Facial Intradermal Therapy

Facial Intradermal Therapy is a precise injection-based technique that involves the placement of short intradermal needles into selected skin points to induce controlled biological stimulation. The procedure initiates regenerative processes within the dermis, stimulates fibroblasts to synthesize collagen, and improves tissue firmness and elasticity, resulting in a visible lifting effect.

This lesson introduces the principles of safe intradermal therapy practice, correct placement of treatment points, selection of appropriate needles and supportive formulations, and proper client qualification. Indications and contraindications, typical skin responses, and the possibility of combining intradermal therapy with other cosmetology procedures are thoroughly discussed.

The learning process includes theoretical content, instructional video materials, step-by-step guidance, and a completion certificate, preparing participants for conscious, safe, and professional performance of Facial Intradermal Therapy in clinical practice.

Learning Outcomes

After completing the lesson, the participant is able to:

• explain the concept of facial intradermal therapy as an advanced point-based technique relying on precise mechanical stimulation
• discuss the mechanism of action in the context of controlled micro-injury
• interpret tissue responses to point-specific stimulation
• understand the role of controlled inflammation as a therapeutic component
• explain the regenerative processes activated during intradermal therapy
• analyze skin responses to micro-injury from a cosmetological perspective
• apply general facial anatomy in clinical practice
• understand skin anatomy and histology in the context of point-based techniques
• interpret skin aging processes at the level of the epidermis, dermis, and deeper tissues
• conduct a cosmetological consultation and skin diagnosis in professional practice
• analyze skin types and concerns, including dry, dehydrated, oily, and combination skin
• consider the specific needs of sensitive, reactive, and vascular skin
• recognize edema, lymphatic congestion, and microcirculation disorders
• interpret hyperpigmentation and the mechanisms of melanogenesis
• understand the pathophysiology of acne vulgaris and rosacea in the context of point-based therapy
• properly qualify clients for facial intradermal therapy
• identify indications and contraindications for treatment
• plan point-based therapy according to treatment goals
• individualize therapy based on a personalized Beauty Plan
• prepare the treatment area for point-based procedures in a professional setting
• work in accordance with principles of hygiene, disinfection, sterilization, and asepsis
• apply safety standards specific to point-based techniques
• select appropriate tools, preparations, and cosmetic products used in intradermal therapies
• properly prepare the client for facial intradermal therapy
• perform facial intradermal therapy step by step
• apply intradermal needle techniques with controlled depth and pressure
• maintain the correct sequence of facial treatment areas
• adjust stimulus intensity according to skin response
• observe skin reactions during the procedure and respond appropriately
• recognize normal skin responses and early warning signs
• identify common procedural errors and methods to prevent them
• implement standardized intradermal therapy treatment protocols
• select active ingredients for example skin therapy scenarios
• formulate post-treatment recommendations
• plan safe combinations of facial intradermal therapy with other in-office treatments

What You Receive in This Lesson

• Instructional video materials
• Interactive theoretical modules
• Professional treatment protocols
• Product checklist
• Knowledge assessment quiz
• Access to a mock final exam for self-evaluation
• Unlimited access to the lesson throughout the study period, with the option to extend access for any additional time