The Organic Law of 19 June, of Qualifications and Vocational Training, aims at the organisation of an integral system of vocational training, qualifications and accreditation, which will respond effectively and transparency of social and economic demands through the various forms of training. To this end, it creates the National System of Qualifications and Vocational Training, defining it in Article 2.1 as the set of instruments and actions necessary to promote and develop the integration of vocational training offerings, through the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications, as well as the evaluation and accreditation of the corresponding professional skills, in order to promote the professional and social development of the people and cover the needs of the production system.

The National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications, as set out in Article 7.1, is designed to facilitate the integrated nature and adequacy of vocational training and the labour market, as well as training throughout life, the mobility of workers and the unity of the labour market. This catalogue consists of the qualifications identified in the production system and the training associated with them, which is organised in training modules.

Article 5.3 of the Organic Law of 19 June, gives the National Qualifications Institute the responsibility to define, develop and maintain the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications, in its quality of technical organ of support to the General Council of Vocational Training, whose regulatory development is set out in Article 9.2 of Royal Decree 1128/2003 of 5 September, which regulates the National Catalogue of Qualifications Professionals, in accordance with Article 9.4, the obligation to maintain permanently updated by its periodic review which, in any case, shall be carried out within a period of not more than five years from the date of inclusion of the qualification in the catalogue.

Therefore, this order is issued in application of Royal Decree 817/2014 of 26 September 2014 laying down specific aspects of professional qualifications for the purposes of which it is amended, Article 7.3 of the Organic Law of 19 June, on qualifications and vocational training, is applicable to the adoption and effects of the legislation.

Thus, in the present order, two professional qualifications of the professional family are updated, for the complete replacement of their annexes. Personal image that has an age in the National Catalogue of Qualifications Professionals equal to or greater than five years, to which the Royal Decree 817/2014 applies, of September 26. In addition, certain professional qualifications are partially modified by the replacement of certain cross-cutting competence units and their associated training modules, including up-to-date professional qualifications. listed in the attachments of this order.

In the process of drafting this order, the Autonomous Communities have been consulted and the General Council of Vocational Training and the State School Council have issued a report.

Under the joint proposal of the Minister for Education, Culture and Sport and the Minister for Employment and Social Security, I have:

Article 1. Object and scope of application.

This ministerial order aims to update two professional qualifications corresponding to the professional family Image family, proceeding to the replacement of the corresponding annexes, and to partially modify certain professional qualifications through the replacement of certain competing units and training modules, in application of Royal Decree 817/2014 of 26 September, laying down the specific aspects of the professional qualifications for whose modification, procedure of Article 7.3 of the Organic Law of 19 June, on qualifications and vocational training, is applicable to the adoption and effects of the legislation.

Updated and partially modified professional qualifications are valid and are applicable throughout the national territory, and do not constitute a regulation of professional practice.

Article 2: Updating of a professional qualification of the professional family Image Personal, established by Royal Decree 1087/2005, of 16 September, establishing new professional qualifications, which is include in the national catalogue of professional qualifications, as well as their corresponding training modules, which are incorporated into the modular vocational training catalogue, and certain professional qualifications are updated established by Royal Decree 295/2004 of 20 February 2004.

As set out in Royal Decree 1087/2005's unique additional provision of 16 September 2005, the updating of the professional qualification for which the specifications are contained in Annex CXXI of the Quoted royal decree:

A new wording is given to Annex CXXI, Professional Qualification "Aesthetic care of hands and feet". Level 2. IMP121_2, which is listed as Annex I to this order.

Article 3. Update of a professional qualification established by Royal Decree 790/2007 of 15 June, supplementing the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications, by establishing three professional qualifications corresponding to the Professional Family of Personal Image.

As set out in the single additional provision of Royal Decree 790/2007 of 15 June, the updating of the professional qualification, the specifications of which are set out in Annex CCXLVIII of the Quoted royal decree:

A new wording is given to Annex CCXLVIII, PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION "Aesthetic masages and associated sensory techniques". Level 3. IMP248_3, which is listed as Annex II to this order.

Article 4. Partial modification of a professional qualification of the professional family Imagen Staff established by Royal Decree 295/2004 of 20 February establishing certain professional qualifications which are included in the National catalogue of professional qualifications, as well as their corresponding training modules which are incorporated into the modular vocational training catalogue.

As set out in the single additional provision of Royal Decree 295/2004 of 20 February 2004, the updating of the professional qualification for which the specifications are contained in Annex XXIII of that Regulation is applicable. royal decree:

The professional qualification established as " Annex XXIII: Hydrothermal Hydrothermal. Level 3. IMP023_3 "replacing, respectively, the" UC0063_3: Performing manual and/or mechanical massages for aesthetic purposes "and the associated training module" MF0063_3: Manual and mechanical aesthetic massage (120 h) " by the competition unit "UC0063_3: Perform manual and/or mechanical massages for aesthetic purposes" and the associated training module "MF0063_3: Manual and mechanical aesthetic massage (120 h)", corresponding to Annex II " Aesthetic masages and associated sensory techniques. Level 3. IMP248_3 " of this order.

Article 5. Partial modification of a professional qualification established by Royal Decree 790/2007 of 15 June, supplementing the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications, by establishing three qualifications professionals for the Professional Family of Personal Image.

As set out in the single additional provision of Royal Decree 790/2007 of 15 June, the updating of the professional qualification for which the specifications are contained in the CCL Annex to that Regulation is applicable. royal decree:

The professional qualification established as "Annex CCL: Aesthetic Treatments" is amended. Level 3. IMP250_3 "replacing, respectively, the" UC0063_3: Performing manual and/or mechanical massages for aesthetic purposes "and the associated training module" MF0063_3: Manual and mechanical aesthetic massage (120 h) " by the competition unit "UC0063_3: Perform manual and/or mechanical massages for aesthetic purposes" and the associated training module "MF0063_3: Manual and mechanical aesthetic massage (120 h)", as well as replacing "UC0790_3: Perform manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage for purposes" esthetic "and the associated training module" MF0790_3: Manual aesthetic lymphatic drainage and mechanical (90 h) "by" UC0790_3: Perform manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes "and the associated training module" MF0790_3: Manual and mechanical aesthetic lymphatic drainage (150 h) "corresponding to Annex II" Aesthetic masages and associated sensory techniques. Level 3. This order is also modified for the total duration of the training associated with the qualification from 600 hours to 660 hours.

Final disposition first. Competence title.

This order is dictated by the powers conferred on the State by Article 149.1.1. and the 30th of the Constitution, on the regulation of the basic conditions that guarantee the equality of all Spaniards in the exercise of rights and in the fulfilment of constitutional duties, and for the regulation of the conditions for obtaining, issuing and approval of academic and professional qualifications.

Final disposition second. Entry into force.

This order shall enter into force on the day following that of its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Madrid, October 1, 2015. -Government Vice President and Minister of the Presidency Soraya Saenz de Santamaria Anton.

