Thanks to this Master's Degree you will be able to offer your patients the best dermo-cosmetic treatments and nutritional advice"

There are a multitude of external factors that influence the appearance of the skin. Stress, environmental pollution and health conditions are just some of the factors that can lead to dry, unhealthy-looking skin. However, an internal factor that has a direct impact on the appearance of the skin is undoubtedly nutrition. Diets based on ultra-processed foods, excess salt or sugar and even uncontrolled eating can cause visible lesions or premature aging of the skin.

It is therefore crucial that nutrition professionals have a thorough understanding of how diet influences the condition of the skin and, above all, how, through diet, skin damage, lesions or pathologies can be reversed. This Master's Degree provides students with an understanding of the impact of nutrition on the skin, as well as the most appropriate medical-aesthetic treatments and approaches for each case.

Over the 1,500 hours of intensive education included in the program, students will explore everything related to  Antiaging nutricosmetics as a means of improving and reversing the ravages of age on the skin. Likewise, they will also learn about the most common nutritional problems related to dermo-aesthetics, as well as the most common psychological disorders linked to food and the skin.

Thus, after passing the assessments for this Master's Degree, students will be able to offer a distinctive and innovative approach that will positively impact their patients. This will help them position themselves at the forefront of the profession.

With this Master's Degree, you will not only learn the about nutrition and its relationship with the skin, but also the most appropriate aesthetic treatments for each case”

This Master's Degree in Aesthetic Medicine for Nutritionists contains the most complete and up-to-date scientific program on the market. Its most notable features are: 

• Case studies presented by experts in dermocosmetics and nutrition
• Graphic, schematic, and practical contents which provide scientific and practical information on the disciplines that are essential for professional practice
• Practical exercises where self-assessment can be carried out to improve learning
• A special emphasis on innovative methodologies
• Theoretical lessons, questions to the expert, debate forums on controversial topics, and individual reflection assignments
• Content that is accessible from any fixed or portable device with an Internet connection

Achieve your professional goals with a program that makes life easier: 100% online and no final project”

The program’s teaching staff includes professionals from the sector who pour their professional experience into this program, as well as renowned specialists from leading societies and prestigious universities.

Access to a multimedia content, developed with the latest educational technology, will allow the professional a contextual and situated learning. In other words, a simulated environment that will provide immersive learning programmed to prepare students for real situations.

This program is designed around Problem-Based Learning, whereby the professional must try to resolve the different professional practice situations that arise during the academic year. For this purpose, the student will be assisted by an innovative interactive video system created by renowned and experienced experts. 

With this Master's Degree, you will update your knowledge in a comfortable and straightforward way and you will be able to offer the most advanced treatments in the sector"

Thanks to this Aesthetic Medicine for Nutritionists, you will be able to design diets aimed not only at losing weight or improving health, but also at enhancing the skin’s appearance"

Over the course of this Master's Degree, students will be able to update their knowledge of dermo-cosmetic treatments and nutrition. This will allow them to incorporate the most cutting-edge developments and the most effective therapeutic strategies for each case into their daily practice. Furthermore, they will achieve all this using the most acclaimed academic method on the academic market, and will not have to complete a final project in order to obtain their Master's Degree.

TECH offers you the most comprehensive and up-to-date syllabus on the market. That's how we help you reach higher" 

Module 1. Dermo-Aesthetic Nutrition

1.1. Aesthetic Nutrition: New Developments in the Profession
1.2. Nursing Process Applied to Aesthetics
1.3. Diagnosis and Registration in the Nutritional Clinic
1.4. Hygiene in a Clinic

1.4.1. Antiseptics
1.4.2. Hand Hygiene
1.4.3. Utensil Hygiene
1.4.4. Sanitary Waste Management

1.5. Organization of the Aesthetic Practice
1.6. Aesthetic Practice Management
1.7. The Ethical-Legal Aspect of Aesthetic Nutrition: Code of Ethics and Ethical Problems

1.7.1. Criminal and Civil Liability of Nutritional Personnel
1.7.2. Liability Insurance
1.7.3. Informed Patient Consent Forms: Guidelines and Generic Models

1.8. Quality Management in Aesthetic Nutrition Practice
1.9. Emergencies in the Clinic
1.10. Aesthetic Complications 

Module 2. Aging and Cosmetic Assessment in Dermo-Aesthetic Nutrition

2.1. History of Anti-Aging Medicine
2.2. Theories of Aging: Pathophysiology
2.3. Species and Longevity
2.4. Mechanisms of Cellular Aging
2.5. Mitochondria
2.6. Chronobiology I. Suprachiasmatic Pineal Nucleus: Circadian Rhythm
2.7. Chronobiology II: Sleep and Sleeplessness
2.8. Immunity: Immunosenescence
2.9. Telomeres and Telomerase
2.10. Exposome and Aging

