Advance your IPL knowledge with expert training from Maneesha Fraser using the SkinBrite Mult-IPL System.
This session focuses on one of the most critical parts of treatment planning, accurately determining Fitzpatrick skin types and completing proper treatment forms for safe and effective procedures.
You’ll also learn how to perform laser hair removal using the device, including selecting the right settings, adjusting parameters based on client needs, and applying correct techniques for optimal results.
A must-watch for practitioners looking to build confidence, improve safety, and deliver consistent, high-quality outcomes with IPL technology.
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This session focuses on one of the most critical parts of treatment planning, accurately determining Fitzpatrick skin types and completing proper treatment forms for safe and effective procedures.
You’ll also learn how to perform laser hair removal using the device, including selecting the right settings, adjusting parameters based on client needs, and applying correct techniques for optimal results.
A must-watch for practitioners looking to build confidence, improve safety, and deliver consistent, high-quality outcomes with IPL technology.
#SkinBrite #IPLTraining #LaserHairRemoval #AestheticEducation #ClinicTraining #MedicalAesthetics
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00:00then what areas are we targeting? We're doing right from underneath her um goggles here to
00:06the back of her cheek up here. There's some areas missed. So let's look at the size of the crystal.
00:11Okay. Okay so it's longer it's different than what you're used to. It's longer and it's not as wide
00:16so I'm thinking you might want to expect the surface area of gel you might want to
00:21go a little bit more on that. Okay. I'm just gonna touch your face. Do you want to give her
00:27um a pulse in here to take down some redness? Sure we can do that. Okay.
00:33So she's a little red on her chin. We can take that down. So just
00:49Okay and so now turn it on. Yep. Let her feel in her hand what to expect.
00:56Cabbage and jelly up. No just to feel how cold it is. Yes. Right we don't want it to be
01:01a surprise.
01:02So she's just gonna show you how what's gonna go on your face. Oh I wasn't it was just really
01:07for
01:07her to feel how cold it was. That's okay. I thought the same thing you did. That's okay.
01:12I'm glad you shared that with me. I will change how I breathe that. It's when you said like she
01:17had some
01:17jelly. Okay yeah so stand above her head or do you usually work on the side? I use it. Okay
01:24so you
01:25want to put a little bit of pressure otherwise you can do put reposition your handpiece and get
01:29more of a okay. Now the thing is we don't want to hold it on the skin too long because
01:34it will cause
01:35frostbite. Okay so I don't think this is down far enough. Okay. There we go. Yeah. I want to make
01:42sure
01:43we get that spot there. Okay. Right there and pulse.
01:50Is this colder than the other machine stuff? Yeah. Okay. Nice. I feel brighter.
01:58No I don't know. Maybe it's the gobbles that I've got that don't seem like it's right.
02:04Don't have a lot of gel there so let's just smear it.
02:11So let's change the settings for the chin. Okay. If we're focusing on vascular we'll just
02:16focus on vascular. Okay that's what you were doing is vascularization on there? Yeah. Okay on here.
02:26My hair piece now he should have put it back on.
02:32And how are you feeling?
02:39Hey am I want to come and take a look?
02:45So we're getting some response. So let's do a stack on there. Okay. Okay.
02:49Still Miss Walker? Mm-hmm. Just do a stack.
02:54No just back-to-back stack. What do you mean?
02:59Okay. I don't know what you mean by stack. Sorry. Oh. So I'm going to come in and
03:03do a stack on that. Oh. Just two pulses at once? Yeah. That's a stack. You can go three.
03:10Right. But get to know this device and then watch for the response. So she's getting some response.
03:15Mm-hmm. Okay. Then we can change it for her chin. Yeah. So go change it for the chin.
03:21So you're going to pause it. No. You can stack a couple of times. Okay. First your lips together.
03:26For me steps. Perfect. I'm feeling okay? Mm-hmm.
03:47That definitely hurt more on my chin. Did it? Okay. In different settings so. Yeah.
03:51I know it. And you're proud of it. Roll your chin up. Your lips. Sorry. Crush your lips. Okay.
04:07Very nice.
