The 52850WA Advanced Diploma of Cosmetic Dermal Science is an undergraduate dermal therapy course developed for candidates wanting to work as a qualified Dermal Therapist in a cosmetic medical practice or dermal clinic. The curriculum covers the knowledge and skills required to perform a range of dermal therapy procedures within a cosmetic medical context. This course is an ideal alternative to Beauty Therapy as it caters for candidates who wish to provide results-driven procedures and work alongside other allied health and cosmetic medical professionals.
$14,920
$21,500 - International Students
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Graduates of this course are eligible for membership with the Australian Society of Dermal Clinicians.
On completion of the 52850WA Advanced Diploma of Cosmetic Dermal Science graduates will have the opportunity to expand their knowledge and develop additional skills in dermatoscopy and integrated health and dermatology within the 52854WA Graduate Diploma of Dermal Science.
On completion of the 52850WA Advanced Diploma of Cosmetic Dermal Science, graduates will automatically gain complimentary access to Aesthetics CPD for a period of 12 months.
Full-Time
Please note: These outlines are to be used as a guide only. Your units will be confirmed upon receiving a personalised schedule.
Unit Code and Title
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CDNCAS01 Apply communication and assessment strategies to patient consultation (Theory component) |
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CDNERT02 Analyse epidermal resurfacing techniques |
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CDNLBT02 Analyse light-based therapies used in cosmetic medicine / laser safety (Includes approved Laser Safety Certificate) |
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CDNAAP01 Apply principles of anatomy and physiology to dermal therapies |
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CDNEFC02 Evaluate the use and formulation of cosmeceuticals |
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HLTIN005 Maintain infection prevention for skin penetration treatments (Theory component) |
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CDNPLT01 Provide laser and light-based procedures in a cosmetic medical context |
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CDNPCM02 Provide clinical microdermabrasion procedures in a cosmetic medical context |
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CDNPSN02 Provide skin needling procedures in a cosmetic medical context |
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CDNPCP02 Provide chemical resurfacing procedures in a cosmetic medical context |
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CDNCAS01 Apply communication and assessment strategies to patient consultation (Practical component) |
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HLTIN005 Maintain infection prevention for skin penetration treatments (Practical component) |
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CDNSCP02 Evaluate surgical and non-surgical cosmetic procedures |
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CDNPPC02 Analyse the principles of psychology in a cosmetic medical context |
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CDNMCP01 Manage and promote the cosmetic practice |
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Optional Clinical Placement available 76 Hrs at an approved Cosmetic Clinic |
Part-Time
Please note: These outlines are to be used as a guide only. Your units will be confirmed upon receiving a personalised schedule.
Unit Code and Title
|
|
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CDNCAS01 Apply communication and assessment strategies to patient consultation (Theory component) |
|
CDNERT02 Analyse epidermal resurfacing techniques |
|
CDNLBT02 Analyse light-based therapies used in cosmetic medicine / laser safety (Includes approved Laser Safety Certificate) |
Unit Code and Title
|
|
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CDNAAP01 Apply principles of anatomy and physiology to dermal therapies |
|
CDNEFC02 Evaluate the use and formulation of cosmeceuticals |
|
HLTIN005 Maintain infection prevention for skin penetration treatments (Theory component) |
Unit Code and Title
|
|
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CDNPLT01 Provide laser and light-based procedures in a cosmetic medical context |
|
CDNPCM02 Provide clinical microdermabrasion procedures in a cosmetic medical context |
|
CDNPSN02 Provide skin needling procedures in a cosmetic medical context |
|
CDNPCP02 Provide chemical resurfacing procedures in a cosmetic medical context |
|
CDNCAS01 Apply communication and assessment strategies to patient consultation (Practical component) |
|
HLTIN005 Maintain infection prevention for skin penetration treatments (Practical component) |
Unit Code and Title
|
|
---|---|
CDNSCP02 Evaluate surgical and non-surgical cosmetic procedures |
|
CDNPPC02 Analyse the principles of psychology in a cosmetic medical context |
Unit Code and Title
|
|
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CDNMCP01 Manage and promote the cosmetic practice |
|
OPTIONAL CLINICAL PLACEMENT 76 Hrs at an approved Cosmetic Clinic |
Per Unit
Students have the option to complete one unit at a time over a maximum timeframe of 3 years.
Completion of year 12 or mature age entry
Full Time | Part Time | Per Unit
Online or On-Campus (Perth)
Perth
Hands on training in Sydney, Perth, Melbourne and Gold Coast
Monthly Intakes (Online)
2 Intakes A Year (On-Campus)