Module 3. Skin

3.1. Skin Anatomy and Structure of the Skin
3.2. Skin Appendages

3.2.1. Hair
3.2.2. Nails
3.2.3. Sebaceous Glands
3.2.4. Sweat Glands

3.3. Skin Functions and Elementary Lesions

3.3.1. Protection
3.3.2. Metabolism
3.3.3. Temperature Regulation
3.3.4. Sensory
3.3.5. Excretory
3.3.6. Energy Reserve

3.4. Skin Care at Different Stages of Life: Neonatal, Pediatric, Adolescent, Adult, Geriatric, Pregnancy

3.4.1. Neonatal
3.4.2. Pediatric
3.4.3. Adolescent
3.4.4. Adult
3.4.5. Geriatric
3.4.6. Pregnancy

3.5. Embryology of the Skin and Skin Appendages

3.5.1. Skin Development
3.5.2. Hair Development
3.5.3. Nail Development
3.5.4. Skin Gland Development

3.6. Skin Types

3.6.1. Density
3.6.2. Skin Emulsion
3.6.3. Skin Phototype
3.6.4. Condition

3.7. Skin Hygiene
3.8. Skin Hydration

3.8.1. Manual Techniques
3.8.2. Materials and Technical Methods
3.8.3. Specific Cosmetics
3.8.4. Equipment

Module 4. Most Frequent Dermatological Issues

4.1. Acne
4.2. Rosacea
4.3. Seborrheic Dermatitis
4.4. Atopic Dermatitis
4.5. Contact Dermatitis
4.6. Pigmentation Disorders: Hyperpigmentation
4.7. Pigmentation Disorders: Hypopigmentation
4.8. Psoriasis
4.9. Skin Infections and Infestations Caused by Pathogenic Agents: Bacteria
4.10. Skin Infections and Infestations Caused by Pathogenic Agents: Viruses
4.11. Ichthyosis
4.12. Urticaria and Angioedema
4.13. Scars

Module 5. Nutricosmetic Hair Removal 

5.1. Laser Hair Removal and Influencing Factors

5.1.1. Factors That Influence Laser Hair Removal

5.2. Intense Pulsed Light Hair Removal and Influencing Factors

5.2.1. Factors That Influence Pulsed Light Hair Removal

5.3. Objectives of Laser Hair Removal and IPL
5.4. Procedures for Laser Hair Removal and IPL
5.5. First Visit

5.5.1. Client Information
5.5.2. Technical and Follow-Up Data
5.5.3. Informed Consent

5.6. Technique Procedure

5.6.1. Cleansing, Shaving and Disinfection
5.6.2. Delimitation of the Area
5.6.3. Protection
5.6.4. Application of Cooling Gel
5.6.5. Using Equipment
5.6.6. Removal of Gel and Application of Decongestant Product

5.7. Risks and Side Effects
5.8. Precautions, Post-Laser Hair Removal Care and After-Sessions
5.9. Protection Measures for Professionals and Clients

5.9.1. Clothing
5.9.2. Recommended Postural Hygiene at Work

Module 6. Aesthetic Massage in Dermocosmetics

6.1. The Application of Aesthetic Massage and the Immediate, Delayed, Local and General Effects of Massage on the Various Organs and Systems
6.2. Classification of Massages According to Their Effects and the Different Applicable Techniques
6.3. Effects, Indications, Precautions and Contraindications of Aesthetic Massage Procedures
6.4. Application Parameters of Massage Procedures and Selection Criteria for Aesthetic Massage Procedures
6.5. Techniques for Performing Ciorporal Aesthetic Massage Procedures
6.6. Zone Massage: Specific Procedures and Time of Execution
6.7. Aesthetic Massage With Mechanical Effect Equipment
6.8. Aesthetic Massage With Mechanical Effect
6.9. Application Techniques for the Different Types of Equipment
6.10. Indications for Mechanical Aesthetic Massage
6.11. Immediate and Subsequent Results of Mechanical Massage on Different Organs, Structures and Systems

Module 7. Chemical Peels in Dermocosmetics 

7.1. General Aspects
7.2. Advance Preparation
7.3. Superficial Peels
7.4. Medium Peels
7.5. Deep Peels 
7.6. Post Peel Care: Adverse Effects and their Treatment
7.7. Introduction to Dermocosmetics
7.8. General Cosmetic Skin Care
7.9. Specific Cosmetic Care

Module 8. Nutrition Applied to Aesthetics: Psychological Aspects of the Patient 

8.1. Nursing Care for Anti-Aging Nutricosmetics
8.2. Orthomolecular Dermocosmetics
8.3. Microbiota
8.4. Prebiotics and Probiotics
8.5. Nutrigenetics: Nutrigenomics
8.6. Supplementation
8.7. Food Additives
8.8. Most Common Nutritional Disorders Relevant to Aesthetics
8.9. Psychological Aspects of Aging

Module 9. Physical Activity: Sedentary Lifestyles and Obesity 

9.1. Physiology of Physical Activity
9.2. Physiological Evaluation and Interpretation I
9.3. Physiological Evaluation and Interpretation II
9.4. Customized Prescription of Physical Activity in Young Adults
9.5. Customized Prescription of Physical Activity for the Elderly
9.6. Physical Activity, Longevity and Quality of Life
9.7. Strategies for Rehabilitation and Recovery from Exertion
9.8. Sedentary Lifestyles and Obesity
9.9. Pharmacological Treatment of Obesity: GLP1-Liraglutide
9.10. Dietary Supplementation

Module 10. Care for Other Procedures and Treatments

10.1. Facial Fillers 
10.2. Bioplasty
10.3. Botulinum Toxin
10.4. Sustaining Wires
10.5. Chemical Peels
10.6. Radiofrequency, Technology and Biological Effects
10.7. Facial Rejuvenation
10.8. Rhinomodeling and Mentoplasty
10.9. Facial and Corporal Carboxitherapy
10.10. PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma)
10.11. Microdermabrasion