ND Esthetician case studies
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The North Dakota Esthetician license is the credential that lets you perform skin care services for the public in North Dakota - facials, waxing and other hair removal, makeup, lash and brow services, and certain exfoliation and advanced treatments within the scope the state allows. It is administered through the North Dakota Board of Cosmetology, which sets the licensing requirements, approves training programs, and oversees the examination process. The ND Esthetician case studies are 5 cases and about 3,343 words.
1Wedding Wax With Isotretinoin and a Cold Sore Prodrome
A 34-year-old client books a lip, chin, and brow wax three days before her wedding. During intake she reports starting isotretinoin (40 mg daily) five months ago and continuing it.
716 words, about 4 min2Request for a Medium-Depth TCA Peel in a Superficial-Scope State
A 41-year-old client with Fitzpatrick IV skin and melasma across both cheeks requests a medium-depth TCA peel because a friend had one. She has used adapalene 0.3% gel nightly for eight months and took doxycycline 100 mg daily for acne until yesterday.
653 words, about 3 min3Microcurrent Request With a Pacemaker and Seizure History
A 58-year-old new client requests a microcurrent facial for jaw tension and puffiness. Her intake notes a permanent pacemaker placed two years ago for bradycardia, a copper IUD, and a history of seizures controlled with medication.
627 words, about 3 min4UV Cabinet, Alcohol Wipes, and a Ring-Shaped Rash After Brow Waxing
You are three weeks into a job at a North Dakota salon. You observe a coworker finish a brow wax: she wipes the metal tweezers with 70% alcohol, returns them to a UV cabinet, and uses the same wooden spatula to scoop wax for the next two clients after wiping it on a paper towel.
714 words, about 4 min5Flushing, Telangiectasias, and a Changing Mole on a Deep-Cleansing Facial Request
A 29-year-old client comes for a deep-cleansing facial because she has acne. She is Fitzpatrick II.
633 words, about 3 min