ANNEX I

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION: AESTHETIC CARE OF HANDS AND FEET

Professional Family: Personal Image

Level: 2

Code: IMP121_2

General Competition

Perform aesthetic care of hands and feet, performing nail beautification operations, developing artificial nails and applying skin treatments to the hands and feet, addressing the needs and demands of the client, following the established protocol and in conditions of quality, safety and health.

Competition Units

UC0356_2: Atender the aesthetic service of hands and feet in conditions of safety, hygiene and health

UC0357_2: Apply aesthetic techniques to care and beautify your nails

UC0358_2: Develop and apply artificial nails

UC0359_2: Perform aesthetic treatments of hands and feet

Professional Environment

Professional Scope

Develops its professional activity in the area of aesthetics, dedicated to the Personal Image, in entities of a private nature, small or medium-sized enterprises, both self-employed and others, regardless of their form legal. It develops its activity depending on its case, functional and/or hierarchically of a superior. You may have staff in your position at times, for seasons or in a stable way. The principles of universal accessibility are applied in the development of professional activity in accordance with the applicable regulations.

Productive Sectors

It is located in the productive sector of services, dedicated to the Personal Image, in the subsector related to aesthetic care, treatment and beautification of hands and feet.

Relevant Occupations and Jobs

The terms of the following relationship of occupations and jobs are used with a generic and omnicomprensivo character of women and men.

Manicure

Pedicides (not Callists)

Foot care specialists

Artificial nail specialists

Cosmetic Nail and Skin and Skin Product Demonstrators

Associated Training (420 hours)

Training Modules

MF0356_2: Safety and health in the aesthetic care of hands and feet (60 hours)

MF0357_2: Aesthetic techniques for care and beautification of nails (120 hours)

MF0358_2: Artificial nails (150 hours)

MF0359_2: Aesthetic Treatments of Hands and Feet (90 Hours)

COMPETITION UNIT 1: ATTEND TO THE CUSTOMER OF THE AESTHETIC SERVICE OF HANDS AND FEET IN CONDITIONS OF SAFETY, HYGIENE AND HEALTH

Level: 2

Code: UC0356_2

Professional realizations and realization criteria:

RP 1: To carry out the personal and customer protection measures, maintaining the facilities, furniture and equipment, in conditions of hygiene and safety, in order to attend to the customer of the aesthetic service of hands and feet, complying with applicable labour and environmental risk protection rules.

CR 1.1 Facilities and furniture are cleaned and disinfected at the end of each service, using the required products and means, to maintain asepsis in the workplace.

CR 1.2 Employees and accessories are cleaned, disinfected and sterilized as appropriate, using the product indicated for the material they are manufactured and intended for.

CR 1.3 The aparatology used is checked to verify its operation by checking that it meets the safety and hygiene conditions for its use.

CR 1.4 The performance of artificial nails, in the case of applying specific products, is proven to ensure that the ventilation is indicated to avoid the vapours and the strong smell of these products.

CR 1.5 The lighting of the job position for performing aesthetic care of hands and feet, is verified by verifying that it is the required one for each aesthetic technique.

CR 1.6 The client is accommodated, checking that the ergonomic position is indicated for the aesthetic care service of hands and feet and applying the indicated lingerie for its protection.

CR 1.7 The gloves and mask are self-positioned as protection in the procedures that so require and maintain the ergonomic position, in accordance with the safety and hygiene regulations at work.

CR 1.8 The cab, disposable material and equipment are prepared after use to check that they are clean, disinfected or sterilized and ordered for a new service.

RP 2: Select the aesthetic service of hands and feet by observing the anatomophysiological characteristics of the client, to customize it according to their demands and needs.

CR 2.1 The characteristics of the skin of the hands and the feet and the nails, of the client are valued, identifying their needs, to design the personalized aesthetic treatment.

CR 2.2 The alterations that can be assumed by a contraindication are identified for the performance of the aesthetic services of manicure, pedicure and artificial nails and, where appropriate, the client is derived to medical treatment or to other professionals.

CR 2.3 The professional diagnosis is detailed based on the analysis and assessment of the information obtained, collecting the data in the client's technical data sheet, for the monitoring and evaluation of the service, complying with the regulations on the protection of personal data applicable.

RP 3: Select the material, the useful, the appliances and the cosmetic products, preparing the work area to attend to the customer of the aesthetic service of hands and feet, following the regulations on safety and hygiene applicable.

CR 3.1 The cosmetics are selected according to the type of skin of the client and the state of the nails, taking into account the cosmetic form, the assets it contains, the mechanisms of action and the indications of the manufacturer.

CR 3.2 Physical-chemical operations for the preparation and handling of cosmetics are performed under safety and hygiene conditions.

CR 3.3 Environmental conditions for the preservation of products and cosmetics are noted to avoid alterations.

CR 3.4 The useful, products and apparatus are selected, according to the technique of manicure, pedicure, artificial nails or aesthetic treatments of hands and feet to be performed, following the standard protocol of safety and hygiene set.

CR 3.5 Disposable materials are selected according to the technique to be performed, complying with applicable regulations regarding the disposal of waste and respect for the environment.

RP 4: Adapt the standard protocols of aesthetic treatments of hands and feet and artificial ones, to serve the client of the aesthetic service of hands and feet, adjusting them to their needs and demands, fulfilling the protocols customer service established by the company.

CR 4.1 The skin, nails and periogual zone are observed to analyze their characteristics and possible alterations, determining the technique of manicure, pedicure and application of artificial nails adapted to the needs of the client or, in their case, to detect possible contraindications.

CR 4.2 The design of the standard protocols for the treatment of hands and feet and the treatment of artificial nails, are elaborated according to the service, collecting the techniques to be used, means and equipment, products and time of realization.

CR 4.3 Advice on care and precautions to be followed, before and after the techniques of manicure, pedicure, handling of hands and feet and artificial nails, are communicated to the client, in order to avoid adverse reactions or unwanted results.

CR 4.4 The media for the collection of information, aesthetic history and the technical data sheet for the monitoring and evaluation of treatments are designed according to the protocols to be used, complying with the regulations on applicable data protection.

RP 5: Perform first aid techniques for possible emergency situations to attend to the client of the aesthetic service of hands and feet during the realization of manicure, pedicure, of aesthetic treatments of hands and feet and artificial nails, following the established protocol.

CR 5.1 Information about the general health conditions of the client, is obtained through the realization of specific questions that allow, the prevention of possible adverse reactions during the care processes Hand and foot aesthetics.

CR 5.2 Possible adverse reactions that may occur during the service delivery are analyzed, to take the measures indicated in the company's performance protocol.

CR 5.3 First aid is applied in accordance with the protocols developed by the company and the instructions of the responsible person and, if the severity requires it, an emergency notice is given.

RP 6: Value quality in the customer service of the aesthetic service of hands and feet, applying the quality control standards established to optimize the service, informing and advising the client on the indicated measures for the maintenance of the results obtained, complying with the regulations on facilities, technical means and products and in case of deviations, proposing corrective measures to ensure the satisfaction of the client.

