Facial Diagnosis Course

This specialisation component is oriented towards the accurate and structured assessment of facial skin, with the aim of identifying skin type, cutaneous imbalances and genuine treatment needs. The approach is institutional, centred on objective analysis, professional rigour and the sound grounding of aesthetic decisions.

The advanced structure examines the essential parameters of facial diagnosis, such as hydration level, sebum secretion, sensitivity, skin texture and uniformity. It addresses visual and instrumental assessment methods, the correlation of clinical signs with aesthetic indications, and the distinction between functional conditions and those requiring medical referral.

Within this educational pathway, the emphasis falls on the correct interpretation of the data obtained, the construction of a personalised treatment plan and the integration of facial diagnosis into coherent aesthetic protocols. Students acquire competences applicable within a responsible professional setting, aligned with current standards in the field of aesthetics.

What you will learn on the course

• the principles of accurate facial diagnosis

• the identification of skin types and cutaneous imbalances

• the assessment of facial skin parameters

• the use of visual and instrumental analysis methods

• the correlation of diagnosis with the aesthetic treatment plan

• the limits of aesthetic competence and the indication for medical referral

Who this course is for

• aesthetics specialists

• practitioners who carry out facial treatments

• professionals who wish to ground their aesthetic decisions soundly

• those interested in the accurate assessment of the skin

Professional benefits

• the delivery of an accurate and objective facial diagnosis

• the effective personalisation of aesthetic treatments

• improved quality and predictability of results

• reduced risk of procedures being applied inappropriately

• the alignment of practice with academic and professional standards

Course level
Beginner – Intermediate

Course type
Specialisation course