04:11Go ahead. I didn't feel how cold that is. Oh. Hmm? Is that cold? You've done it cold?
04:18After wash. She spots. But when you are pulsing, it does. I mean, you've got that energy. It's going
04:24to warm it up a bit. But when you make contact with the skin, it's pretty frosty. And if you
04:28look at
04:28the chin, you can see some of the, the vascular, a little bit of tonitization that is breaking up.
04:33So what happens when it breaks up is actually comes brighter. So two things. It's going to get redder
04:38and more pronounced. And she didn't have a lot of distinction there, but it was red. Look at her arms
04:44too,
04:44right? She really, I mean, this is also where it would show and there's nothing.
04:48She's very, he's got a couple of them. Those are beauty marks.
04:53So what would you think? The skin? No, we, we did the freckles first. Oh,
04:59the freckles first. You can go half point. You can go 2.5. Okay.
05:10And so your skin on your tummy or areas that you don't normally expose, would you say it was more
05:17of
05:17a pale with a beige tint or more pinky base? Okay. Because person with a pale with a beige tint
05:26could
05:26be super pale, right? But it's going to have more of that light olive complexion versus a pinky like
05:32peaches and cream. Okay. So two. All right. So two, four, six point eight point five. Okay. And now we're
05:41looking, oops, do you want to come over here? And now we're looking at how her pigment responds. So
05:46when you're in the sun too long, do you ever burn? Sometimes. Sometimes. Sometimes. First exposure
05:52of the year, and then you can build a base. Okay. Do you ever peel? No. So when you say
05:59sometimes,
05:59did you say burning is rare or is it really that first time of the year? That first time. Okay.
06:08So I would say 2.5. Yeah. You think? Yeah. Okay. Up to what degree do you turn brown? Do
06:13you feel you
06:14can get a pretty reasonable tan if you were to work on it? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Um,
06:20So remember, we look back at her ethnic background. She's also French. We'll go Canadian.
06:30So what would you think? Reasonable tan too. When you're out in the sun, let's say it's your
06:38first exposure. Okay. Are you going to get a tan the first day? We're not talking dark tan, but are
06:44you going to get pigment response? Color. Yeah. Okay. Not red, but actual pigment. Yeah. Okay.
06:50So then over the course of the next couple of days, do you find that pigment gets a little bit
06:54darker?
06:55Yeah. Okay. Because a person who's a fits three, and again, I'm looking at her effect background,
07:00so I'm gleaning some information. So if she was a three, the first exposure of the year, it's, you know,
07:07a little bit of a burn that goes away and then you tan after that. But if she's a light
07:10four,
07:12she's going to get that pigment changing over the next couple of days and it's going to deepen,
07:16whereas a three wouldn't get any pigment, they get red and then you would build on from there. Right?
07:22So, but okay. So I think I misunderstood your question too. So is she continuously out in the sun
07:29and the pigments getting darker or? No, if she were out. So let me back up and say that again,
07:35when you are outside first exposure of the year and you get a little bit of a tan,
07:39you're getting a pigment response. Now over the next couple of days, maybe without exposure,
07:45is that pigment still deepening a bit? Oh, I don't know. I would say probably
07:51not after the burn fades and that's pretty much the color it stays.
07:58Until you start, it's floating again. Okay.
08:02Yeah. Oh, so that, you know, for somebody who's on the cast and you're wondering,
08:07that question will answer that for you. Okay. So she can get a rich tan. When you do get a
08:15tan
08:15and now you're no longer in the sun, how long does that tan last? How long does it take to
08:20fade?
08:20Is it weeks? Is it a month? Is it a month and a half? A month. So you hold on
08:26your tan pretty good.
08:27Okay. All right. Uh, so easy tan and she is that sometimes person who put her as a two there.
08:38And then how is your face when you're in the sun? Are you sensitive? Are you normal?
08:42No. Pretty resistant? Yeah. Okay. There. It's a 2, 4, 6, 8.5. Okay. So it's 19.
08:53And now here, when was, we're working on legs. So we'll focus on legs. Okay. Yes.
09:00When was your last sun exposure or tanning beds? Have you had spray tans?
