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MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2010 |
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Monday, March 8th
Scientific Program
8:15 am - 5:00 pm
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8:15 am Opening Remarks
Susanne S. Warfield - SDSS Executive Director
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8:30 am - 9:20 am
Loretta Ciraldo, MD, FAAD
Patient Selection and Optimization of Outcomes of Cosmetic Procedures |
This presentation will give the medically based skincare specialist in-depth insights into patient selection, optimization of outcomes, and possible risks in a number of cosmetic procedures offered in the cosmetic dermatology office. Focus will be on injectable fillers, lasers, peels, and prescription formulations with rejuvenation potential. 1.0 CE. At the conclusion of this presentation the skincare specialist will be able to:
1) Explain the types and patient results of injectable fillers.
2) Discuss current and future development in lasers.
3) Educate their patients about rejuvenation topical prescription formulations.
4) Recognize correct procedure and desired results of peels. |
9:30 am - 10:20 am
Gus Anibarro
Federal And State Issues That Will Affect Your Laser Practice |
This presentation will overview the federal and state regulations that a laser practice needs to be aware of in order to practice safely on the consumer. Learn which federal agency has oversight on equipment and employee safety issues. Understand what state agency protects the consumer through operator licensing and/or certification. 1.0 CE.At the conclusion of this presentation the skincare specialist will be able to:
1) Recognize federal and state regulations affecting their laser practice.
2) Apply the knowledge in order to maintain or become compliant.
3) Identify the state agency that protects the consumer.
4) Understand the importance of laser safety. |
10:30 am - 11:20 am
Ivana Velkovic, PhD
Cosmetic Chemistry for the SkinCare Specialist |
The ever-evolving aesthetics industry is consistently being introduced to new and exciting ideas for treating the skin. With all that is available, it can often be difficult to determine which products will be effective. Developing a basic understanding of cosmetic chemistry is an excellent way to ensure that formulations are stable, utilize appropriate percentages of active ingredients and penetrate properly into the skin. 1.0 CE. At the conclusion of this presentation the skincare specialist will be able to:
1) Describe the basics of cosmetic chemistry.
2) Discuss the importance of proper formulation.
3) Analyze product ingredients on a label.
4) Recognize formulations that use active ingredients. |
11:30 am - 12:20 pm
Paddy Deighan, MBA, JD, PhD
What You Need to Know About Patient Confidentiality |
This class will review HIPPA and recent expansion and amendments to it. We will also review HIPPA applicability to non-medical procedures and why this important for estheticians working in medical setting. Bring your practice questions on patient confidentially protocols to implement in your office. 1.0 CE. At the conclusion of this presentation the skin care specialist will be able to:
1) Identify HIPPA issues.
2) Implement updates and understand the expansion of HIPPA rules.
3) Apply HIPPA in various situations.
4) Distinguish non-medical treatments and HIPPA applicability. |
12:20 pm - 1:30 pm
Lunch on your own
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1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
SDSS Business Meeting (Members Only)
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2:00 pm - 2:50 pm
James E. Fulton, MD, PhD
Update on Acne |
Acne remains a teenager’s worse four-letter word. This presentation will debunk the acne myths and establish that acne is genetic. Initial treatment is topical and consists of benzoyl peroxide cleansers, alpha hydroxyl toners and vitamin A conditioning lotions. Boosters may include acne surgery, chemical peels, oral antibiotics or isotretinoin. New therapies such as LED lights and Fraxel® lasers will also be discussed. 1.0 CE. At the conclusion of this presentation the skin care specialist will be able to:
1) Understand the pathogenesis of acne.
2) Apply treatment decisions based on the grade of acne.
3) Employ boosters as needed to continue the patient’s progress.
4) Recognize appropriate light and laser therapies. |
2:50 pm
Presentation of Education Grant
and $1000 Esthetician Scholarship
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3:10 pm – 4:00 pm
Emily Fritchey
Botanicals in Dermatology: Understanding Herbal Medicine in Skin Care |
Patients and consumers are asking for plant-based preparations and effective, natural alternatives to conventional drug therapy for common skin conditions. Effective botanical treatments do exist – and may be incorporated into your practice to meet patient demand and complement dermatologic treatments. Get the facts, and take your practice to the next level of health and wellness. 1.0 CE. At the conclusion of this presentation the skincare specialist will be able to:
1) Understand inflammation and the pH connection: Environmental causes and nutritional solutions.