CR 6.1 The end result of the aesthetic care of hands and feet is evaluated, observing and contrasting with the expectations of the client, to assess their degree of satisfaction both the service provided and the treatment received and, in your case, putting in place the appropriate corrective mechanisms.

CR 6.2 The effects of the changes made to the client image are valued, to achieve their satisfaction, highlighting the positive aspects and correcting those that do not meet the expectations of the service.

CR 6.3 The conditions for the maintenance of the obtained results are communicated to the client, advising him on the frequency of treatment, the indicated cosmetics and application guidelines.

Professional context:

Production media:

Furniture: manicure table, stools, pedicure armchair, auxiliary cart and display case. Appliances: disinfection and sterilisation, pedicuvios, paraffin smelter, pulverization, infrared equipment, saunita, rotary brushes, suction cups, vibrators, equipment of alternating currents for the application of effluvies, lathe with different strawberries, catalyst lamp. Useful: containers, limes of different thicknesses or grammages, limes of dustrial, palito of orange or other, pliers, scissors, polishers, separator of fingers, containers, spatula, brushes of artificial nails, metal spatula, among others. Disposable materials: cotton gauze, sponges, cellulose wipes, towels, gown, gloves and mask, among others. Products: antiseptic soap, alcohol, oxygenated water, chemical disinfectants, nail-like demarmators, emollients, exfoliants, keratolytics, hardeners, bleaching, moisturizing and nutritional creams, nail polishes, cuticle oil, clay, paraffin, parafangos, powder and acrylic liquid, first, gels, fiberglass, silk fiber, resin, fixers, filler enamel, R. V inhibitor enamel, acrylic enamels, ornaments, paper and plastic tips, among others. Containers for recyclable and polluting material. Boob. Product and media technical tab with product and customer control management programs.

Products and results:

Selection, preparation and application of the methods of hygiene and disinfection of the tools, devices, materials and cosmetics for the care of hands and feet. Aesthetic analysis of the skin and the hands and feet. First aid provided.

Information used or generated:

anatomical models of the hands and feet. Slides and slides of the different pathologies and aesthetic alterations of the nails and the skin of hands and feet. Technical information on cosmetics and appliances, first aid manual, specialist bibliography. Professional magazines Audiovisual and multimedia programmes. Applicable rules for the prevention of risks and protection of the environment. Applicable rules on the protection of personal data. Internal rules of work in relation to quality. Manuals on standards of postural hygiene. Applicable regulations on spaces, installations and apparatus of aesthetics centres. Aesthetic history, technical tab, treatment protocols, reports to refer to other professionals.

COMPETITION UNIT 2: APPLY AESTHETIC TECHNIQUES TO CARE AND BEAUTIFY YOUR NAILS

Level: 2

Code: UC0357_2

Professional realizations and realization criteria:

RP 1: Rate the characteristics of the hands and/or the feet of the client, to select the aesthetic techniques to care and beautify the nails, taking into account their needs and demands, complying with the regulations on applicable personal data protection.

CR 1.1 The client is accommodated in the ergonomic position indicated to observe the area to be treated, valuing the condition of the nails and the skin of the hands and/or feet.

CR 1.2 The nail and foot periungual zone of hands and feet are observed, to select the aesthetic treatment, checking that there are no indications of pathologies that discourage the application of aesthetic techniques.

CR 1.3 Pathological alterations are referred to medical treatment, performing a client referral report, for care and improvement.

CR 1.4 Possible aesthetic alterations of the nails or cuticle are noted on the technical tab, for control and subsequent consultation.

CR 1.5 The shape of the nails is adapted to the characteristics of the hands and nails of the client, to harmonize and/or improve the morphology of the hand, depending on the study carried out and taking into account their demands and needs.

CR 1.6 The aesthetic techniques of care for the beautification of nails, are selected according to the results of the study of the client, their demands and needs.

CR 1.7 The interview with the client, is developed incorporating questions that allow to determine if he has diabetes or if he follows an anticoagulant pharmacological treatment, among others, to take the measures of safety and hygiene in the application of cutting, liming and/or removal techniques.

CR 1.8 Hand and foot analysis data for customer tracking are reflected in the technical tab, noting the selected procedures and means, the indicators for control and evaluation of the work, as well as the prevention measures to be taken in the case of diabetic clients.

RP 2: Select the material, the useful, the appliances and the cosmetic products, preparing the work area for the application of aesthetic techniques to care and embellish the nails of hands and feet, following the regulations on applicable safety and hygiene.

CR 2.1 The tools and accessories are disinfected and/or sterilised depending on the type of material they are manufactured and the use for which they are intended, using the methods and techniques required for their preparation and complying with the requirements. applicable safety and hygiene standards.

CR 2.2 Delicate useful (glass limes, cuticle and nail pliers, among others) are protected from possible blows and the action of chemical and environmental agents, to keep them in hygiene and conservation.

CR 2.3 The cosmetic, decorative, maintenance, protection and treatment of hand and foot cosmetic products and products are selected according to the technique to be performed, to meet the needs and client preferences.

CR 2.4 Cosmetic products are checked to determine that they are in good condition and that they retain the physico-chemical and organoleptic properties that allow their application.

CR 2.5 The manicure, pedicure and its accessories are checked, ensuring that they are in conditions of use, where appropriate, to perform corrective operations.

CR 2.6 Customer and technical protection measures are applied throughout the process, to ensure the safety and hygiene in the application of the selected techniques.

RP 3: Perform aesthetic techniques to care for and beautify nails, unmakeup of the nail and foot ointment, for preparation and modifying its shape (by cutting and liming the nails) to adapt to the morphology of the hand and/or foot, according to the client's needs and complying with applicable safety and hygiene conditions.

CR 3.1 The nails and skin of the hands and/or feet are disinfected with an antiseptic product to ensure hygiene during the process.

CR 3.2 The feet are immersed in a bath with an antiseptic product, before starting treatment, using a pediuvio or a specific bucket, preparing them for the following techniques.

CR 3.3 The cosmetic cosmetic and the useful for its application are selected according to the state of the one (normal or fragile) and the decorative cosmetic they carry.

CR 3.4 The fingernail removal technique is performed to remove remaining lacquer remains in the ungual sheet, following the procedure:

-The lacquer of the sheet is removed with cotton or impregnated supports, by drag and dissolution.

-The lacquer left in the periungual retreat is removed using a specific useful that allows the action.

-The unmakeup of the nails of the hands and the feet of the client is done, avoiding the stain or spoiling of their own nails, to guarantee their professional image.

CR 3.5 The length of the nails in the male manicure, they are left short by liming them in a square way and without sticking out of the length of the finger, to adapt them to the morphology of the hand and the tastes of the client.

CR 3.6 The cutting and liming technique of the nails is performed according to the morphological characteristics of the client's hands, to suit their tastes and needs, following the procedure:

-The cut of the hand nails is done with the help of a specific and sterile pliers, respecting its convex shape.

