Crystal-Free Microdermabrasion Training Online with Tina Marie Zillmann, Past President of the Aesthetic International Association

Press Release • Apr 10, 2015

Medical Aestheticians who care for the patients of plastic surgeons and dermatologists are using crystal-free microdermabrasion techniques in combination with salicylic acid, glycolic acid, retinol peels, and melanin suppressing ingredients to turn back the effects of time for younger-looking skin.

West Jordan, UT, April 10, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Microdermabrasion is a cosmetic procedure that exfoliates the lackluster outermost layer of the epidermis and exposes and underlying fresh layer of skin. The result is softened fine lines and wrinkles, smoothed skin, reduced hyperpigmentation, lessened scars, cleared pores, and stimulated collagen production. In combination with chemical peels, it improves skin smoothness, texture, and luminescence, and the overall health of the skin.

In order to achieve the optimal results, a pre and post-treatment skincare treatment is essential. Knowledge of chemical peels, melanin suppressing ingredients, skin types, and skin analysis are required in order to perform microdermabrasion procedures as well as the skincare treatments that precede and follow.

Microdermabrasion technology has been used since the 1980’s. The original method utilizes tiny aluminum oxide crystals (corundum) to buff away the top layer of the skin. A pressurized hand held wand sprays the crystals onto the skin to abrade the uppermost layers. A vacuum simultaneously removes the dead skin and crystals from the skin, and the remaining residue is removed during the post microdermabrasion skin cleansing treatment.

The most recent innovation in microdermabraision technology are Diamond-tip and steel-tip microdermabrasion machines. These newer microdermabraision tools achieve the same results with less discomfort and without the aluminum oxide crystal residue. These machines come equipped with different sized tips with varying grades of roughness that attach to a hand-held wand. Pre and post-microdermabrasion skin care procedures are essential for a beneficial outcome.

Tina Marie Zillmann is an expert at using both types of microdermabrasion machines. She is a practicing aesthetician with expertise on innovative aesthetic treatments and post-surgical care for plastic surgery patients.

“Diamond-tip microdermabrasion is taking off in popularity,” says Zillmann. “It may become the main type of microdermabrasion we see in the near future.”

Tina is the featured expert in an online training video and DVD for medical aestheticians and skin care specialists who work with patients of dermatologists and plastic surgeons.

In Jumozy's Microdermabrasion: Crystal-Free Techniques; Diamond Tip and Stainless Steel Tip online continuing education course, Tina Marie Zillmann walks skin care professionals through complete protocols from client consultation to step-by-step instructions, with two types of microdermabrasion machines, for treatments on the face, ears, décolleté, and shoulders. She demonstrates the procedures below to achieve the desired results.

Procedures include:

Skin analysis (visual scan and with a magnifying skin scope)
Cleansing with salicylic and melanin-suppressant cleansers
Toning
20% salicylic peel procedure
30% glycolic peel procedure
Retinol peel procedure
Microdermabrasion procedure
Steam autoclave procedure to disinfect and sanitize equipment
Ozone facial tool procedure to disinfect the skin
Ultrasonic cold hammer to reduce inflammation
Post-peel balm procedure
Extractions (with cotton and 26.5 gauge needle)
Scalp and décolleté massage
Eyebrow wax with hard wax
Soothing clay mask application
Sun block application.
Post-treatment client consultation procedure
All the steps lead to better, rejuvenated skin.

Tina Marie Zillmann is a master instructor. In this training course, she carefully explains every single step in detail. Throughout the training course, she also provides cautionary tips and hints for these treatments, as well as benefits and contraindications. She discusses the features, settings, types and sizes of tips, filters, and how to operate and sanitize the crystal-free microdermabrasion units. In addition to meticulously detailed training on microdermabraision machines and procedures, she also demonstrates how to use an ozone facial tool to disinfect skin, an ultrasonic cold hammer to reduce inflammation, and a steam autoclave for disinfecting and sanitizing equipment; treatments that pair perfectly with a microdermabraision procedure. A post-treatment client consultation completes this well-rounded training course, along with a personalized discussion of a home care regimen after the procedure. Sample client consultation forms are included with this course as well.

Tina’s experience as an aesthetician and entrepreneur have rewarded her locally, in San Antonio, Texas and nationally. She is an active published contributor to Dermascope and Les Nouvelles Esthetiques & Spa magazines, and a professional resource to writers within American Spa Magazine. Her treatment protocols and innovations have made her a sought-after public speaker on skin care and hair removal topics within trade conferences and multiple aesthetic organizations. Her endeavors have awarded her with the Female Entrepreneur of the Year award through the National Association of Women Business Owners, and she was president of the Aesthetic International Association from 2009-2010. Tina is a practicing aesthetician with expertise on innovative aesthetic treatments and post-surgical care. She is vice president and director of Skin Rejuvenation Clinique, Inc. and Advanced Rejuvenating Concepts. By offering post-surgical care for the patients of plastic surgeons, Skin Rejuvenation Clinique is the go-to facility for post-plastics patients, burn victims, skin graft recovery, and laser recovery.

This continuing education (CE) course is approved for state and national accreditation for continuing education by the National Coalition of Estheticians, Manufacturers/Distributors & Associations (NCEA) Commission on Accreditation (COA).

Estheticians need quality, convenient, and affordable continuing education. The Jumozy CE eLearning program offers esthetician courses so professionals can stay up-to-date in their field.

These online offerings are developed by NCEA approved educators and include video demonstrations, downloadable reference text and certificates of achievement.

All of Jumozy's skin care CEs carry the approval of NCEA Commission on Accreditation (COA). Get your CEs before your license expires. Get instant online access to get approved esthetician CEs in one day at http://www.jumozy.com

Jumozy also offers huge discounts to schools, spas and salons wishing to provide online CE training to teams of any size. To set up group training discounts, please call Jumozy at 801-280-9084 or email ce@jumozy.com.

Contact Info - The Microdermabrasion: Crystal-Free Techniques CE course includes a 2 Hour and 7 Minute online step-by-step training video by Tina Marie Zillmann. This online continuing education course is worth 5 CE hours can be ordered by calling 801-280-9084 or visiting http://www.jumozy.com/course-catalog/skin-care/microdermabrasion-crystal-free-techniques-5-ce-hrs-s22c-1.html

This online course complements a previous video by Aesthetic VideoSource, Microdermabrasion: The Professional’s Guide, which instructs on crystal microdermabrasion treatments.