2) Identify safe and effective botanical solutions for common skin disorders.
3) Understand the actions and pharmacology of herbal extracts and their clinical applications.
4) Understand herbal medicine and its application in skin care and wound healing. |
4:10 - 5:00 pm
Roundtable Discussions |
1) Selling of Skin Care Products: How do you do it?
2) Esthetician Compensation: Including Education Benefits
3) Scope of Practice Issues: Your doctor wants you to do what?
4) Certification: What will it do for me? |
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TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 2010 |
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Exhibitor Classrooms
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8:30 am - 6:00 pm |
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Exhibits Open - Napolean "B" |
10:00 am |
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TRACK 1 - Napoleon A |
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8:30 am - 10:00 am
Presented by SkinMedica, Inc. |
SkinMedica is a leader in the aesthetic skin care industry and has one of the most advanced chemical peels systems available The peel system includes peels form light very superficial with no peeling for a patient that just wants a fresh glow tot a superficial peel with exfoliation for several days that addresses moderate to sever skin conditions such as acne, melasma, hyperpigmentation to acne scaring. |
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Presented by PCA Skin
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The one thing all aesthetic patients have in common is their desire for results. Chemical peeling has been used for centuries and remains one of the most effective methods for clearing multiple skin conditions. This comprehensive review will teach the technician how to achieve dramatic, consistent results with every patient, every time. |
12:30 - 2:00 pm
Presented by Young Pharmaceuticals, Inc. |
Non-Acidic Chemical Peels for Treating Melasma. This class will review the chemistry of non-acidic compounds that modify keratinization without burning, wounding or injuring the skin. A demonstration of how such ingredients can used to perform non-acidic chemical peels will be included. |
2:30 - 4:00 pm
Presented by Vivant Professional Skincare
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Vivant® 101 with Chemical Peel Demonstration
Learn about the key ingredients that make up the Vivant® line and how the line works synergistically to treat various skin conditions. If you are new to Vivant, or even if you just want to brush up on product knowledge, this is a great way to advance your expertise. |
4:30 - 6:00 pm
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TBA
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TRACK 2 - Napoleon C |
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8:30 – 10:00 am
Presented by Genesis Biosystems |
Dermafuze™ an advanced anti-aging peptide treatment
breakthrough, stimulates the body's own cellular repair
system to produce new skin cells, collagen & elastin,
reducing the signs of aging caused by photo-damaged skin.
Learn about this technology, the recent clinical study
results and see a live procedure performed. |
10:30 –
12:00 pm
Presented by Nouveau Contour |
Micropigmentation can enhance aesthetic beauty and
be used for breast/facial reconstruction. Come learn
about pigment composition and discover the simplicity
of digital/sterile equipment resulting in less skin
trauma and faster healing. Nouveau Contour is the
leader in permanent make up from the superior
equipment and colors to the unsurpassable detailed
educational program. |
12:30 –
2:00 pm
Presented by Dermastart Inc. |
Mastering Techniques of Resurfacing
This presentation delivers the advanced techniques
for resurfacing of all skin types. Learn to effectively
resurface even your Fitzpatrick Types IV – VI. |
2:30 –
4:00 pm
Presented by Biopelle Inc. |
With the vast armamentarium of today’s aesthetic
market, devising effective skin care regimens can be
a daunting task. Combining treatment therapies and
customizing patient specific regimens to treat all
skin types, exfoliators, antioxidants, retinols, growth
factors, peptides, DNA repair and sun protection will
be discussed. |
4:30 –
6:00 pm
Presented by Derma Concepts
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Learn about advanced methods of product penetration, percutaneous collagen induction, and formulations that are essential for repair and prevention of intrinsically and extrinsically damaged skin cells. Efficacious and is available therapeutic levels of vitamins A, C, antioxidants, bio peptides and growth factors provide results that will exceed patients expectations. |
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2010 |
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Scientific Program |
8:15 am - 4:00 pm |
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8:15 am |
Opening Remarks
Master of Ceremonies |
8:30 am – 9:20 am
Kate Riley
Let the Light Shine On! Entering the Light Therapy Market |
This presentation will provide an introduction into phototherapy for the skin care specialist who is not presently offering this procedure. We will discuss the underlying theory of light-based therapy; the differences in how light is generated and the benefits and limitations of each type of modality. 1.0 CE. At the conclusion of this presentation the skincare specialist will be able to:
1) Summarize basic phototherapy theory.