09:05No. Um, summer? Summer. So it's been a while ago. It's been a little bit. Yeah.
09:13Okay. And so lifestyle. Are you just a summer in the sun kind of gal or do you do vacations
09:21in the
09:21winter? How often are you outside? Well, the second question, whenever there's sun, I'm outside,
09:28but well, then my legs are at school. So that was different. Um, probably one sunny vacation during
09:35winter. Yeah. Okay. So I'd still say she's a sometimes person. Okay. So we said 17 or it was 17,
09:44right? So eight. So she's a 19 here on the other side. Yeah. It was 16, 17, 17. It was
09:5317. Yeah.
09:55So she's a 19. So that puts her right at a fits three. Now, if she were right on the
10:0225,
10:02that could be a three or it could be a four. And so in her relaxed position,
10:07I'm just going to take the pencil and run down the side of the leg
10:12and here. So when she does turn over into her tummy, is that scratching you, dear? Um, when she
10:18turns over to her tummy, then you have a very small space. Okay. And that's all you
10:24need to do. And then you just work one square at a time. Okay. So this is perfect for doing
10:30an in
10:31motion. The key though, with, with hair removal is a constant and good firm pressure. Okay.
10:41Especially when you're doing stacks, when you're doing glides, um, you still want a little bit of
10:46pressure and that's where it's different from skin rejuvenation. Yeah.
10:49Yeah. Okay.
10:58Okay. So nice thick layer. I'm not worrying about, you know, just being right precisely on the border.
11:08And what we'll do is when we're done this square, we will then move and travel it down to the
11:13next
11:13spot. When you want to actually discard all that gel is when it starts getting murky. Okay.
11:20So we're doing hair removal. Um, let me find the next page or hair removal. So we're airing on the
11:27side of caution. So our function is going to be three and four. So, but we're in motion. Sorry.
11:35We're going to go in motion. We are doing ear removal. Right. And we are doing fisimetric four.
11:41Correct. And you said three and four. Three and four. Energy. Three and four. Right.
11:50This really skewed on us. So yeah, we're good there. Okay.
11:57Okay. So the cooling is good. Yeah, she's good. Okay. Again, always, yeah, she's not surprised.
12:04Let her feel on her hand, not pulse, but let us see how cold it is. And if she's comfortable
12:09with that,
12:09because as you're pulsing, you're pulsing a lot of energy. We want that coolness. So what the coolness
12:15does is it really preserve the integrity of the skin. You're not going to burn the client. Yeah.
12:23See to these, see the keys. You can look like us. Cool. Okay. All right.
12:35So when we're bringing the laser, the casters are amazing. We're going to draw from here, not from here.
12:43A lot of people do. And then they end up with this separating. Okay. So on.
12:51Now I'm going to pulse in the air because I want you guys to see how this, I'm just going
12:56to hold
12:56down for a second. So that's your repetition. Right. You turn your leg. Now, because the crystal is long
13:06and narrow, doing like this in this position may or may not work for you. Okay.
13:13You have to decide how comfortable you are.
13:18I tend to, I'm sorry, come around this way. So I'm not my back tube. Okay. So I like to
13:23work
13:24this way. Are you comfortable with that? Okay. And just a nice glide.
13:34How are you using glide? And how are you sealing?
13:38Going back again. Pressure is okay for you.
13:48Now, what I didn't do with, I didn't go right up on the shin because your bony or prominence,
13:54especially on the shin and the ankle, it's a little more snappy. So I'm just going to do a quick
14:00pulse
14:00rather than a real rapid. I can always switch it to another mode, but in this case that you were
14:06going back and forth. So let's just go with, how did you feel on a scale of one to 10?
14:10What were you
14:10feeling? Probably zero.
14:11Zero. Okay. All right. So, and you're trying to go with a 20% overlap. And this is where I'm
14:20absolutely mindful of my pressure. We want to have nice firm pressure there and that's it.
14:26So we cover that whole area back and forth. So I went up and then back down, came down here,
14:32back up
14:32and back down. So I've got two passes in and then I just single pulse in there. So now we'll
14:39just take
14:39the gel. Okay. And move it to the next frame.
