OHI-S Personalized Facial Rejuvenation Skin Boosters, PRP & Chemical Peels 4 lesson 1h

The “Personalized Facial Rejuvenation: Skin Boosters, PRP & Chemical Peels” course is a 1-hour program comprising four lessons. It provides a practical framework for modern, multimodal facial rejuvenation by integrating regenerative medicine, injectable treatments, and chemical resurfacing. The curriculum covers patient assessment, treatment selection, and the combination of skin boosters, Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), and chemical peels to build effective, personalized protocols for natural and predictable outcomes.
Learning Objectives

Conduct thorough patient assessments to identify individual skin concerns and select appropriate treatment strategies.

Implement modern facial rejuvenation protocols for skin boosters, including indications and patient selection.

Understand the biological mechanisms of action, preparation methods, and injection protocols for autologous PRP therapy.

Classify chemical peels by depth, select appropriate treatments, apply correct techniques, and manage post-care.

Combine different modalities (skin boosters, PRP, and chemical peels) according to specific patient needs.

Develop personalized, evidence-based treatment plans designed to achieve natural, gradual, and predictable outcomes.

Target Audience
This course provides a practical framework designed to help practitioners make more informed treatment decisions and build effective combination protocols for modern, multimodal facial rejuvenation.
Best for Dermatologists, Plastic Surgeons, Aesthetic Medicine Physicians, and Facial Plastic Surgeons.
Topics
Lesson 1. Modern Facial Rejuvenation: Skin Booster Protocols & Patient Selection

Modern facial rejuvenation: definition and current clinical focus

Pathophysiology of skin aging: structural and cellular mechanisms

The aesthetic treatment pyramid: prioritizing modalities for optimal outcomes

Skin boosters: definition, mechanism of action, and targeted dermal improvements

Primary clinical indications for skin booster therapy

Administration techniques and general application concepts

Classification and types of skin boosters on the market

Key clinical benefits across various treatment zones

Treatment journey milestones and expected result timelines

Candidate profiling and ideal patient selection frameworks

Absolute contraindications, precautions, and high-risk cases

Evidence-based literature review and clinical studies

Lesson 2. Autologous Regenerative Therapy: PRP Mechanism, Preparation & Injection Protocols

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP): definition, biological function, and growth factor cascade

Cellular mechanism of tissue regeneration and collagen synthesis

Documented clinical effects on skin texture, tone, and hair density

Primary indications for autologous PRP therapy

Step-by-step PRP preparation: blood draw, centrifugation parameters, and separation

Clinical injection guidelines for PRP facials

Synergistic combinations: pairing PRP with microneedling (Vampire Facial)

Standardized treatment protocols and session intervals

Absolute contraindications, safety precautions, and patient screening

Literature review and evidence base supporting PRP therapy

Lesson 3. Chemical Peeling Protocols: Classification, Application & Post-Care

Chemical peels: terminology, biological function, and skin quality improvement

Mechanism of action: controlled epidermal/dermal exfoliation and renewal

Depth classification: superficial, medium, and deep chemical peels

Clinical indications: hyperpigmentation, acne, fine lines, and photoaging

Pre-peel skin conditioning and application techniques

Step-by-step procedural workflow: preparation, application, and neutralization

Managing side effects, adverse reactions, and peel complications

Post-treatment aftercare protocols and barrier repair guidelines

Combination treatment protocols with complementary modalities

Evidence-based research and clinical literature summary

Lesson 4. Multimodal Rejuvenation: Personalized Treatment Planning & Evidence

Personalized treatment planning for long-term skin health

Managing patient expectations: setting milestones for gradual result progression

Comparative evidence and clinical outcomes for HA boosters, PRP, and chemical peels

The clinical rationale and scientific evidence for multimodal combination therapies

Summary of key takeaways and clinical pearls for everyday practice