inflammatory stageFour days after, causes platelet release to clot blood, immune cells fight potential bacteria, antioxidant and sun protection is vital82
14522478845proliferative phaseForty two days after, growth factors are released from fibroblasts, keratinocytes, monocytes. stem cells, peptides, and growth factors can be introduced83
14522478846remodeling phaseTwo years after, collagen 3 (young) turns to collagen 1 (tough and long lasting)84
14522478847whole blood55% plasma, 41% red blood cells, 4% white blood cells and platelets85
14522478848ANSI laser 1No damaging radiation under normal conditions86
14522478849ANSI laser 1MNot known to cause damage unless optical aids are used87
14522478850ANSI laser 2Low power laser safe to use due to human aversion response, wear protective eyewear88
14522478851ANSI laser 2MNot known to be hazardous unless viewed with optical aid89
14522478852ANSI laser 3RLow power laser that needs control measures: eyewear and no direct, specular reflection90
14522478853ANSI laser 3BMedium power laser which are dangerous aimed at eyes, eye protection required, no fire hazard91
14522478854ANSI laser 4High power laser, direct, specular, diffuse reflection can all produce hazard to eye and skin, fire hazard92
14522478855LASER stands forlight amplification by stimulated emission of radiation93
14522478856Wavelength frequency big to smallRadio Microwave Infrared Visible UV X-ray Gamma94
14522478857Argon blue/green488-514nm targets blood and melanin95
14522478858KTP green532nm targets blood and melanin96
14522478859pulsed dye yellow577-585nm targets blood97
14522478860Ruby red694nm targets melanin98
14522478861Alexandrite deep red755 nm targets blood and melanin99
14522478862Diode near infrared800-900nm targets blood and melanin100
14522478863ND:YAG near infrared1064-1320nm targets blood and melanin101
14522478864erbium:YAG mid infrared2940nm targets water102
14522478865CO2 far infrared10600nm targets water103
14522478866Thermal relaxation timehow long it takes the target chromophore to lose 50% of the heat it absorbs104
14522478867JouleMeasure of energy emitted105
14522478868FluenceEnergy delivered per cm squared106
14522478869Pulse width/pulse durationMeasure of time specified to deliver energy, commonly measure in ms107
14522478870Spot sizeRadius of beam108
14522478871Photo-thermalLight to heat up and destroy target109
14522478872Photo-chemicalLight to activate chemical and destroy target110
14522478873Photo-mechanicalLight to breakdown target111
14522478874Non-Ablative LasersPenetrate the epidermis, usually without affecting it, to treat the papillary dermis below112
14522478875IPL (intense pulsed light)Targets multiple wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum, cannot be in phase113
14522478876Tissue interactions with lightAbsorption, reflection, scattering, transmission114
14522478877Ablative lasersRemove the affected portion of the epidermis to heat the papillary dermis, which regenerates collagen115
14522478878CO2 laserStrong as ****116
14522478879LEDUsed for skin rejuvenation117
14522478880Infrared LED LightDetox, reduce pain, increase circulation118
14522478881Amber LEDMuscles, healing, collagen, elastin119
14522478882Blue LED LightReduces acne, & reduces bacteria.120
14522478883Green LED LightReduces hyperpigmentation, reduces redness, calms & soothes.121
14522478884Red LED LightIncreases circulation, improves collagen & elastin production, stimulates wound healing.122
14522478885radio frequencyHeat dermis and stimulate collagen 104-115 degree123
14522478886UltrasoundSound waves with frequencies above 20,000 Hz. Skin tightening and firming124
14522478887MicrocurrentAn extremely low level of electricity that mirrors the body's natural electrical impulses.125
14522478888Tretinoin (Retin-A)Acne and anti aging126
14522478889Retinol (Vitamin A)Less side effects than retin-a127
14522478890retinyl palmitateArtificially stablized form of vitamin A128
14522478891TazaroteneUsed for psoriasis and acne, vitamin A derivative129
14522478892AdalpeneAcne and keratosis pilaris130
14522478893AHAwater soluble substances that exfoliate131
14522478894BHAlipid soluble exfoliants for oily/acne skin132
14522478895LHALipid soluble, anti bacterial, anti inflammatory, good for acne133
14522478896PHAas effective as aha w/ less irritation and more moisturizer134
14522478897gluconolactonePHA, antioxidant, anti inflammatory, acne and rosacea135
14522478898CaffineIncrease effectiveness of sunscreen by fighting UV induced free radicals136
14522478899AminogluanadineFight advanced glycation end products137
14522478900Ferulic acidWhen used w/ 15% vitamin C and 1% vitamin E doubles as photo protection, protects oxidative stress138
14522478901Alpha Lipoic AcidLipid and water soluble antioxidant, repair protein damage139
14522478902Ubiquinone (coenzyme Q)Lipid soluble antioxidant protects against intrinsic/extrinsic aging, increase cellular energy140
14522478903IdbenoneRepair photo damage141
14522478904Vitamin CAntioxidant protection, protects against UV damage142
14522478905L-absorbic acidWater soluble form of vitamin C, 10% or less concentration and pH below 3.5, skin lightening, strengthen collagen fiber143
14522478906L-ascorbyl palmitateLess potent more stable than L-absorbate144
14522478907Magnesium Ascorbyl PhosphateStable and potent vitamin C and skin lightening145
14522478908ResveratrolFound in grape skin, controls inflammation and prevents breakdown of proteins146
14522478909Silymarin Milk ThistleStimulates protein synthesis, protects DNA from radiation, reduces toxins in cells147
14522478910D-BoldineBoldo tree in Chile, anti inflammatory and prevents peroxidation148
14522478911L-arginineFound in almonds, leafy green, walnuts, wound repair149
14522478912L-cysteineLiver and pumpkins, sulfur amino acid, anti inflammatory, antioxidant, regulate melanin production150
14522478930LycopeneGuava, rosehip, tomatoes, watermelon, protects cells151
14522478931CopperStimulate collagen, elastin, glycosaminoglycans152
14522478932ZincUsed in acne treatments153
14522478933HydroquinoneFound in berries, tea, coffee, skin lightener154
14522478934azelaic acidInhibits enzyme tyrosinase, antibacterial, treats rosacea155
14522478935kojic acidTyrosinase inhibitor, derived from fungi156
14522478936Licorice root extractTyrosinase inhibitor w/out cytotoxicity157
14522478937paper mulberryTyrosinase inhibitor, low irritation158
14522478938ellagic acidPomegranate and red raspberry, skin lightening159
14522478939Bearberry/arbutinInhibits tyrosinase and evens existing skin tone160
14522478940phytic acidBrans, seeds, cereals,161
14522478941Signal peptidesEncourage fibroblasts to increase collagen production162
14522478942Neurotransmitter peptidesLimit muscle contraction163
14522478943Carrier peptideStabilize and deliver elements necessary for wound healing164
14522478944Grape seedInhibit UV radiation induced activity165
14522478945Lilac stem cellsBenefits acne166
14522478946Swiss appleIncrease longevity of cells167
14522478947NiacinamideWater soluble form of vitamin B3 used to fight photoaging, controls sebum168
14522478948Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)Water soluble, stable low molecular weight help w/ tissue repair169
14522478949BakuchiolTreat acne and aging170
14522478950hyaluronic acidNaturally occurring polysaccharide holds more water than any other substance171
14522478951L-lysineRed meat, poultry, milk, nourishes the skin172
14522478952SqualeneSharks and olive oil, moisturizer173
14522478953Gotu KolaAnti again and scarring174
14522478954DMAESalmon, firming and tightening175

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