14:57So now we're looking at good for gel. So if you look at the follicles,
15:10so comparing the follicles, it almost looks as though now the hair is wanting to jump out.
15:17Mm-hmm. You see that?
15:21Some people will get a real peri-follicular edema. So peri around the follicle, a little bit of
15:26inflammation. With her, she's, you see, at least it looks like the hair is just starting to want
15:31to jump out. It darkens. So you've got a nice result there. Good. You've got a little speck there.
15:37Okay. I mean, okay, she's here though. Okay. Sometimes I'm around there, but most time I'll be.
15:43Okay. So I want an overlap from where my line is. I want to overlap there.
15:50All right. So, and
16:02Boney are there and it's a little more sensitive. So I'm just going to do single pulses there
16:10using my HR pressure.
16:18That's it.
16:23Can I just repeat why you did that?
16:26Why I did that? Because when we are working near bonier areas, we want to ensure a good contact.
16:34It's easy to sort of slip over that area and break that contact. So we're not going to get
16:38as good a result, but also when you're in a bonier area, the skin is more sensitive
16:43and she's saying she's comfortable, but you can go in and just do single pulses with about a 20%
16:49overlap. And you just apply pressure and it's just comfortable for the client and easier when
16:55you're doing a treatment. Okay. Who's up? Want to go to try? Okay. When you're getting into the ankle
17:02area, these areas, if you find that it's awkward doing the rapid, then just do your single pulses.
17:11Okay. Yeah. And you want the crystal to go with the length of the leg. So, okay. And there you
17:18go.
17:20And then come back again and stop. There you go.
17:35Awesome. How did that feel on a scale of one to 10?
17:39Like a four and a half.
17:41Okay. A four and a half?
17:43Okay. Well, maybe it's always going to be the case.
17:46Yeah. You're still coarse, but you don't have as much adipose tissue and it's this
17:51a little bit thinner in that area. Because that's the only thing that doesn't have a tan.
17:56So one thing I want to share with you ladies is when you're doing, whether it's single pulses or
18:02you're doing rapid, you really want to be mindful of being perpendicular with the skin. So you're
18:07directly on some people, you know, when you first start out, you tend to be either heel heavy or nose
18:12heavy with your, your hand piece. So really move the hand piece with the shape of the body.
18:19And that will remain with good contact. You're dominant right, aren't you?
18:24Yeah.
18:26And then brings it back up. There you go. How does that feel, Lisa?
18:31Good. Nice.
18:31Or fist.
18:32Yeah.
18:35Yeah. Those larger body areas are going to go really quickly.
18:41And how are you doing?
18:43Awesome.
18:44Sure.
18:45Okay.
18:57There you go. Now remember to be perpendicular. There you go.
19:06Okay. Inverse.
19:09That's where I keep the foot kind of look at a Maddie, right?
19:11I think so. Yeah. And then you can actually stand on the side and have two hands on the
19:17hand piece and you'll feel more in control. How is that?
19:20Okay.
19:21Okay.
19:24I'm ready.
19:25So you have a blob of gel on your crystal. So you might want to pull that down.
19:50So when you're coming down here, it's natural for us to sort of do this, but what's happening is you're
19:55actually lasering the blanket and not her. Okay.
19:59So perhaps what you could do, I don't know where my trigger is.
20:03You should try it up a little.
20:05Yeah. It's starting here
20:10and coming up
20:13with two hands to give you more control. But you're right. This is where using the foot pedal would be
20:18great. So go ahead, try reposition, but just be mindful that you're, you're perpendicular on the skin.
20:27Perfect. And then one more pass, you can bring it back down.
20:36Awesome. Just hold it down. Oh, I see what you're doing. You're doing the pulse. Okay.
20:44I'm just going to get to the tree. Let's get her head.
20:53Mindful getting a good overlap in here. I think that there was not as much of an overlap. Yeah.
