Skin Science

1. — Directing a client to a medical professional when the condition is outside scope.
3. — A non-contagious disorder where treatment may proceed with modification.
8. — Type of infection listed under contagious disorders.
9. — Ageing skin has slower cell ____ which increases injury risk if treatment is too aggressive.
12. — Dermal protein linked to elasticity; reduced in ageing skin.
14. — Skin function described as “limited ____ of substances.”
18. — A reason a treatment must not be performed or must be modified.
20. — Type of contraindication: treatment may proceed with modification.
21. — Type of contraindication: treatment must not be performed.
23. — Dermal protein linked to firmness; reduced in ageing skin.
24. — Outermost skin layer responsible for barrier protection and preventing water loss.
25. — Harmful organisms the skin helps protect against.

2. — A non-contagious disorder requiring reduced irritation/pressure considerations.
4. — Oil-producing gland found in the dermis.
5. — Type of infection listed under contagious disorders.
6. — Skin function involving feeling and nerve responses.
7. — Deepest layer made up of fat and connective tissue for insulation/cushioning.
10. — A non-contagious disorder where treatment may proceed with modification.
11. — Aftercare instruction: maintain good ____ to reduce risk of infection/inflammation.
13. — Post-treatment guidance that supports recovery, safety, and long-term results.
15. — Protective function of the outer skin layer that can be compromised after peels/exfoliation.
16. — A non-contagious skin disorder example listed in the sheet.
17. — Category of disorders that are usually absolute contraindications in beauty therapy.
19. — Type of infection listed under contagious disorders.
22. — Middle layer containing blood vessels, nerves, and key structural proteins.