-The cut of the toenails is done with the specific pliers, respecting the square shape to avoid possible alterations such as the ones embodied.

-The liming of the nails is done with a lime of the grammage indicated for the thickness and hardness of the ointment sheet, adapting the length and the shape to the different types of hands.

-The free edge is limply perpendicular and making one-way movements, to prevent the sheet from opening in layers.

-The side edges of the nail are limated by leaving two millimeters on each side to prevent it from breaking.

RP 4: Perform cuticle and skin care techniques, improving the aesthetic appearance of hands and feet, following applicable environmental and safety and hygiene protection regulations for the protection of the skin client.

CR 4.1 The disgregating product of cuticles is applied on these, to favor their elimination, following the instructions of the laboratory regarding time of exposure and precautions of use.

CR 4.2 The cuticle is taken from the ungual sheet with the aid of a specific sterile or disposable useful and which does not damage the area, to replace it in a way contrary to its birth, favoring its removal.

CR 4.3 The disgregating product of cuticles is removed by washing the area with soapy water, ensuring that no debris remains that can damage the area.

CR 4.4 The skins or stepfathers are cut with caution to avoid cuts, using a sterile cortacticles sterile and disinfecting the area with an antiseptic product indicated.

CR 4.5 Skin dualities and rugosities are removed by abrasion, using abrasive products and/or accessories or a keratolytic cosmetic to exfoliate thickened skin by softening the area.

CR 4.6 The massage maneuvers on the ointal sheet, the periungulate refolding and the hands, the forearm and the elbow, as well as the feet and ankles, are performed with dexterity, in order to promote the penetration of active principles and the return circulation, taking into account the time established in the treatment protocol.

CR 4.7 The massage exercises are applied by adapting the professional's hands to the treatment area, respecting the order, the direction, the rhythm and the intensity selected, in order to adjust the technique to the needs of the client.

CR 4.8 First aid applies, following the procedure established by the company for the care of persons in the event of an accident and requesting, if appropriate, the emergency service.

RP 5: Perform polishing or makeup techniques, selecting the technique and color according to the morphology of the hands and/or feet, to harmonize with the clothes, the makeup of the lips, the face color and the tastes of the client.

CR 5.1 The nail is polished to remove an alteration of the color of the ungual sheet or in male manicures, using the special products, gamuzas, or limes for this operation and indicated for the thickness of the ointment sheet.

CR 5.2 The base or hardener of the sheet is applied on the clean nails to protect them from the pigments and solvents that contain the enamels or nail lacquers, in uniform brush strokes and following the indications of the manufacturer.

CR 5.3 The color of the nail lacquer is selected, taking into account the color of the lip bar and the color, the color of the clothes, to harmonize it with the time it will look and the tastes of the client.

CR 5.4 The toenails are made up by placing the finger tabs, to facilitate the application, ensuring the result.

CR 5.5 The free edge of the nails is treated, applying the specific techniques to make it totally white.

CR 5.6 The nail lacquer applies to the beautification of the nail, using uniform, fine and homogeneous brush strokes, respecting the pause times between layer and layer, correcting disproportions or aesthetic defects, and applying quick-drying products under the required conditions.

CR 5.7 The degree of customer satisfaction is valued through direct observation and short questions about the outcome of the service performed and, if not, is corrected until it is approved.

CR 5.8 Personal care and cosmetic products for nail maintenance are communicated to the client, advising them on their use, in order to lengthen the results of the treatment performed.

RP 6: Perform hand and foot decoration techniques, with different styles such as half-moons, peaks, French, or fancy, using lacquers and accessories, to improve the aesthetic appearance of hands and nails and maintain the safety and hygiene conditions.

CR 6.1 A nail makeup sketches are prepared, using the styles, shapes, decorations, colors, and ornaments, to suit each hand style and/or foot, one and the customer's taste.

CR 6.2 Useful and special products for makeup styles are prepared by selecting them according to the characteristics of the hands and feet, the nails and the style of the sketch chosen by the client.

CR 6.3 The nail decoration is adapted to the shape of the hand and foot nails, to harmonize with the moment and situation in which they are to be displayed and the style of the client.

CR 6.4 The makeup for the mid-moon or peak style is done, preparing the entire ointment sheet with a color (light or dark) according to design, making up on it with a color that highlights the shape of the crescent or the enamel and by performing a defined stroke on the chosen color.

CR 6.5 The French manicure technique is performed, profiling the free edge with a white or other color line and making up the nail plate with another glaze to complete its harmony.

CR 6.6 The fancy make-up on nails is done according to previous design, to decorate the ointment sheet with drawings, stones and ribbons, among others, and applying a lacquer with a drying effect to protect the fantasy, extending the result.

RP 7: Value the quality of the service provided by aesthetic techniques to care and beautify the nails, applying the quality control standards established to optimize the service, complying with the regulations on facilities, technical means and products and in the case of deviations, proposing corrective measures to ensure customer satisfaction.

CR 7.1 Communication protocols apply to the customer's attention, obtaining the required information about their needs and demands, taking into account established quality parameters.

CR 7.2 The quality of the services provided is evaluated, comparing the information obtained with the quality indicators established by the company, to optimize the service.

CR 7.3 The degree of satisfaction of the client regarding the service provided and the treatment received, is evaluated by means of questionnaires, type and direct observation, noting the possible incidents in the technical tab.

Professional context:

Production media:

Manicure and pedicure furniture: manicure table with lighting systems, adjustable height ergonomic stools, ergonomic stretcher with adjustable height, cabinet cabinet. Appliances: pedicuvio, saunita, sterilizers (autoclave, dry heat, germicidal), around different strawberries. Useful: containers, limes of different sizes, limes of dustrial, orange or other materials, pliers, scissors, polishers, finger separator, spatula, brushes of different size, punches. Disposable materials: cotton, gauze, cellulose wipes, towels, gown, gloves and mask, among others. Decoration accessories: decals, adhesives with different fancy drawings and for edges and half-rounded moons, of beak or for French manicure, stones, colored ribbons. Products and cosmetics: antiseptic soap, alcohol, oxygenated water, chemical disinfectants, white pencil, demakeup for nails, bases, emollients, keratolytics, hardeners, moisturizing creams, nutritives, nail polishes, adhesives, between others. Containers for recyclable and polluting material. Boob. Product and media technical tab with product and customer control management programs.

Products and results:

Manicure, pedicure and nail decoration, using aesthetic techniques for the care and beautification of the hands and feet.

Information used or generated:

Technical information about cosmetics and appliances. Anatomy sheets. Manuals of: first aid, designs of different designs, specialized bibliography. Professional journals. Books of nail fantasies designs. Audiovisual and multimedia programmes. Applicable rules for the prevention of risks and protection of the environment. Manuals on standards of postural hygiene. Applicable rules on the protection of personal data. Internal rules of work in relation to quality. Applicable regulations for spaces, installations and apparatus of aesthetics establishments. Aesthetic history, technical tab, reports to refer to other professionals.

