CIDESCO - Body Treatments
Questions and Complete
Solutions Graded A+
Treatment Objectives - Answer: - revitalizing dull looking skin
- firming lax skin
- reduce excess tissue fluid in the skin
- toning of muscles
- contouring the silhouette
- increase skin softness or improve skin texture
- detoxifying the skin and adipose tissue of excess metabolic by products
Cellulite Grade 0 - Answer: - no dimpling
Cellulite Grade 1 - Answer: - dimpling when pinched
Cellulite Grade 2 - Answer: - visible dimpling when standing
- disappears when laying down
Cellulite Grade 3 - Answer: - visible dimpling when standing and laying down
Cellulite Theory 'Subcutaneous Architecture' - Answer: - - cellulite caused by the arrangement of
connective tissue that runs from the muscles through the hypodermis to connect through the dermis
- adipose tissue bulges through the bands of connective tissue, creating the dimpling
Cellulite Theory 'Tissue Fluid and Lymph Build-Up' - Answer: - cellulite is caused by a build up of tissue
fluid and lymph in and around the hypodermis
- adipose tissue is well known to have poor lymph drainage
, - fibroblasts respond to the damage by producing more of the connective tissue that runs through the
adipose tissue from the dermis, contributing to the dimpled effect
Rejuvenate - Answer: - hydrate skin
Revitalize - Answer: - restore skin
Heat Therapy Physiological Effects - Answer: - relaxes skin to dilate pores
- dilates arterioles in the skin (vasodilation)
- increase metabolic rate in skin cells
- increase production of metabolic by products
- increase tissue fluid and lymph formation
- promotes perspiration
- warming of tissue
Heat Therapy Benefits - Answer: - reduces muscle tension
- slight increase excretion of metabolic by products
- increased metabolic by products deposited in tissue fluid and sweat
- improved mobility of nutrient in the skin
- improved circulation and oxygenation in the skin
- increased efficacy of products applied directly afterward
Sauna - Answer: - 75 - 100 degrees c
- water poured on hot rock to produce steam
Steam Room - Answer: - steam is piped into the air
- can add therapeutic substances to steam
Heat Therapies - Answer: - sauna
Questions and Complete
Solutions Graded A+
Treatment Objectives - Answer: - revitalizing dull looking skin
- firming lax skin
- reduce excess tissue fluid in the skin
- toning of muscles
- contouring the silhouette
- increase skin softness or improve skin texture
- detoxifying the skin and adipose tissue of excess metabolic by products
Cellulite Grade 0 - Answer: - no dimpling
Cellulite Grade 1 - Answer: - dimpling when pinched
Cellulite Grade 2 - Answer: - visible dimpling when standing
- disappears when laying down
Cellulite Grade 3 - Answer: - visible dimpling when standing and laying down
Cellulite Theory 'Subcutaneous Architecture' - Answer: - - cellulite caused by the arrangement of
connective tissue that runs from the muscles through the hypodermis to connect through the dermis
- adipose tissue bulges through the bands of connective tissue, creating the dimpling
Cellulite Theory 'Tissue Fluid and Lymph Build-Up' - Answer: - cellulite is caused by a build up of tissue
fluid and lymph in and around the hypodermis
- adipose tissue is well known to have poor lymph drainage
, - fibroblasts respond to the damage by producing more of the connective tissue that runs through the
adipose tissue from the dermis, contributing to the dimpled effect
Rejuvenate - Answer: - hydrate skin
Revitalize - Answer: - restore skin
Heat Therapy Physiological Effects - Answer: - relaxes skin to dilate pores
- dilates arterioles in the skin (vasodilation)
- increase metabolic rate in skin cells
- increase production of metabolic by products
- increase tissue fluid and lymph formation
- promotes perspiration
- warming of tissue
Heat Therapy Benefits - Answer: - reduces muscle tension
- slight increase excretion of metabolic by products
- increased metabolic by products deposited in tissue fluid and sweat
- improved mobility of nutrient in the skin
- improved circulation and oxygenation in the skin
- increased efficacy of products applied directly afterward
Sauna - Answer: - 75 - 100 degrees c
- water poured on hot rock to produce steam
Steam Room - Answer: - steam is piped into the air
- can add therapeutic substances to steam
Heat Therapies - Answer: - sauna
