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professional services | face mapping ® skin analysis | dermalogica consultation card 184 dermalogica consultation card The Dermalogica Face Mapping ® skin analysis procedure begins with an indepth consultation that will not only reveal any contraindications to your planned course of treatment, but will also give you a glimpse into the client’s current regimen and expectations of your services. Keeping your Dermalogica Consultation Cards up-todate will, therefore, not only allow you to chart your client’s progress, but will also be a vital legal record of whether or not each client has accurately disclosed related medical conditions. The Dermalogica Consultation Card is divided into the following key sections: your health This portion gives you valuable insight into your client's general health, including any medical issues that might contraindicate a particular service or product, as well as general lifestyle habits that might prove useful in troubleshooting skin problems. The following numbers correspond to the questions on the Dermalogica Consultation Card. dermalogica 1 Within the last year, have you been under a physician’s or dermatologist’s care? If your client answers yes, review the details specified. It is important to ascertain whether or not the underlying medical reason will affect your treatment choice. 2 Have you had any health problems in the past or present? If your client has experienced any of the following health problems in the past or present, your treatment should be modified in the following manner: cancer–Do not perform lymph drainage. If skin cancer, have the client check with their doctor prior to treating the affected area.
diabetes–Diabetics have poor healing capabilities. Avoid waxing or extractions. epilepsy–Do not use electrical current, as it may provoke a seizure. Avoid tightlywrapping the client. heart problem–Avoid body massage, electrical current, hot or very detoxifying wraps as they can all increase heart rate. hormone imbalance–Watch for acne breakouts, very dry skin, excess hair growth and dramatic weight fluctuations. spinal injury –Don’t move the neck, and avoid scalp massage. hysterectomy–May experience skin breakouts and/or dryness. thyroid condition–An overactive thyroid usually results in oily skin, an under-active one in dry skin. varicose veins–Do not massage over the area to reduce the risk of dislodging a blood clot. systemic disease–May make the client more prone to bruising and increase healing time. You should wear gloves during the treatment if the disease is communicable. 3 List any medications, supplements, vitamins, diretics, slimming tablets, etc. that you take regularly. Given for various infections, antibiotics can cause rashes, pigmentation and heightened UV sensitivity. Avoid areas where this occurs, and recommend sunscreen. herpes ointments–Given for cold sores. Can cause rash, itching, burning and stinging. Avoid treatment. high blood pressure tablets–Can cause skin rashes, bruising. Avoid heat or overstimulating treatment. chemotherapy–Can result in hair loss, skin bruising and bleeding. Avoid treatment. cortisone–Given to calm inflammations. Causes acne and poor healing. Avoid waxing and extractions. retin-a, adapalene or renova– May be given for acne, pigmentation, premature aging or pre-cancerous skin lesions. You must avoid all exfoliation, waxing, extractions and heat over the areas where the medicine is applied because the skin is likely to be fragile, and skin lifting or sensitization may occur. Also, client will have dramatically increased sensitivity to sunlight and must use sunscreen. isotretinoin (sometimes marketed as Accutane)–Given for cystic acne, this medication causes severe skin dryness and hypersensitivity. Do not perform any exfoliation, waxing or extraction anywhere on the body. Ensure that the client uses sun protection at all times. prescription benzoyl peroxide– Increases skin sensitivity and dryness. Increases sensitivity to sunlight. 4 Do you smoke? Smoking depletes Vitamin C in the body and restricts oxygen to the skin. It impairs healing, and also causes a yellow, sallow look to the skin. May cause comedones and fine wrinkles. 5 Do you exercise regularly? Regular exercise usually improves skin condition by assisting in stress reduction, as well as the stimulation of circulation and elimination. Lack of exercise calls for a more detoxifying, stimulating course of treatment. 6 Do you follow a restricted diet? If a client is on a highly restricted diet or fast, breakouts can occur as part of the detoxification process. Extremely low-fat diets can result in dry skin. Long-term fasting can stimulate breakout activity, hormonal imbalance and body hair growth. 7 Do you wear contact lenses? Use extreme caution around the eye area of contact lens wearers. Do not apply pressure on or around the eyelid. Alternatively, ask if they would prefer to remove them prior to the treatment. 8 Do you have metal implants, a pacemaker or body piercings? These contraindicate the use of electrical current in any form. 9 Rate your level of stress. It has been shown that stress impacts the skin and overall well-being. Knowing your client’s stress level can indicate the changes you see in his/her skin. 10 Do you have any allergies?. Allergies are more prevalent in the general population today, therefore checking with your client prior to treatment to help prevent an allergic response is essential. Knowing their allergies will enable you to screen your product ingredients and treatment protocols to ensure a safe and effective treatment. Common allergies to be aware of are pollen, food like nuts and seafood, fragrance, animals, iodine and medications. *Note: For detailed information on skin reactions to medications, refer to Consumers Guide to Prescription and Non-Prescription Drugs by H. Winter Griffith M.D. Published by HP Books. the book professional services | face mapping ® skin analysis | dermalogica consultation card 185
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cleansers Thorough cleansing is the
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skin condition Skin with excess oil
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skin condition Dry or prematurely-a
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moisturizers Moisturizers are vital
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skin condition All skin conditions.
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masques Enhance the daily skin care
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concentrated boosters Concentrated
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