COMPETITION UNIT 3: MAKE AND APPLY ARTIFICIAL NAILS

Level: 2

Code: UC0358_2

Professional realizations and realization criteria:

RP 1: Select the material, the useful, appliances and cosmetic products, preparing the working area for the elaboration and application of artificial nail techniques, following the regulations on safety and hygiene applicable.

CR 1.1 The tools and apparatus are selected according to the technique to be performed, applying the cleaning, disinfection and/or sterilization procedures, depending on the material they are manufactured with, they are in conditions of use.

CR 1.2 The work area is organized with the furniture, tools, appliances and cosmetics specific to the technique to be carried out, checking that they are in conditions of use and proceeding, if not, to their substitution and/or repair.

CR 1.3 Cosmetic products are selected based on artificial nail application techniques, checking to respond to customer demands and characteristics.

CR 1.4 The cosmetics for the manufacture of artificial nails are checked, verifying that they retain their physical and organoleptic properties, ordering them to facilitate their use.

CR 1.5 The individual disposable material is selected for client protection and based on the technique to be applied.

CR 1.6 The lighting and ventilation of the work area are checked, ensuring that they are indicated for the development of the service.

CR 1.7 The catalyst lamp, the lathe and the strawberries are checked, verifying their operation, applying the cleaning and disinfection procedures before each service.

RP 2: Accommodate the client to select the techniques of making and applying artificial nails to each case, observing the characteristics of the nails and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CR 2.1 The client is accommodated by taking care of their postural hygiene and according to the artificial nail technique to be performed.

CR 2.2 The protection elements for the application of artificial nail techniques are used for the prevention of associated risks and in the light of the manufacturing technique.

CR 2.3 The characteristics of the fingernails and/or feet of the client are observed to decide whether the application of the required technique is possible, justifying the proposal in a negative case.

CR 2.4 The periungual nails and edges of the hands and/or feet are observed, detecting the possible alterations in their color and/or consistency, to derive the client, in case it presents any pathological alteration, to treatment medical.

CR 2.5 The application of the artificial nail technique will be postponed if non-pathological alterations are detected, proposing other alternatives until they disappear.

CR 2.6 The data obtained on the state of the nails, the needs and demands of the client, the chosen technique and other data of interest, are reflected in the technical tab, for their follow-up and consultation in later services, complying with the applicable personal data protection rules.

RP 3: Select the sheets, artificial tips or tips that are adapted to the size and shape of each one, to lengthen the ointment sheet and/or to support the application of specific products of artificial nails, preparing them in function of the technique.

CR 3.1 The length and curvature of the prostheses are selected according to the study of the morphology of the nails and hands, in order to adapt them to the needs of the client.

CR 3.2 The sheets or tips and tips are selected according to their size, curvature, shape, color and materials, according to the selected artificial nail technique and the characteristics of the nails. client.

CR 3.3 The number that corresponds to the size of the selected molds or tips is recorded in the client's technical tab, relating the one that corresponds to each finger and in both hands, proceeding to order them for placement.

CR 3.4 The molds or tips are adapted to the width and length of the natural, cutting, and liming their edges.

CR 3.5 The moulds or tips are placed using the specific adhesive and recommended by the manufacturer, applying it only to the selected site so that it does not reach the cuticle zone or periungual retreat.

CR 3.6 The transparency of the tip is achieved by placing the specific product to lower the step and liming with the required weight of the plate until it is not noticed.

CR 3.7 The tip as a technique of elongation of the nail for its enamelling or decoration, is finished by applying a glaze base and after the drying time, making up the nails with the technique and the selected product.

CR 3.8 The tip as a support for another technique is killed, liming all of its surface to facilitate the grip of the selected artificial nail product.

RP 4: Develop artificial nails adapted to the characteristics and demands of the customer, on plastic tips or on templates to achieve an increase in the length of a natural, following the technical specifications provided by the manufacturer, under conditions of safety and hygiene and in compliance with applicable labour and environmental risk prevention rules.

CR 4.1 The system for the manufacture of artificial nails is chosen according to the characteristics of the natural nails and the taste of the client, selecting the cosmetics and useful ones indicated.

CR 4.2 The natural and cuticle are prepared by disinfecting the surface of the sheet and the area below the free edge, using the cosmetics and previous techniques specific to the chosen artificial nail system.

CR 4.3 The technique of making artificial nails on tips, is done by selecting the sheets or tips, taking into account their size, curvature, shape, color and materials that constitute them and which are best adapted to the natural client, following the procedure:

-The molds or tips are attached to the ungual sheet, checking that they are adapted and do not present airbags, to give transparency to the tip.

-The tip is killed for further adhesion of the product, eliminating with a brush or specific brush the waste debris produced by the limate, ensuring that the one is not touched by the client or the professional and applying a cosmetic degreasing the part of the ungual sheet remaining without tip.

-The specific product is applied with the help of a brush, following the manufacturer's instructions regarding the number of layers and using, then, methods to increase the resistance of the prosthesis (U.V. lamps, LEDs, or cosmetic cosmetic products).

-The brushes are kept clean and moistened with specific products during the development of the technique, to prevent their deterioration.

-An artificial once hardened is lime, following the manufacturer's indications and using limes or polishers to smooth the entire surface, eliminating excess product.

-The makeup is done with a protective cosmetic with a UV-drying, to highlight the chosen technique, ending with the application of a hydronutritive cosmetic, on the periungual zone to reduce the effect of the products for artificial nails.

CR 4.4 The technique of making artificial nail-on-mold is done by placing the template in line with the natural one and below the free edge, to adjust it without leaving air bags, adapting it to the curvature. and shape of the nail, following the procedure:

-Specific products are mixed at the time of application, using a brush to deposit the mixture over a natural and the mold, where the nail is sculpted in a natural way and respecting the curvature C, in function of the shape of a natural and the shape of each finger, avoiding the area near the periungual groove.

-The one sculpted is polished to eliminate the excess product and provide the indicated form, using the lathe and different types of strawberry, selected according to the thickness of the prostheses and the products that the compose, or using limes and polishers of different thickness or gramage.

-The artificial and the periungual zone are conditioned for the makeup, eliminating the remains of the limate so that the result obtained is that of a natural makeup.

-Hydronutrient cosmetics apply in the periungual zone to reduce the effect of the specific products of artificial nails.

CR 4.5 The service provided for the production of artificial nails, is evaluated to guarantee the degree of satisfaction of the client, carrying out type and direct observation questions, proposing, in case of deviations, the measures Corrective actions that optimize the service provided and put on record in the technical tab.

CR 4.6 Disposable materials are removed to the corresponding containers for disposal according to their characteristics, respecting the regulations on the selective disposal of waste and the environment.

RP 5: Perform artificial nail makeup techniques manually or with airbrush, using fancy designs to decorate the hands and feet, depending on the client's demands and needs.

CR 5.1 The airbrush, decorative products or materials, cosmetics and useful for nail makeup, are prepared, checking their conservation and utilization status.

