Laser Tattoo Removal Editable Training Manual

Our Laser Tattoo Removal Training Manual can be used as a training resource when teaching tattoo removal procedures. This manual is fully editable, and you can brand it with your own logo.

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Details of the manual:

This manual includes:

- About Tattoo Removal
- Cultural Heritage of Tattooing & History
- Epidemiology of Tattoos
- Tattoo Regrets and Reasons for Tattoo Removal
- Health and Safety
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Insurance
- Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations
- Electrical Safety
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Tattoo Complaints and Complications: Diagnosis and Clinical Spectrum
- Definitions of Tattoo Complaints and Complications
- Complaints Associated with Tattoos
- Non-Infections Complications and Adverse Events
- General Conditions and Associations
- Life-Threatening Hazards
- Complications of Cosmetic Tattoos
- Technique and Materials
- Infections and Allergy
- Tattoo Complications and Quality of Life
- History of Light & Energy Devices
- Electromagnetic Spectrum of Radiation
- Properties of Laser Light
- Coherent Light
- Monochromatic Light
- Collimated Light
- Chromophores
- Tissue Effects, Absorption, Reflections, Transmission
- Creation of Laser Light
- Selective Photothermolysis
- Wavelengths
- Q-Switched vs Pico
- Hertz
- Depth
- Energy
- Cooling the Skin
- Topical Anaesthetics
- Laser Classifications
- Laser Health and Safety
- Contra-indications
- Laser Tattoo Removal, Precautions, and Unwanted Effects
- Principles of Q-Switched Laser in Tattoo Removal
- Initial Consultation
- Medical Evaluation
- General Precautions
- Dermatological Assessment
- Scarring
- Dyspigmentation
- Ink Retention and Parodoxical Ink Darkening
- Traumatic Tattoos
- Allergic Reactions
- Newer Treatments and Future
- Manufacturing of Tattooing and Permanent Make-up
- Tattoo Inks
- Binding Agents
- Solvents
- Additives
- Thickening Agents
- Preservatives
- Pigments
- Inorganic Pigments
- Titanium Dioxide Pigments
- Iron Oxide Pigments
- Chromium Oxide Green
- Impurities of Inorganic Pigments
- Organic Pigments
- Impurities of Organic Pigments
- Carbon Black
- Impurities of Carbon Black
- Filler
- Tailored Surface Engineering of Pigments
- Laser Treatment of Tattoos
- Histopathology
- The Lightening Mechanism
- Practical Aspects of Tattoo Removal
- Adverse Effects and Concomitant Reactions
- Potential Treatment Strategies for Adverse Effects
- Allergic Reactions
- Hypopigmentation
- Hyperpigmentation
- Textural Changes and Scarring
- Residual Ink
- Traumatic Tattoos
- Tattoos: Classifications, Chemical Composition, and Implications for Laser Biology
- Patient Selections and Pre-Treatment Care
- Treatment of Tattoos
- Future Developments in Tattoo Removal
- Kirby-Desai Scale
- Patients and Equipment for Dark-Blue or Black Tattoo Treatment
- Patients and Equipment for Red Tattoo Treatment
- Patients and Equipment for Green
- Troubleshooting for Tattoo Removal
- Side Effects and Complications
- Alterations in Pigmentation
- Paradoxical Darkening of Tattoo Pigment
- Thermal Injury and Scarring
- Tattoo Granulomas
- Tattoo Pigments used to Create Specific Tattoo Colours
- Multi-Coloured Tattoos
- Treatment Form
- Fitzpatrick Skin Typing
- Treatment Protocol
- Aftercare

Pages: 99
Words: 41,190
Format: Microsoft word