30/08/2026
πCO2 LASER TRAINING ABLATIVE & FRACTIONAL RESURFACINGπ
Master fractional and ablative CO2 laser techniques for skin resurfacing, acne scar treatment, wrinkle reduction, and skin tightening.
Advance your skills, gain accredited qualifications & step into the future of aesthetics.
β¨ 100-Hour Hybrid Training Program
Duration: 1 Month
π²π INVESTMENT/COURSE TRAINING FEE: TSh. 2,500,000
π©ΊMust work under a licensed medical provider (MD, PA, or NP).
Perfect for beginners or Beauty Professionals looking to expand their services.
π Limited spots available.
π² Call or WhatsApp to Register: +255 784 786 177 or +255 686 997 888
π COURSE OUTLINE;
β Introduction to COβ Fractional Laser Technology
β Understanding laser physics & tissue interaction
β Skin anatomy, physiology & wound healing
β Client consultation & skin assessment
β Indications & contraindications
β Fitzpatrick skin typing and considerations for darker skin tones
β Selecting appropriate machine parameters
β Treatment planning and protocols
β Scar, acne-scar & anti-aging protocols
β Surgical and Traumatic scars Treatment
β Keloid & hypertrophic scar Treatment
β Tatoo Removal
β Pigmentation risk assessment
β Infection prevention & hygiene
β Laser safety & correct use of PPE
β Eye protection and treatment-room safety
β Hands-on machine operation and practical training
β Pre-treatment preparation
β Post-treatment care & client instructions
β Recognising adverse reactions and complications
β When NOT to perform laser treatment
β Documentation, consent and professional practice
THE TRAINING FEE INCLUDES:
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Professional COβ Fractional Laser Training
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Practical hands-on sessions
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Products required during practical training
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Certificate upon successful completion
β οΈ Important: COβ laser is an advanced procedure with risks including burns, infection, scarring and post-inflammatory pigmentation, particularly in darker skin types. Keloids and pigmentation disorders require careful assessment; COβ laser is not appropriate for every case, and some conditions may require medical diagnosis or combination treatment.