CR 5.2 The display of fantasy nail designs, is displayed to the client for choice, informing you about the different methods of realization, and advising on the models indicated to your needs.

CR 5.3 The design is adapted to the size of each one, keeping symmetry between the two hands.

CR 5.4 The decoration accessories are attached in the nail by means of special adhesives and with the help of tweezers, orange sticks or other useful ones, to be accurately placed, complying with the safety and hygiene regulations. applicable.

CR 5.5 Quick-drying and gloss-fixing products are applied according to their presentation form (spray, lacquer, liquid, etc.) and following the manufacturer's instructions, to increase the adhesion and duration of the Fantasy makeup.

CR 5.6 Nutritional oil is applied to the cuticle and periungual edge to repair the skin, counteracting the aggressive effect of the chemical.

CR 5.7 The degree of customer satisfaction is evaluated with respect to the service provided, with direct questions and type of observation, proposing, in case of deviation, the corrective measures to optimize the services provided, with a record on the technical tab.

RP 6: Perform make-up and decoration procedures for artificial nails, using the techniques of encapsulation and tridimensionality with different designs, to harmonize with the makeup and style of the client, according to sketch prior to compliance with applicable personal and environmental risk prevention standards.

CR 6.1 The useful and special products for the application of decorative techniques are selected to prepare them in an orderly way in the workplace, according to the design sketch and the characteristics of the hands, the nails, style and tastes of the client.

CR 6.2 The display of fantasy nail designs are displayed to the customer for their choice, informing them about the different decoration methods and their maintenance.

CR 6.3 The chosen design is adapted to the size of each, making small modifications and keeping symmetry between the two hands.

CR 6.4 The encapsulation technique is done by sculpting an artificial one and integrating the decoration, depending on the chosen sketch and the style of the client, following the procedure:

-The decorative accessory is selected, choosing between glitter, dry, bright, purple, and other flowers; depending on the customer's demands.

-The mold or tip is selected based on the shape of the nails (oval, square, stiletto, among others) and the style of the client.

-The accessories are placed between a layer and another of a sculpting product and applying to finish, a sealing product with drying in the UV lamp, LEDs or others.

CR 6.5 Three-dimensional makeup is done to decorate an artificial already sculpted, selecting the technique of flowers, animals, among others, according to the chosen sketch and the style of the client and informing of the fragility of this job.

CR 6.6 The results of the service are evaluated, to ensure customer satisfaction and in the case of deviations by proposing corrective measures that optimize the service.

RP 7: Perform the maintenance and restoration of artificial nails to prolong their duration while maintaining the quality of the product, according to the protocol established by the technique used and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CR 7.1 The client is accommodated in the anatomic position indicated based on the zone to be treated.

CR 7.2 The material is prepared, selecting the products and useful from the technique applied in the first realization.

CR 7.3 The nails are removed, using an unacetone enamel and cellulose wipes, so that it does not damage an artificial one.

CR 7.4 The aesthetic aspect of the nails is valued to decide the maintenance protocol to be followed, ensuring that it does not present pathological or non-pathological alterations in the ointment sheet and the periungual edge.

CR 7.5 Maintenance technique is done to fill/seal the growth zone of the nail and repair the part that is detached, following the established procedure:

-The product remains that are detached from the ungual sheet are removed using the necessary tools for each technique, leaving only the part that is attached to the ungual sheet.

-The part of a visible is prepared, following the same protocol as the one chosen in the previous work session.

-The filling technique is applied with the same product used in the previous session, leaving the one homogeneous and with the same chosen shape.

-The disproportions as to the shape or color changes of the product are removed, polishing the artificial with specific gramage lime or using the lathe with different strawberries.

-Hydronutrient cosmetics apply in the periungual area, reducing the effect of artificial nail products.

CR 7.6 The degree of customer satisfaction is evaluated with respect to the service performed and in the case of deviations, proposing the corrective measures to optimize the result, leaving constancy in the technical tab.

RP 8: Identify alterations in the periungual nail and zone, produced by sensitivity or allergy to the product of artificial nails used, selecting the technique indicated for the removal of the service, under conditions of safety and hygiene.

CR 8.1 The customer is accommodated in the ergonomic position indicated based on the area to be treated.

CR 8.2 The alterations or allergies involving a relative or absolute contraindication are identified, in order to adapt the protocol for the removal or removal of the artificial nails, collecting all the data in the technical information sheet, proceeding as appropriate:

-The product of artificial nails is removed using the lathe if the alterations affect the periungual fold (inflammation and/or rash) and without touching the area.

-The product of artificial nails is removed using the indicated removal fluid, when the alteration affects the ointment sheet (feeling of detachment of the nail or fungi, among others).

CR 8.3 Hyphronutrient cosmetics apply in the periungueal zone, reducing the alteration produced by artificial nails and allowing the alteration.

CR 8.4 The care that the client must follow is communicated to the recovery of the damaged area, resulting in her case, to medical treatment or other specialist professional.

Professional context:

Production media:

Manicure and pedicure furniture: manicure table with lighting and ventilation systems, adjustable height ergonomic stools, ergonomic stretcher with adjustable height, cabinet cabinet. Useful: limes of different thicknesses or grammages, orange or other materials, nail and cuticle pliers, -tips cutters, scissors, polishers, finger separator, brushes and brushes of products for mixtures, containers, metal spatula. Disposable materials: towels, gown, cotton, gauze, moulds or base supports, among others. Cosmetic products: disinfectant liquid, fingernails, emollient, cuticle oil, powder and acrylic liquid, first, gels, fixers, colored nail polish, enamel to fill, enamel inhibitor of R.U.V, enamels Acrylic, trimmings, paper and plastic tips, among others. Appliances: around different strawberries, UVA catalyzing lamp, LED, among others-, autoclave sterilizers, dry heat, germicidal-airbrush, among others. Containers for recyclable and polluting material. Boob. Product and media technical tab with product and customer control management programs.

Products and results:

Artificial ones made and made up with different techniques. Maintenance and artificial nails.

Information used or generated:

Technical information on cosmetics and technical information on specific devices, specialized bibliography, first aid manual, fantasy nail albums. Audiovisual and multimedia programmes. Applicable rules for the prevention of risks and protection of the environment. Applicable regulations for spaces, installations and apparatus of aesthetics establishments. Manuals on standards of postural hygiene. Applicable rules on the protection of personal data. Internal rules of work in relation to quality. Customer technical tab, reports to derive other professionals, nail decoration sketches.

COMPETITION UNIT 4: PERFORM AESTHETIC TREATMENTS OF HANDS AND FEET

Level: 2

Code: UC0359_2

Professional realizations and realization criteria:

RP 1: Select the specific techniques for performing aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, customizing them according to the analysis of the area and the established protocol, respecting the needs and preferences of the client.

CR 1.1 The characteristics, the condition of the skin and the nails of the hands or feet are observed, to determine the treatment to be performed, referring the client to medical treatment, in the case of pathologies or anomalies. aesthetics.

