MCCCD Program Description

Advanced Aesthetics

Course: BAW110

First Term: 2021 Spring

Lec + Lab 4.0 Credit(s) 8.0 Period(s) 8.0 Load
Subject Type: Occupational
Load Formula: T- Lab Load

Description: Theory and application of advanced skin care modalities, resurfacing, and cosmetic chemistry. Hair removal techniques, makeup application, and an introduction to body treatments is also included. Application of theory and skills through treatment services provided to the public. Focus on communication and documentation to create customized treatment plans and product recommendations for clients that follow all safety and infection control procedures in compliance with the Arizona Board of Cosmetology (AZBOC).

MCCCD Official Course Competencies
1. Perform advanced skincare and body treatments considering underlying skin conditions, contraindications, and infection control protocols. (I) 2. Perform safety and sanitation practices in compliance with the Arizona State Board of Cosmetology (AZBOC). (I, II, III) 3. Perform advanced consultation, services, advisement, and documentation within the scope of practice and for the appropriate setting. (I, II, III) 4. Document accurate and ongoing treatment records and consult forms. (I, II, III) 5. Evaluate documentation to assess progress and inform treatment. (I, II, III) 6. Utilize retailing strategies and client education to promote products and treatment series. (I-IV) 7. Create a customized treatment plan with proper product selection based upon a client`s consultation, goals, and commitment. (I-IV) 8. Model industry accepted professional appearance, ethical behavior, personal hygiene standards, and personal wellness strategies. (I-IV) 9. Collaborate effectively with a diversity of individuals and teams. (I-IV) 10. Communicate in a culturally responsive manner to build trust and rapport with others. (I-IV) 11. Demonstrate hair removal techniques following proper safety and infection control procedures. (II) 12. Demonstrate makeup application techniques considering the results of client consultation and utilizing safety and infection control procedures. (III)
MCCCD Official Course Competencies must be coordinated with the content outline so that each major point in the outline serves one or more competencies. MCCCD faculty retains authority in determining the pedagogical approach, methodology, content sequencing, and assessment metrics for student work. Please see individual course syllabi for additional information, including specific course requirements.

MCCCD Official Course Outline
I. Advanced skincare and body treatment services A. Consultation 1. Intake and charting 2. Client`s goals 3. Alignment to services and products 4. Service settings B. Analysis 1. Skin conditions 2. Contraindications 3. Infection control protocols C. Skincare and body treatment services 1. Use of equipment 2. Products 3. Treatments D. Advisement 1. Compliance with the Arizona State Board of Cosmetology (AZBOC) 2. Scope of practice E. Documentation 1. Treatment records 2. Charting progress 3. Consultation forms 4. Waivers 5. Record keeping F. Post consultation II. Hair removal techniques A. Consultation 1. Intake and charting 2. Client`s goals 3. Alignment to services and products 4. Service settings B. Foundations and analysis 1. Terminology 2. Hair growth 3. Skin conditions 4. Infection control and safety protocols C. Hair removal services 1. Use of equipment 2. Products 3. Treatments D. Advisement 1. Compliance with the Arizona State Board of Cosmetology (AZBOC) 2. Scope of practice E. Documentation 1. Treatment records 2. Charting progress 3. Consultation forms 4. Waivers 5. Record keeping F. Post consultation III. Makeup application A. Consultation 1. Intake and charting 2. Client`s goals 3. Alignment to services and products 4. Service settings B. Foundations and analysis 1. Terminology 2. Skin conditions 3. Client considerations a. Facial features b. Color theory and matching 4. Infection control and safety protocols C. Makeup services 1. Use of equipment 2. Products 3. Application D. Documentation 1. Treatment records 2. Consultation forms 3. Waivers 4. Record keeping E. Post consultation IV. Retail A. Sales and marketing B. Vendors C. Ethics

MCCCD Governing Board Approval Date: September 22, 2020

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