20:58And I came down quite a bit on this one. Okay. So, but the girls, when they're first starting out,
21:02they like to just follow the lines and you always want to go outside of the lines. So for that
21:07overlap,
21:07otherwise you've got the hair coming. I know. Right. But then, but they'll know when the client
21:13comes back and they've got a hairy grid coming in. Once you have your hair removal treatment,
21:19your body does take its time to purge the hair and it will take two to three weeks. Usually within
21:25two weeks, that hair is gone. You'll just sort of wake up one day and it's not there. In between,
21:30you can shave. Then your next treatment is between eight and 10 weeks.
21:36So for larger areas, like legs and arms, it's eight to 10 weeks. Your medium areas,
21:41it's six to eight weeks. And then smaller areas would be four to six weeks. If you try to sneak
21:47in treatments before that, you're really just stunting the next hair growth cycle as it's coming
21:52into that engine state, that soul growth, it's on. Yeah. I know that sounds really weird. The blue glasses.
21:59Yeah. The ones that got on. Yeah. Um, because I really struggle with being able to see out of the
22:06other ones. Okay. Cause I can't, any of the other colors, I can't see what I'm doing. So half the
22:11time
22:12I'm doing this and then this and then this. Right. Right. So yeah, I don't know if this was.
22:16Well, it also helps blocking them in the intensity of light. Cause this light is really bright.
22:33And when you're done, we have a post care protocol for you. Uh, they can go through it with you,
22:43but I will just run through a bit of it. So the biggest thing is we don't want to expose
22:49that area
22:50your body to heat. So no hot showers, not soaking in a hot tub, you know, warm, but not hot.
22:56Um,
22:57if you have a hot tub, you know, going in that, uh, and we don't want to create, uh, any
23:02external
23:02heat as well. So you want to refrain from working out, jogging, things like that for about a two day
23:08window lotions. If you put lotion on your body, not something that's going to irritate. So maybe
23:13refrain for a couple of days. Okay. All right. So we're ready to turn. And we've got a small
23:18five. I usually just do one right across there. You do what you do. Yeah.
23:25Do you ever do hair removal on men's legs? Yeah. Okay. Do you find that sometimes they
23:32get Charlie horses in their foot? I usually bolster underneath. Yeah. Okay. It's in the
23:38massage room right now. Okay. Cause I do find that men will get Charlie horses and women not so much,
23:44but when you get into the end of the ankle there, have her just proper foot up there and it
23:49makes
23:49it easier. We can show that to the girls. Okay. Bring your feet up there. There you go. Full one,
23:55but normally we're about half one. Yeah.
23:57then we're about to have the end of the ankle.
23:58All right.
24:00Let's check with people the last one.
24:00Let's see.
24:01We're about to get a little bit off a lot.
24:07Maybe we're about to get a little bit off the bench.
24:08We're about to get a little bit off the ass.
24:35now this area is a little bit meatier so you can have your hand piece horizontal if you
24:40want just two smaller areas whatever is comfortable for you straight out yeah
24:50you guys just want to practice with the the foot foot thing yeah this might lie there we go all
25:00right
25:08okay i should have quite right down the center again is a lot
25:16so the reason why we want to keep the section where we're overlapping it
25:22or doing double passes a smaller section is because we want that heat to build up
25:28while heat transfers if you're doing a larger area you're going to lose that build up of the heat
25:57you definitely want to make sure you're pulsing like yeah in those areas where it does slip for yeah
26:05yeah awesome
26:09i just see nice reaction to the hair follicles here
26:22actually you don't have to do unless that's your preference doing down the belly if they cast it's
26:27your plan is i was only going halfway got it and then i was just me yeah i want to
26:32make sure i
26:33should get it all
26:43you're just gonna get your chart there we go perfect a little more of an overlap this way yeah
26:57so for her next appointment the natural thing i think most laser tech dishes would do is increase
27:06the jewels by a couple but with this you have the very small range what you would do is keep
27:12your same
27:13settings for the first few appointments and you can add in a pass right go to three passes yeah
27:19makes sense yeah and then once she's at three passes then you can you can go off the jewel yeah
27:28and then maybe bring it back down too but monitor her too because i mean if she's a really light
27:34four
27:34and she's on the cusp right
27:37so
27:41you
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