AP601 Anatomy, Physiology and Morphology of the Ageing Face - Level 5 Certificate in Aesthetic Practice

Ageing and its effects on facial morphology and anatomical structures

Question 1. Analyse the changes that occur to the face and neck during the aging process, taking into account the following aspects:

• Physiological changes to the skin structure
• Degenerative skin conditions associated with ageing
• The causes and effects of intrinsic and extrinsic ageing
• The distinction between static and dynamic wrinkling
• Morphological changes to the face and neck
• The effectiveness of the Merz and Glogau scales in assessing the skin's aging process.

Question 2. Evaluate why it is important for the Aesthetic Practitioner to have a sound knowledge andunderstanding of the ageing process and its impact on the facial anatomical structures,when carrying out facial aesthetic procedures.

Assignment 2

Question 1. Examine the role of regulatory organisations and the regulatory requirements for the aesthetic sector, taking into account:
• statutory and voluntary regulation for healthcare professionals and non-healthcare professionals
• guidance and principles relating to professional standards and ethics for healthcare professionals and non-healthcare professionals
• skills and experience necessary for healthcare and non-healthcare professionals
• guidelines for the safe use, management and misuse of regulated and non- regulatedaesthetic medicines.

Question 2. Evaluate the disparity in regulatory requirements and professional standards for healthcare professional and non-healthcare professionals and the benefits of working collaboratively in aesthetic practice.

Attachment:- Certificate in Aesthetic Practice.rar