Certified physician assistant Cathy Noble, along with Jen Schuster and Leah Boyer with Almond Aesthetic Medicine in Klamath Falls have all recently completed the Continuing Education Learning Program and passed the written examination for the Laser Training Institutes course in Aesthetic Laser Procedures, according to a news release. This course focuses not only on laser hair removal, but also light based non-ablative skin rejuvenation and the treatment of benign pigmented lesions and red vascular lesions. They also received updates on their academic training in skin and hair biology, laser and intense pulsed light use and energy concepts, tissue optics and laser effects and laser hazards and safety. <\/p>\n
With the completion of the Aesthetic Laser Procedures course, Schuster has also applied for and received her advanced aesthetician certification from the state of Oregon. <\/p>\n
Almond Aesthetic Medicine offers laser and intense pulsed light use procedures, dermal fillers and injectables, multi-derm abrasion and SkinPen collagen treatments, medical-grade chemical peels and skincare products. They are also partners with Allergans Brilliant Distinctions patient rewards program. <\/p>\n
Almond Aesthetic Medicine is at 2613 Almond St. and is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Friday. For more information, call 541-887-8229 or visit facebook.com\/almondaestheticmedicine. <\/p>\n
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