2) Discuss the differences in light-based modalities.
3) Compare Laser, Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), and Light Emitting Diodes (LED)
4) Evaluate if phototherapy can work in their practice. |
9:30 am - 10:20 am
Richard Linder, MBA
Simple Steps to a Booming Business |
This is a highly competitive industry where long-term success can easily come from low-cost investments with high impact. Ensuring positive experiences, creating innovative networking opportunities and regularly participating in personal skill-building activities are relatively simple and inexpensive ways to develop a successful business. Entrepreneur Richard Linder will discuss multiple business-building strategies to fit every practice, outlining some of the most effective ways to increase income and shore up client bases. 1.0 CE. At the conclusion of this presentation the skincare specialist will be able to:
1) Identify the most effective low-cost investments for successful business building.
2) Recognize the importance of relationship building with patients.
3) Plan on outside networking opportunities.
4) Access effective continuing education to build experience and trust. |
10:30 am – 11:20 am
Alexandra J. Zani
Skin Management Programs Using Advanced Technologies |
The use of advanced technology can add light years in results for numerous skin conditions, especially rejuvenating aging skin. This presentation will explore skin management programs using examples that include lifestyle and nutrition modifications. Understanding their use and biological effects in the skin, are the first rung in the ladder of success when making the right choice for correcting skin conditions.1.0 CE.
At the conclusion of this presentation the skincare specialist will be able to:
1) Describe the physics of micro current and light based technology.
2) Understand the biological effects of light therapy and micro current in the skin.
3) Explore how these new technologies can make a difference in skin conditions.
4) Demonstrate how to build a new model for skin condition management programs.
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11:20 am – 12:00 pm
Panel Discussion with Kate Riley, Richard Linder, Alexandra J. Zani
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12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Lunch on your own
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1:00 pm – 1:50 pm
Timothy Falla PhD
From Innate Immunity to Smart Peptides |
This presentation will provide a description of the field and an insight into the activities, uses and future of these innovative new molecules. Many people have heard of “peptides” but few understand their origins and application to dermatology and skincare.1.0 CE.
At the conclusion of this presentation the skincare specialist will be able to:
1) Understand the essential role peptides play in healthy skin.
2) Compare the wide range of processes that can be affected by peptides in dermatology.
3) Analyze the science behind the array of peptides.
4) Recognize innovative new molecules used in skincare, OTC and Rx products. |
2:00 pm – 2:50 pm
Joel Levin, MD, FACS
What's New in Plastic Surgery Procedures? |
This presentation will explore contemporary plastic surgery procedures and discuss the advances in breast reconstruction using AlloDerm® a regenerative tissue matrix that provides a strong, intact repair for challenging breast reconstruction post-mastectomy procedures. FDA’s decision today to approve silicone breast implants and return these devices to the U.S. market will also be discussed. 1.0 CE.
At the conclusion of this presentation the skincare specialist will be able to:
1) Understand the new plastic surgery procedures now available.
2) Compare post-mastectomy procedure options.
3) Differentiate the use of silicone vs. saline breast implants.
4) Summarize injectable fillers and the role they play in plastic surgery. |
3:00 - 3:50 pm
Marie Piantino
What You Need to Know Before Adding Permanent Cosmetics to your Practice |
This presentation will explore federal and state regulations of permanent cosmetics to your practice. Equipment considerations including the device and the pigments used for procedures. We will review the precautions and Contract indications as well as possible post-procedure complications. 1.0 CE. At the conclusion of this presentation the skin care specialist will be able to:
1) Identify regulations that may affect your practice of permanent cosmetics.
2) Compare devices and pigments used for the procedure.
3) Understand the importance of training and safety standards.
4) Evaluate the use of marketing materials to your patients. |
3:50 pm - 4:00 pm
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Evaluations & Summary |
4:00 pm
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Close of Conference
See you next year in New Orleans!
