Cosmetologists club

Exosomes in skin regeneration

This module covers modern regenerative technologies in cosmetology and how exosomes can be used to stimulate tissue recovery.

Live session:

A live session on the month’s topic

The programme includes:

• four clinical treatment protocols using exosomes
• combining exosomes with microneedling
• use in combination with Jet Peel

Additionally covered:

• comparative analysis of four exosome brands
• a lecture and teaching materials on positioning regeneration treatments in summer
• recommendations on nutraceutical support for dehydrated skin with reduced turgor.

Post-acne and pigmentation in summer

This module focuses on safely working with pigmentation and post-inflammatory skin changes during periods of high sun exposure.

Live session:

A live session on the month’s topic

Covered:

• four treatment protocols using acids and antioxidants
• use of vitamin C
• working with tranexamic acid

Additionally covered:

• teaching material on the specifics of using tranexamic acid
• a lecture on hyperpigmentation mechanisms and preventing its intensification in summer.

Working with acids in summer

The module covers the specifics of using acids under high insolation.

Live session:

A live session on the month’s topic

The programme includes:

• four treatment protocols with gentle acid formulations
• correcting sebaceous gland activity
• working with couperose-prone skin

The lecture part covers:

• vascular skin reactions in summer
• causes of couperose flare-ups and the specifics of working with vascular skin.

Dehydrated oily skin and photoageing

This module focuses on skin recovery after a period of intense sun exposure.

Live session:

A live session on the month’s topic

In the programme:

• four treatment protocols for skin after the summer season
• photoageing correction methods
• restoring the skin barrier function

Additionally covered:

• common cosmetologist mistakes when working with dehydrated oily skin
• anatomical features of the skin and the role of actives in recovery protocols.

Special attention is given to:

• photoageing: mechanisms and correction methods
• analysis of cocktail formulations for microneedling.

Skin recovery after summer photodamage

Live session:

Skin barrier damage after sun exposure: photoageing, dehydration, and hypersensitivity.

Inside the month:

• 4 video and PDF protocols for skin recovery after intense sun exposure
• Working with antioxidants and peptides
• Skin rehabilitation after intense UV exposure
• Protocols for sensitive skin and a damaged barrier

Lecture:

Restoring the skin barrier: lipids, ceramides, and microbiome recovery.

Teaching materials:

A PDF guide to post-summer skin recovery.

Age-related skin changes and collagen stimulation

This module covers the physiology of skin ageing and modern methods of stimulating collagenogenesis.

Live session:

Age-related dermal changes: reduced collagen synthesis, glycation, and changes in tissue structure.

During the month we cover:

• four treatment protocols for collagen stimulation
• microneedling for age-related skin changes
• peptide complexes in anti-age therapy
• using carboxytherapy in rejuvenation programmes

Additionally covered:

• Age-related dermal changes: reduced collagen synthesis, glycation, and changes in tissue structure.

Lecture:

Glycation and its impact on skin ageing.

Teaching materials:

Anti-age therapy schemes and maintenance treatments.

LED therapy and alginate masks in aesthetic practice

This module covers LED therapy and alginate masks in aesthetic cosmetology, and their role in improving microcirculation, reducing inflammation, and supporting skin recovery after treatments.

Live session:

Detailed LED therapy application schemes. Effective alginate wrap protocols for couperose-prone, dehydrated, pigmentation-prone, and smoker’s skin

During the month we cover:

• four treatment protocols using LED therapy
• four effective alginate mask protocols with active ingredients
• using LED therapy for inflammatory lesions and acne
• using LED light in recovery and anti-age programmes
• combining alginate masks with device-based and invasive treatments to enhance results

Additionally covered:

• How LED therapy works: the effect of different wavelengths on skin cells, stimulation of regeneration, reduction of inflammation, and improved tissue metabolism.

Lecture:

The physiological effect of light waves on the skin and the potential of LED therapy in aesthetic practice.

Teaching materials:

Detailed LED therapy application schemes. Effective alginate wrap protocols for couperose-prone, dehydrated, pigmentation-prone, and smoker’s skin

Express protocols for skin recovery and quality improvement

This module focuses on professional protocols for rapidly restoring skin function and improving texture, tone, and visual quality without aggressive techniques.

Special attention is given to treatments that can be used shortly before important events, and to protocols that improve the skin’s appearance with minimal tissue trauma.

Live session:

Express protocols for improving skin quality: methods for quickly restoring the hydrolipid balance, increasing hydration, and improving microcirculation.

During the month we cover:

• four professional protocols for improving skin quality (video and PDF)
• working with dull, stressed, and dehydrated skin
• using gentle chemical and enzymatic peels
• treatment protocols aimed at improving skin texture and visual radiance

Additionally covered:

• Express protocols for improving skin quality: methods for quickly restoring the hydrolipid balance, increasing hydration, and improving microcirculation.

Lecture:

Choosing treatments wisely before important events: how to improve skin condition without overloading or irritating the tissue.

Teaching materials:

Express protocol schemes and guidance on selecting actives for rapid skin improvement.

Facial oedema and the lymphatic system

This module focuses on facial tissue oedema and correcting impaired lymphatic drainage.

Live session:

Physiology of the lymphatic system and its impact on skin appearance and facial contours.

During the month we cover:

• four facial lymphatic drainage treatment protocols
• methods for reducing oedema
• device-based methods for stimulating microcirculation
• protocols for the lower third of the face

Lecture:

Causes of oedema and the lymphatic system’s role in tissue detoxification.

Post-acne scars and dense skin

This module focuses on correcting scar changes and restoring tissue structure.

Live session:

Scar tissue formation and the specifics of correcting it in aesthetic practice.

During the month we cover:

• four treatment protocols for post-acne scar correction
• microneedling for scar changes
• acid protocols for evening skin texture
• combined methods of tissue recovery

Lecture:

Fibrosis and mechanisms of scar formation.

Preparing the skin for spring and seasonal adaptation of treatments

This module focuses on physiological skin changes during seasonal transitions and on cosmetology protocols that restore skin function after winter and prepare it for increased sun exposure.

Special attention is given to restoring the skin barrier, normalising tissue hydration, and strengthening antioxidant defence.

Live session:

Seasonal changes in skin condition and how they influence treatment choice: post-winter recovery, dull tone correction, and reducing skin reactivity.

During the month we cover:

• four professional protocols for preparing the skin for spring (video and PDF)
• antioxidant care and skin protection programmes
• restoring the skin’s hydrolipid balance after winter
• protocols for improving skin texture and tone

Lecture:

Seasonal skin adaptation: preventing photodamage and preparing the skin for increased insolation.

Teaching materials:

Treatment protocol schemes and guidance on selecting actives to prepare the skin for spring.

Peptides in aesthetic cosmetology: mechanisms of action and protocol design

This module covers the use of peptides in aesthetic practice and their role in regulating cellular processes in the skin. It explores different peptide groups, mechanisms of action, and how to use them in cosmetology protocols for age-related changes, inflammation, and skin recovery.

Special attention is given to selecting peptide complexes wisely and combining them with other actives in professional treatments.

Live session:

Peptides in cosmetology: classification, mechanisms of action, and applications in aesthetic practice.

During the month we cover:

• four professional treatment protocols using peptide complexes (video and PDF)
• using peptides in anti-age programmes
• using peptides in post-treatment skin recovery
• combining peptides with microneedling and device-based methods

Lecture:

Peptide classification and their role in regulating cellular skin processes.

Teaching materials:

Peptide complex application schemes and guidance on choosing active formulations based on skin condition.