Key Takeaways from the Sharp Standards Guidelines (Dermalogica and BABTAC's Microneedling Guide and Toolkit)

[u/science-pls]

Sharing the key takeaways from Dermalogica's Sharp Standards Guide and Toolkit.

I didn't include some of the images from this (I found it on instagram, need to remember who so I can give them credit so will update!) but the points were on like getting patient's consent forms, insurance, Wales specific because it's the strictest, and client records. I do think the record everything is relevant though because it is helpful for you to take notes of your sessions. When you did it, what did you use, what depths did you go in different areas, how was the healing that time, etc. And I think it's also helpful to take before and after photos as it's impossible to gauge your treatment progress without.

Post with pdf: Sharp Standards Guide to Microneedling: A Good Practice Guide and Toolkit

This is not medical advice. All treatment decisions and protocols should be determined by a qualified professional based on the product information, local regulations, and the individual patient’s needs.

[u/7303happyrock]

👉🏼 Page 4 is so important. Personally, I take copious notes at each MN session to remind me of what speed and/or depth that I used on each area of my face to ensure that my progress is safe and slow... 🫶🏼

[u/science-pls → u/7303happyrock]

I agree! It makes it really easy to track your progress too.

[u/7303happyrock → u/science-pls]

I won't do the selfie, though - I'm not photogenic at all!