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THURSDAY, MARCH 10th |
Post Conference Classes * |
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Class 1
Laser Safety for Medical Esthetics Laser Procedures
9:00 am - 3:00 pm* Additional Registration Fee Required
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The purpose of this course is to provide guidance for the safe use of Medical lasers for cosmetic applications. The course is based on the ANSI Z136.3-2005 for the Safe Use of Lasers in Health Care Facilities standard. This standard serves as the principal guideline for the use of lasers in hospitals and non-hospital environments.
Who should attend?
Any physician, nurse, esthetician, or allied health care personnel working in a non-hospital environment where a laser is applied to humans for preventive, cosmetic or therapeutic purposes.
Course Objectives
At the end of the class attendees will understand:
The fundamentals of laser light
The bioeffects of laser light on tissue
Laser safety standards and recommended practices
Laser hazard classification
Measures used to control laser hazards
How to manage laser generated air contaminants or smoke plume
I. Introduction to laser light
a. Properties of light
b. How laser light is produced
c. Laser components
d. Types of medical laser delivery systems
II. Bioeffects
a. Tissue interaction
b. Selective absorption
III. Standards, regulations and recommended practices
a. ANSI
b. ASLMS
IV. Hazard classification
a. Overview of MPE, NHZ, OD
V. Laser safety
a. Control measures
i. Reflection hazards
ii. Fire hazards
iii. Electrical hazards
VI. Management of Plume
a. Identification of smoke plume contents
b. Control measure
i. Smoke evacuators
ii. Surgical masks
For more information contact:
Laser Institute of America
13501 Ingenuity Dr., Suite 128
Orlando, FL 32826
Tel:(407) 380-1553
Fax: (407) 380-5588
Email: info@laserinstitute.org
Web: www.laserinstitute.org
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Class 2
NCEA Certification Prep Class
9:00 am - 3:00 pm* Additional Registration Fee Required |
At the 5th Annual Society of Dermatology SkinCare Specialists meeting, the membership voted to recognize and endorse the NCEA Certification Program. All members were urged to obtain the NCEA Certified credential. The membership also voted to become a Gold Educational Grant Sponsor and obtain Commission on Accreditation (COA) approval for their continuing education (CEs) program.
 The NCEA Certification Program consists of a Training Manual and a computer-based written exam.
This Prep Class will review for attendees the Scientific Concepts of the NCEA Certified requirements:
NCEA Training Manual consists of Six Sections:
Section 1 The Role and Characteristics of the NCEA Certified Professional
Section 2 Client Care and Sciences of the Skin
Section 3 Professional Treatments
Section 4 Medical Professional Interaction
Section 5 Risk Management
Section 6 The Business of Professional Skin Care
Course Prerequisites
Attendee must have reviewed the NCEA Training Manual and completed the Knowledge Review Sections to the best of their ability. To purchase the NCEA Certified Training Pack click here.
CERTIFICATION OVERVIEW
The path to becoming NCEA Certified begins with knowing if you meet the candidate requirements. Complete the application with supporting documents, and submit for verification. Prepare for and take the Certification Exam. This entire program can be completed in as little as 6-8 weeks.
Purchase of the Training Pack is a mandatory first step. The Training Pack includes the application, forms and Training Manual. The Candidate Application and supporting documents are then submitted for Records Verification, with the applicable fee. Once your records are verified you are then provided with the Authorization to Test letter. (ATT)
As part of completing your application you will study with the Training Manual that helps you to review your knowledge in preparation for the exam. You also need to review the Candidate Information Bulletin (CIB), which outlines the exam content, and provides some sample questions. To further assist you, NCEA Approved Training Facilities offer the Certification Prep Class, for a fee.
The final step is to schedule and pay for your NCEA Certification exam. Obtaining a 75% passing grade earns you the right to call yourself "NCEA Certified". You will receive your Certification Card and Certificate, along with your Certified Benefits Directory shortly thereafter.
NCEA Certification Program is currently available in the United States and Canada.
Online
Ordering
For more information contact:
NCEA Certification Program
484 Spring Avenue
Ridgewood, NJ 07450-4624
Tel: (201) 670-4100
Fax: (201) 670-4265
Email: NCEACertified@aol.com
Web: www.nceacertified.tv
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