Face Up AESTHETICS INSTITUTE, INC.
Permanent Cosmetics & Aesthetic
Training Center
FUNDAMENTAL CURRICULUM FOR BEGINNER TECHNICIANS
I. Introduction to Permanent Cosmetics
A. History of tattooing as it applies to permanent cosmetics
B. Overview
of the different types of machines and devices available
II. Consultation
A. Client profile
1.
Analyze character of client and client selection
2. Client expectations
3. Discuss overall aspects
of permanent cosmetics
B. Medical
history/client information form
1. Identify potential problems for permanent cosmetics
2. Determine when physician
review is advised
C. Consent forms
1. Discuss informed consent
2. Liability issues
III. Office set-up
A. Physical setting
1. General Equipment
a. table, chair, work surface, lighting
B. Building codes
IV. Sanitation and Sterilization
A. Equipment
1. Discuss acceptable forms of sterilization
a. autoclave
b. dry heat
2. Overview of other means
of sterilization
3. Disinfectants and antiseptics
B. OSHA and CDC guidelines regarding blood borne pathogens
C. Technician
safety
1. Hand washing
2. Hepatitis B vaccination
3. Gloves
D. Proper handling of devices, needles, and pigments
E. Sanitary measures during procedure set-up
F. Sanitary measures during procedure clean-up
V. Client preparation
A. Pre-procedure care
1. Preparing the client’s
skin
2. Ways of marking the skin
B. Anesthetics and physician relationships
VI. Color and pigment theory
A. Knowledge and use
B. Pigments
1. Preparation, mixing
2. Storage
VII. Skin anatomy
A. Composition/layers
B. Healing process of skin and its care
C. Diseases, disorders and conditions
1. Infection
2. Herpes
3. Moles, warts, freckles
4. Psoriasis, eczema
5. Reactions
VIII. Machine theory
A. Review machine (device) for technical aspects
1. Operation and maintenance
2. Use: speed, pressure,
angle
3. Trouble-shooting
B. Evaluate capabilities of machine
C. Only one type of device will be taught hands-on at the
fundamental level:
coil, rotary, hand method, or digital.
Other devices may be
discussed or presented in your manual.
IX. Needles
A. Appropriate needle selection and applications
1. Groups, numbers and configurations
B. How mechanically used in the skin
C. Maintenance
1. Check for damage
2. Storage and disposal
3. Preparation for
sterilization
X. Photography
A. Rationale
B. Equipment and methods
1. Clarity
2. Presentation
XI. After Care
A. Client follow-up
B. Forms and instructions to provide
XII. Procedure experience: Eyebrows, Upper and lower eyeliner, lip
liner/ full lip color, optional beauty marks.
A. Lips
1. Overview of the color
red
2. Lip structure, anatomy
3. Diseases of the mouth
4. Review basic issues,
procedures
5. Observe procedures
6. Hands-on work
7. Follow-up
B. Review issues, discuss
1. Facial morphology
2. Variations
C. Work on pigskin & simulated skin
D. Observe procedures
E. Hands-on work
XIII. Business set-up
A. Basic business and marketing guidelines
B. Legal requirements
C. Insurance/liability
Face Up AESTHETICS INSTITUTE, INC.
Permanent Cosmetics & Aesthetic
Training Center
Certified
Program – Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools
& Certified American Academy of Micropigmentation Trainer
Beginner & Advanced
Ruth Bailey-Dancy, CT, CMI,
CPCT, FAAM
CIDESCO Diplomat
Director of Education
Phone:
(330) 966-1604
1-888-966-1604
Fax:
(330) 966-1607
5622 Fulton Dr NW Ste. A E-mail:
faceup@prodigy.net
Canton, Ohio 44718 www.faceuppermanentcosmetics.com