CR 1.2 The selected aesthetic treatment is communicated to the client, informing him about the frequency of sessions and periodicity with which it must be repeated to obtain the intended effect.

CR 1.3 The client's technical tab is completed to update all data obtained during the interview and in the observation of the area to be treated, complying with the applicable regulations for the protection of personal data.

CR 1.4 Standard treatment protocols are completed, updating the procedures and techniques for different hand and foot alterations: hydration, nutrition, anti-aging, skin spots, alterations circulatory, relaxation.

CR 1.5 The state of the nails, hands, and feet information is complemented by photographic material, attaching it to the client's tab.

RP 2: Select the material, the useful, the appliances and the cosmetic products, preparing the work area for the performance of aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, following the regulations on safety and hygiene applicable.

CR 2.1 The useful ones are selected for the application of the personalized aesthetic treatment, applying the measures of cleaning, disinfection and sterilization indicated, depending on the type of material and for the use to which they are intended.

CR 2.2 The material is checked, ensuring that it is sterilized and prepared for use, presenting it in clear plastic bags.

CR 2.3 Treatment cosmetics are selected based on the established protocol, checking that they retain their properties and that they are in conditions of use.

CR 2.4 The materials are selected based on the selected treatment, ordering them according to the specific treatments to be applied.

CR 2.5 Personal and customer protection measures are applied throughout the process, ensuring safety and hygiene in the application of selected techniques.

RP 3: Perform electroaesthetic techniques, to customize the aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, handling the different equipment with dexterity, taking care of the manufacturer's instructions and complying with the regulations on safety and hygiene in the applicable work.

CR 3.1 Accessories are selected on the basis of treatment, applying appropriate hygiene and disinfection measures to the type of material and to the intended use.

CR 3.2 Electrocosmetic appliances are selected, checking their operation and conditions of use, to respond to the effects according to established treatment.

CR 3.3 The client is accommodated, according to given orientations and receiving help if accurate, in the position indicated to the requirements of the electroaesthetic technique to be applied.

CR 3.4 The parameters of the devices are programmed according to the established protocol, the manufacturer's indications and the customer's perception, applying the safety standards throughout the process.

CR 3.5 The sensations to be perceived with the application of the different electroaesthetic techniques, are communicated to the client for their knowledge, favoring their collaboration during the process.

CR 3.6 The personal protection measures of the professional and the client apply to ensure the safety and hygiene in the application of the selected techniques.

CR 3.7 The devices are used according to the technical requirements of the process, the professional's criteria, the manufacturer's instructions and the customer's perception to customize each treatment.

RP 4: Perform massage techniques for aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, respecting the anatomical physiological characteristics of these areas, relaxing the tissues and improving the appearance of the skin.

CR 4.1 The client is accommodated in the anatomical position for the realization of the massage of hands, forearm and elbow or for that of the feet and ankles, following the guidelines on ergonomics established by the normalized protocol.

CR 4.2 The cosmetics for massage are handled in safety and hygiene conditions, using spatulas or other indicated means.

CR 4.3 The mobilizations and exercises of aesthetic massage specific to the hands, forearm and elbow or to the feet and ankles, are selected by adapting them to the personalized treatment.

CR 4.4 The massage maneuvers of the areas of the hands, forearm and elbow, and of the feet and ankles, are performed according to the time established by the treatment protocol.

CR 4.5 The aesthetic massage and pressure massage exercises are applied to achieve the desired effects, respecting the order, direction, rhythm and intensity required.

RP 5: Perform aesthetic treatments of hands and feet (hydration, anti-aging, circulatory, among others) for the care and beautification of the skin, depending on the analysis carried out and the demands of the client, the applicable safety and hygiene rules.

CR 5.1 The client is accommodated in the anatomical position required for performing the aesthetic treatment, applying the protective measures indicated.

CR 5.2 The aesthetic treatment protocol is selected according to the client's needs and demands.

CR 5.3 Treatment-specific cosmetics are applied based on the aesthetic problem and following the manufacturer's indications.

CR 5.4 Hand or foot massage maneuvers are performed with the indicated pressure and rhythm and following the established order.

CR 5.5 The parameters of the devices are calculated, depending on the sensitivity of the area, the method of application and the effects to be achieved.

CR 5.6 The cosmetic products are applied with the required tools, following the manufacturer's specifications and checking that no debris remains after the process is finished.

CR 5.7 Hydration, nutrition, stain and skin aging treatments, as well as circulatory changes in the hands and feet, are applied according to the established protocol and respecting the sensitivity and customer's tastes.

RP 6: Value the quality of the service provided with aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, applying the quality control standards established to optimize the service, carrying out the monitoring and satisfaction protocols client, complying with the regulations on facilities, technical means and products and in case of deviations, proposing the corrective measures that guarantee the satisfaction of the client.

CR 6.1 Quality monitoring and control techniques in clients are developed for the evaluation of treatment outcomes, establishing areas of improvement and allowing new services to be offered.

CR 6.2 The customer tracking protocol for the assessment of the service is developed through questionnaires prepared for this purpose and/or client management programs and commercial results and/or surveys telephone.

CR 6.3 The data obtained are analyzed for the improvement of the company and customer loyalty, complying with the applicable regulations on personal data protection.

CR 6.4 The frequency of the given treatment sessions is determined by observing the results obtained, to collect them in the client's technical tab and by documenting them through photography.

CR 6.5 The importance of the personal use of special nail and hand and foot cosmetics to enhance the effects of treatment is communicated to the client, advising him on the technique of application and frequency of use between other.

CR 6.6 The promotions and offers of new treatments are developed using marketing techniques, in order to motivate customers and attract new ones.

CR 6.7 The deviations produced during the service are detected for correction, analyzing the result obtained with respect to the intended one.

Professional context:

Production media:

Manicure and pedicure furniture. Specific products for cleaning and disinfecting devices and useful. Towels, gown, containers, foot bucket, sauna bags for hands and feet, manoplas, smelters, gloves and mask, among others. Cosmetic products: detacherers for nails, exfoliants, cleaning emulsion, tonic, moisturizers, emollients, masks, paraffin, clays, parafangos. Disposable materials: cotton, sponges, cellulose wipes, gauze, osmotic paper, among others. Useful: spatulas, tweezers, scissors, brushes, among others. Aparatology: disinfection and sterilization equipment (germicide, ultrasound and autoclave), equipment of alternating currents, high frequency, ultrasonic peeling, infrared radiation, vibrators, brushes, suction cups, vapors, sprayers or showers, among others. Containers for recyclable and polluting material. Boob. Product and media technical tab with product and customer control management programs.

Products and results:

Custom aesthetic treatment of hands and feet, applying manual and electroaesthetic techniques. Improved skin condition of the hands and feet by means of esthetic treatments specific to exfoliation, hydration, nutrition, cutaneous, circulatory, and relaxing.

