Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy (306-559-2410) has upgraded its beauty clinic and laser skin treatment training courses for learners in Regina, Saskatchewan.
The demand for trained aestheticians has increased with advancements in the field of medical aesthetics. To meet the needs of aspiring aesthetic technicians and connect them with suitable positions in modern beauty clinics, Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy offers up-to-date programs at its Regina facility.
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In addition to covering essential skills relevant to today’s Medspa roles, the new courses also provide instruction with a business focus. Through the extensive industry connections fostered throughout the program, learners at Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy can graduate with the knowledge and ability to establish their own clinics in Saskatchewan and beyond.
This is largely due to the level of postgraduate support offered by the academy. Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy emphasizes ongoing collaborations between its students and industry professionals even after the completion of the course. The goal is to help newly certified graduates reach the level of established aestheticians.
“Completing a medical aesthetics program is just the beginning of a student’s journey,” says an academy representative. “The real test begins when they start practicing, and postgraduate support can help them navigate this journey by providing mentorship and guidance. We aim to build confidence, improve skills, and enhance expertise in the field, preparing our students to face the challenges they may encounter.”
This postgraduate mentorship enhances the professional acumen gained throughout Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy’s hybrid learning program. Students start with online modules that cover a range of theoretical coursework, allowing them to access the materials from home and on their own schedule.
While these remote instruction sessions focus on the scientific foundations behind modern procedures, they also introduce students to practical skills. Alongside hygiene and safer treatment practices, learners can expect to study skin analysis methods, patient consultation strategies, and various cosmetic techniques.
Once students complete the online learning section, they are ready for practical training through hands-on experience at Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy’s sites. The teaching clinic in Emerald Park caters to Regina and Saskatchewan natives, providing learners with the opportunity to practice cosmetic procedures under the guidance of experienced doctors and nurses.
As one recent graduate put it: “Very professional and very attentive – I loved my training and my superb trainer.”
Those interested in Regina can find more information about Dermysk Medical Aesthetics Academy and its educational programs at https://dermysk.com/pages/academy