The dermal layer that acts as a scaffold for the facial skin and fat weakens as a result of the ageing process. This can be attributed to the thinning of connective tissues and the collapse of elastin fibers.
 
Amongst other visual signs of ageing, the jaw line becomes “loose” and begins to sag, the forehead develops horizontal lines and vertical glabellar lines and the mid-face as a whole displays a downturned appearance.   In addition, eyelid skin becomes increasingly flabby and protrudes in relation to the lower eyelids.
 
This course covers:
Consultations
Cautions and Contraindications
Side Effects
Aftercare
 
Once you have completed your online assessments you will be invited to attend a practical day of training and receive your certificate.