Dermal therapy careers: A look at where your qualifications take you

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Thinking about a career in dermal therapy? With the right qualifications, you can work alongside cosmetic doctors, surgeons, dermatologists, nurses, and beauty therapists in a variety of professional settings. Whether you’re delivering advanced skin treatments, supporting patient care under supervision, or educating others about skin health and products, you’ll play an important role in delivering…

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Dermal therapist vs beauty therapist vs dermatologist: Choosing the right skincare career

Are you passionate about skincare but unsure where to take your career? The skincare industry is booming and full of job opportunities, from beauty enhancement to advanced clinical treatments and medical dermatology. With so many career paths available, understanding the differences between dermal therapists, beauty therapists, and dermatologists will help you find the best fit…

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How to become a dermal therapist in Australia: Everything you need to know

  Passionate about skincare and helping others achieve healthier, more radiant skin? A career as a dermal therapist might be perfect for you.  Dermal therapists are skincare professionals who perform non-invasive treatments to improve the health and appearance of skin, including laser therapy, chemical peels, microdermabrasion and needling.  In this blog post, we’ll explore the…

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Melasma Awareness Month

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Did you know the month of July is Melasma Awareness Month? As a Dermal Therapist, Dermal Clinician, Cosmetic Nurse or Cosmetic Physician, it’s important to embrace this month and help spread the word! Melasma is a common skin disorder characterised by patchy brown discoloration on the skin [1]. It’s often referred to as the “mask…

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Understanding the Skin Microbiome and its Relationship to Dermal Therapies

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Image Source – wellnessbyrosh.com This information is intended for Dermal Therapists and Cosmetic Nurses or anyone considering completing a formal course in dermal science or a cosmetic nursing course. Introduction The human body contains trillions of microorganisms out numbering our human cells by 10 to one. In fact, microorganisms make up only about 1-3% of…

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