Dermaplaning

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Dermaplaning

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Date of practical training *

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Name of trainer *

Melissa

Ashleigh

Sam

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Dermaplaning

How often can a client have dermaplaning? *

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Every week

Every 10 days

No sooner than 21 days

What are the contraindications *

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Allergy to Metal especially Nickel – Stainless steel blades are used, however it always worth caution when working on clients with known allergies

Hives

Pregnancy (pigmentation)

Unknown lumps

Grade 4 acne

Folliculitis

Rosacea- if inflamed and pustular, avoid the affected areas

Eczema and psoriasis, avoid area

All of the above

How should blades be disposed of? *

1 point

Dispose of blade straight after treatment in correct sharps box

Leave it on the trolley and put in the bin later

Which vaccination is recommended to have before offering this service? *

1 point

Hepatitis C

Hepatitis B

MMR

What should clients do before a treatment? More than one answer *

1 point

Semi permenant makeup/Microblading wait until fully healed

Cleanse skin with a mild cleanser

Dermarollers/microneedling/mesotherapy- allow 4 weeks

All of the above

What must you do in the event of an inoculation injury (contaminated sharps injury) *

1 point

Make it bleed, do not suck the wound. Run under cold tap. Pat dry with disposable towel and cover with occlusive waterproof dressing and go to A&E for an inoculation injury. Dispose of all waste correctly

Make it bleed, suck the wound. Run under cold tap. Pat dry with disposable towel and cover with a waterproof dressing and go to A&E for an inoculation injury. Dispose of all waste correctly

Which hair type must you avoid during the treatment? *

1 point

Vellus

Terminal

Why is Roaccutane a contraindication? *

1 point

Roacuttane is used to treat severe acne- it can cause dry skin, itching, rash, dry nose, nosebleeds, cracks in the corners of the mouth,

Roaccutane is used to treat severe acne and used to prevent certain skin cancers (squamous-cell carcinoma), and in the treatment of other cancers. dry skin, itching, rash, dry nose, nosebleeds, cracks in the corners of the mouth,

Will vellus hair grow back thicker? *

1 point

Yes

Name the top layer of skin that is removed during dermaplaning *

1 point

Stratum Lucidum

Stratum Corneum

Dermis

How many times can a blade be used?

1 point

On multiple clients

Once

Once and if the blade is dropped you must change it

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What PPE should be worn? (NON COVID PPE, just PPE for Dermaplaning) see slide 8 *

1 point

Gloves (non latex) and eye protection

Mask

Gloves

When should your hands be washed? *

1 point

Before and after treatment

Before and after treatment, before donning and after doffing gloves/PPE

Before and after treatment, before donning and after doffing gloves/PPE and between activities such as handling cash

Can we go over active acne with the blade?

1 point

Yes

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Select the contra-actions and how these would be managed *

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Knicking the client’s skin- administer necessary first aid. Note in accident book. Dispose of waste in clinical waste bags. Remove PPE, wash hands, replace PPE if continuing. Cover the wound-advise if no signs of healing within 2-3 days seek medical attention

Adverse reaction to products- remove product, cold compress. Advise anti histamine or call 999 if anaphylactic

CONTAMINATED SHARPS INJURY - Cutting self during treatment when the blade has touched client’s skin. Make it bleed, do not suck the wound. Run under cold tap. Pat dry with disposable towel and cover with occlusive waterproof dressing and go to A&E for an inoculation injury. Dispose of all waste correctly

Blade falls or cuts client- ensure that you have protected the client’s eyes during treatment, this may be done with protective eye shields. Administer first aid and ensure the seek immediate medical attention. Therapists must wear covered in shoes to avoid stab injuries to feet

Product in client’s eyes. Turn client head to the side, administer eye wash. Seek medical attention if required

Long nails- could perforate gloves and will hinder dexterity. Keep nails short and clean!

All of the above

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