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Depending of the skin phototype, ethnic skin has different concerns and risk factors that needs to...
SELF STUDY ONLINE COURSE
CEU 4
This material covers the important factor of ethnicity when treating skin conditions. Ethnicity does play a role in the onset of various skin diseases, and is sometimes overlooked with cosmetic procedures. The material covers skin diseases commonly found with Fitzpatrick Skin Phototypes I-VI, and discusses conditions such as rosacea and hyperpigmentation. The course details clinical applications and predisposed risk factors, and offers the practitioner a thorough understanding of clinical applications when treating ethnicity. This course material is crucial for all levels of practice.
THE MATERIAL CONSISTS OF THREE MODULES
Module 1 Inflammation, Melanogenesis
Module 2 Determining Risk Factors
Module 3 Clinical Applications in Dermatology
SELF STUDY BOOK
This book is a comprehensive review in the study of ethnic skin, and covers Fitzpatrick I-VI phototypes, with emphasis on Fitzpatrick phototypes III-VI. The book includes CE article, test questions and answers. The material was designed to help reinforce learning objectives.
CREDIBLE MATERIAL
Material reviewed and endorsed by Dr. Eric Schweiger, Dermatologist NYC.
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