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Why take VTCT (ITEC) Fibroblast Level 4 Plasma Pen Course
The VTCT (ITEC) Level 4 Fibroblast Plasma Pen Course is a beauty aesthetic qualification aimed at level 3 qualified practitioners aged 18 and over, who wish to add Plasma Pen Techniques to their repertoire of treatment offerings.

This qualification encompasses all the necessary components to become a fully qualified Plasma Pen practitioner and is based on national and international standards for aesthetic beauty.

What is Plasma Pen and Fibroblast Skin Tightening?
Fibroblast Skin Tightening is a soft surgery method and a revolutionary technique for perfect facial rejuvenation. A Plasma Pen operates on electricity, which is converted to gaseous diatomic nitrogen (N2). This energised gas is applied to the area of treatment, which is used as an abrasive on a micro level to the epidermal layer of skin (the top or outermost layers) and also heats and stimulates the deeper layers.

What is Fibroblasting?
Fibroblasting is the process via which a Plasma Pen operates. Although the word “blasting” may suggest something strong or scary, the phrase “fibroblast” really refers to a common type of cell found in the connective tissue of your body: fibroblasts. Collagen is produced by fibroblasts, and by inducing this collagen production, the Plasma Pen therapy can target:

Ageing skin
Scarring
Pigmentation
Wrinkles and fine lines
Sun-damaged skin
Dull or uneven skin tone
Moles,Warts, Skin Tags, Red Spots Removal
Enlarged pores
While the PlasmaPen cannot completely halt the aging process, the results are long-lasting and a natural, less invasive alternative to Botox. New lines and wrinkles that appear on patients after an initial treatment process should only require a quick revision.

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Let’s unbox our Plasma Pen kit!

Santa 🎄 has arrived even for us at Ray Cochrane Academy, bringing brand new Plasma Pen kits that our students will get to use for their training in March!

Our German made premium plasma pens will be also available for purchase from our school office starting next year 🙌

What do you say, are you ready to start 2024 with a ZAP? ⚡️

Enrol in our BRAND NEW, VTCT accredited Level 4 Plasma Pen course and learn how to perform this cutting edge, skin tightening treatment.
What is Plasma Pen and Fibroblast Skin Tightening?
Fibroblast Skin Tightening is a soft surgery method and a revolutionary technique for perfect facial rejuvenation. A Plasma Pen operates on electricity, which is converted to gaseous diatomic nitrogen (N2). This energised gas is applied to the area of treatment, which is used as an abrasive on a micro level to the epidermal layer of skin (the top or outermost layers) and also heats and stimulates the deeper layers.

What is Fibroblasting?
Fibroblasting is the process via which a Plasma Pen operates. Although the word “blasting” may suggest something strong or scary, the phrase “fibroblast” really refers to a common type of cell found in the connective tissue of your body: fibroblasts. Collagen is produced by fibroblasts, and by inducing this collagen production, the Plasma Pen therapy can target:

Ageing skin
Scarring
Pigmentation
Wrinkles and fine lines
Sun-damaged skin
Dull or uneven skin tone
Moles,Warts, Skin Tags, Red Spots Removal
Enlarged pores
While the PlasmaPen cannot completely halt the aging process, the results are long-lasting and a natural, less invasive alternative to Botox. New lines and wrinkles that appear on patients after an initial treatment process should only require a quick revision.

Breaking News! 🌟
We are proud to be the first to offer the VTCT (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Plasma Pen Techniques! 🔥

Be part of history in the making! Join our first courses in 2024 and master this game-changing treatment in five days.

Contact us at admission@raycochrane.co.uk to register your interest.

Who is this qualification for?

The VTCT (ITEC) Level 4 Award in Plasma Pen Techniques is a beauty aesthetic qualification aimed at level 3 qualified practitioners aged 18 and over, who wish to add Plasma Pen Techniques to their repertoire of treatment offerings.

Learners are required to hold a level 3 beauty therapy qualification or an appropriate access to aesthetics qualification or equivalent.

What does this qualification cover?

This qualification is informed by employers and national and international standards for aesthetic beauty and includes all the required elements to work effectively as a fully qualified Plasma Pen practitioner

Throughout this qualification, learners will develop their knowledge and understanding of relevant requirements, regulations and safe practice treatment protocols for plasma pen techniques. Learners will also develop the knowledge, understanding and skills required to consult with clients, and provide specific aftercare and home care advice.

Fardic or EMS treatment delivers a low faradic current into the skin and muscles stimulating nerve ending to provide a muscle contraction, it is used to tone and tighten the muscles of the body. A major positive for this treatment is that it is a passive exercise method, affording clients to relax on the couch whilst the faradic machine exercises their muscles for them. The treatment can be targeted to work muscles in specific areas creating intensive results. Faradic treatments will not increase the heart rate therefore cannot be classed as a cardio-vascular form of exercise.

If used in conjunction with a healthy diet and exercise Faradic therapy can help to reduce inches. (But not necessarily weight) This type of treatment can increase the muscles ability to work for longer periods without tiring. Blood circulation and lymphatic flow are improved because of the muscular pumping actions The metabolic rate of cellular activity is increased, so the condition of the muscles and growth & repair of tissues is stimulated.


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Are you looking to improve your Faradic (EMS) body treatment technique? 💪⚡

Fardic or EMS treatment delivers a low faradic current into the skin and muscles stimulating nerve endings to provide a muscle contraction, it is used to tone and tighten the muscles of the body.

A major positive for this treatment is that it is a passive exercise method, affording clients to relax whilst the faradic machine exercises their muscles for them. The treatment can be targeted to work muscles in specific areas creating intensive results.

Watch as we explain the importance of contraction and relaxation when it comes to Faradic treatments and, if
you’re feeling a bit curious, make sure to check out our brand new YouTube video to see the full explanation of this treatment! 🔴▶📽 (link in bio)

The contraction and relaxation should always be the same, and when working on the face, you should always start with 1 second contraction and 1 second relaxation.

When working on the body, you should start with 1.5 seconds, and as your client progresses, you can go up to 3 seconds for pulse.

If your client already has good muscle tone, then you can start slightly higher on your contraction and relaxation.

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📞 Have questions or need more information about our courses?

Contact our friendly course consultants at
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New YouTube Video Alert! Microneedling vs. Mesotherapy - Differences & Similarities

We just uploaded a brand new video on our YouTube channel! A deep analysis of the world of Microneedling and Mesotherapy, where our school Director Eleonora demonstrates and talks about the key differences between these two needle-based aesthetic treatments. 💉

You’ll get insights about:

📍 Needle Length & Number Of Needles: The Precision of Microneedling vs. the Wider Coverage of Mesotherapy
📍 Depth of Skin Penetration: The Superficial Glow of Microneedling vs. the Dermis Dive of Mesotherapy
📍 Treatment Delivery Speed: The Efficiency of the Mesogun vs. the Detailed Approach of the Microneedling Pen
📍 Areas of Application: How to Tailor the Treatment to Your Client’s Unique Needs