Hydrodermabrasion – Known as the Celebrity Facial
 
What Is Hydrodermabrasion?
Hydrodermabrasion is often confused with microdermabrasion, but they are different treatments. Unlike traditional methods, hydrodermabrasion exfoliates the skin without the use of crystals, making it a gentler and more comfortable option. It is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
When performed correctly, it offers a range of benefits, including improving skin texture, reducing the appearance of wrinkles, providing deep hydration, boosting blood circulation, minimising acne scars, and revitalising dull skin.
 
Course Content
History of Hydrodermabrasion
Anatomy and physiology
Contraindications
How to perform the treatment
Use of the machine
Aftercare
 
Certificate
You will receive an end-of-course certificate accredited by the CPD Group, awarding 20 CPD credits.
 
Course Duration
You will have access to the course for 3 months from the date of enrolment.
 
Video Content
Yes – video content is included for Theory + Practical courses only.
 
Will I Require a Model?
Yes, if your are doing both theory and practical[PO]
 
Are Case Studies Required?
Yes, case studies are required if you select the Theory + Practical training option.
 
Entry Requirements
This course is suitable for beginners as well as individuals with prior experience. No formal qualifications are required to enrol.
However, it is your responsibility to check with your insurance provider, local council, or relevant regulatory authority to ensure you meet the requirements necessary to legally offer treatments within your area.
We recommend holding a Level 3 qualification in Anatomy & Physiology or a related beauty qualification, as some insurance providers may require this. However, this is not mandatory to complete the course.
 
Do I Need Experience Before Booking a Course?
This course is open to learners of all levels, including complete beginners and experienced professionals. As it is CPD accredited, no prior qualifications are required to enrol.
However, it is your responsibility to check with your insurance provider, local council, or relevant authority to ensure you meet the requirements to practice legally and safely.
While not mandatory for enrolment, we recommend holding a Level 3 qualification in Anatomy & Physiology or a related beauty qualification, as this may be required by some insurers.