CEU Hours: 30 CEUs for the Body Altering Aesthetics Industry

Course Description: This course is designed for beginner healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their skills in postoperative care for clients undergoing plastic surgery. Through a combination of lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on practice, participants will learn about the lymphatic system, scar tissue management, wound complications, and the application of the Beckker Method in postoperative care. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the fundamentals of manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) and incisional drainage techniques, as well as the integration of tools and equipment to optimize client outcomes.

Who can take this course: This course is intended for any medical professionals who have had an introduction to the industry. This includes body sculpting, MAs, CNAs, or any regulated industry that is new to the Body Altering Aesthetics field. Prior experience in actual PostOp-Indur is not needed. This course is intended for healthcare providers and bodyworkers who have some awareness of the body but are not well versed in PostOp-Induration or Post-Plastic Surgery Manual Recovery. 

Key Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the anatomy and physiology of the lymphatic system and its role in postoperative healing.
• Differentiate between manual activation of MLD and incisional drainage techniques.
• Learn the principles of compression garment fitting and installation.
• Identify nutritional considerations and dietary impacts on wound healing.
• Develop proficiency in conducting postoperative assessments and creating treatment plans.
• Recognize common scar tissue formations and strategies for collagen management.
• Acquire skills in performing myofascial releases and varied modalities for improved client outcomes.