EDEXCEL Level 3 SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA in Beauty Therapy

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EDEXCEL Level 3 SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA in Beauty Therapy Audio Sonic Lesson

AUDIO SONIC LESSON Aim: To perform audio sonic Objectives-   Objectives- State 3 effects and benefits of incorporating audio sonic treatments into massage (comprehension questions). List 3 contra indications to the treatments Demonstrate audio sonic treatment into a massage (Listen and respond to information), (Measuring time). List home and aftercare advice and identify at least one retail opportunity Extended Objective: List and describe 5 contra indications to the treatments EQ Identify barriers to your learning

Audio Sonic

Audio Sonic Audio sonic vibrator is a small, hand held appliance which creates a gentle stimulation through sound waves. Sound waves are transmitted by all media- solid, liquid or gas. The molecules in human tissue will vibrate when struck by sound waves. It is believed that lymph, cartilage, muscle and bone can conduct audio sonic pulses. Audio sonic contains a coil which is controlled by a electro magnet. When current is applied one way the coil moves the other way creating a backwards- forward movement with the head remaining static so the treatment is less stimulating on the surface and more relaxing for the client. Sound waves penetrate deep into the tissues at a cellular level and are therefore more beneficial in relaxing tension nodules

Treatment technique Explain the treatment effects and sensation Check for contra indications Select flat or ball applicator Apply talc or oil to the skin Use stroking or circular movements Treatment time:- 5 – 15 minutes

Effects and benefits of audio sonic To reduce tension nodules, muscle spasm and overworked muscles Produces warmth, erythema and relaxation of tissue fibres Increases cell metabolism and circulation Aids desquamation Stimulates sebaceous activity Improves the appearance of dry, dehydrated and sensitive skins

Contra indications to treatment Metal pins or plates Thrombosis Back or abdomen during pregnancy Headaches or migraines Highly vascular or inflammatory conditions Skin diseases or disorders Undiagnosed pain Sun/ wind burn

Lesson Review In pairs discuss what you have learnt today. Write down two new thing you have learnt today