Information used or generated:

Manual slides or slides: anatomy, cosmetology, massage, protocols, standard treatments, technical information on cosmetics and devices, audiovisual and multimedia programs. Specialist bibliography. Professional journals. First aid manual. Applicable rules for the prevention of risks and protection of the environment. Manuals on standards of postural hygiene. Applicable rules on the protection of personal data. Internal rules of work in relation to quality. Regulations applicable to installations and apparatus of the establishments of aesthetics. Aesthetic history, client's technical tab, reports to derive clients from other professionals.

TRAINING MODULE 1: SAFETY AND HEALTH IN THE AESTHETIC CARE OF HANDS AND FEET

Level: 2

Code: MF0356_2

Associate to UC: Attending the Customer of the Aesthetic Service of Hands and Feet in Safety, Hygiene and Health Conditions

Duration: 60 hours

Assessment Capabilities and Criteria:

C1: Analyze the anatomical and physiological characteristics of the skin and its attachments, to select the aesthetic service of hands and feet according to the needs and demands of the model, in conditions of hygiene and safety.

CE1.1 Describe the structure of the skin and its attachments by linking it to the functions they perform.

CE1.2 Classify skin types to apply the techniques of aesthetic treatments indicated.

CE1.3 Identify skin changes that influence the performance of the aesthetic care techniques of the hands and feet.

CE1.4 Identify the ungual and periungual tissues that influence the techniques of manicure and pedicure.

CE1.5 Rate the morphology and characteristics of the model's hands and feet, determining the technique that suits your needs.

CE1.6 Develop aesthetic treatment protocols of hands and feet according to aesthetic alterations.

C2: Analyze the methods of cleaning, disinfection and sterilization of the facilities and the technical means used in aesthetic techniques to attend to the client of the aesthetic service of hands and feet, relating them to the security and personal hygiene conditions.

CE2.1 Indicate the technical and material requirements for the performance of the techniques of manicure and pedicure, aesthetic treatments of hands and feet and the elaboration of artificial nails.

CE2.2 Expose the effects, indications and contraindications, of the useful and apparatus used in the techniques of manicure and pedicure, in the aesthetic treatments of hands and feet and some artificial ones.

CE2.3 Indicate guidelines for the use, maintenance, and preservation of appliances used in aesthetic care of hands and feet.

C3: Apply techniques for the selection and preparation of the material, useful, apparatus and accessories, in order to attend to the client of the aesthetic service of hands and feet, following the established protocols and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE3.1 Describe the safety measures to be applied in the techniques of manicure and pedicure, such as cutting or liming and which may be the cause of the transmission of infectious diseases of high health risk such as HIV or hepatitis C.

CE3.2 Describe methods of cleaning, disinfection or sterilization to treat facilities and technical means, taking into account their most common material characteristics, use and type of contaminants.

CE3.3 Specify the way in which the cleaning, disinfection and sterilization of the tools and apparatus should be performed, in terms of methods, times and products indicated.

CE3.4 Determine the useful ones that should be disinfected or sterilized and the methods required for each one.

CE3.5 Dismiss single-use material, in conditions of safety and respect for the environment.

C4: Analyze the characteristics and mechanisms of the cosmetics used to serve the client of the aesthetic service of hands and feet, in the techniques of manicure and pedicure, aesthetic treatments of hands and feet and nails artificial, classifying them according to their function.

CE4.1 Describe the composition of cosmetic employees, explaining the function of their components.

CE4.2 Relate the effects of cosmetics used in manicure and pedicure with their mechanism of action.

CE4.3 Explain the composition, effects, indications and contraindications of cosmetics for artificial nails.

CE4.4 Explain the selection criteria of the cosmetics to be used according to their composition and action, adapting them to the requirements of the technique to follow, as well as to the skin characteristics and conditions of the model.

CE4.5 To express the physico-chemical operations for the handling of cosmetics and products that so require, in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE4.6 Indicating environmental factors that influence or may alter the composition of cosmetics, specifying the guidelines for correct handling and conservation.

C5: Develop standard customer care protocols for the aesthetic service of hands and feet, customizing them according to their needs and demands.

CE5.1 Apply techniques for analyzing the characteristics of the skin, nails, and the periungual zone, observing their possible alterations.

CE5.2 Determine the technique of manicure, pedicure, treatment and/or artificial nails that adapts to the needs of the client and, if necessary, detect possible contraindications.

CE5.3 Design standard customer care protocols for the aesthetic service of hands and feet depending on the service, indicating the techniques to be used, means and equipment, products, and time to perform.

CE5.4 Elaborate personalized protocols for the aesthetic treatment of hands and feet based on the aesthetic alterations detected.

CE5.5 Advise the model about care and precautions to follow, before and after the techniques of manicure, pedicure, handling of hands and feet and some artificial ones, optimizing the results.

CE5.6 Design the aesthetic history and the technical tab for monitoring and evaluation of treatments according to the protocols to be used and complying with the regulations on personal data protection.

C6: Apply prevention and first aid techniques to simulations of possible emergency situations to attend to the client of the aesthetic service of hands and feet.

CE6.1 Describe personal protective measures that ensure the prevention of health risks in the processes of aesthetic care of hands and feet.

CE6.2 Formulate specific questions to identify the health of the model, preventing possible adverse reactions during the aesthetic care processes of hands and feet.

CE6.3 Enunciate adverse reactions that may occur during the delivery of the aesthetic service of hands and feet, indicating the measures to be taken.

CE6.4 In a scenario of occupational risk prevention and model protection:

-Explain the first aid measures to be applied, in case of accidents for the use of useful ones that can produce cuts or cracks such as pliers, scissors, limes and strawberries.

C7: Apply evaluation techniques of the parameters that determine the quality in the customer service of the aesthetic service of hands and feet, asking questions that allow to identify the degree of customer satisfaction and ensuring the quality of the service provided.

CE7.1 Identify the aspects to be evaluated in the application of hygiene, manicure and pedicure techniques, treatment of the skin of hands and feet and artificial nails, determining the quality of the service and the degree of customer satisfaction.

CE7.2 Detect the deviations produced by analyzing the results obtained with respect to the intended ones.

CE7.3 List the causes of technical or personal attention to clients that may cause deficiencies in the service.

CE7.4 Propose measures to correct deficiencies and optimize results in service delivery.

CE7.5 Describe the standards of risk prevention and environmental protection that must be applied in the beautification processes of the hands and feet.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real work environment:

C1 with respect to CE1.3, CE1.4, CE1.5 and CE1.6; C4 with respect to CE4.5; C5 with respect to CE5.1, CE5.4 and CE5.5; C6 with respect to CE6.4.

Other capabilities:

Prove a good professional.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Propose alternatives with the aim of improving results.

Treat the customer with courtesy, respect and discretion.

Demonstrate interest and concern for meeting customer needs successfully.

Act quickly in problematic situations and call for emergencies.

Contents:

1. Human anatomy and physiology in relation to the aesthetic care of hands and feet

Basic anatomy and physiology of human body systems and apparatus. Anatomy of the hand and foot.

The skin: structure and functions. Characteristics of the skin of the hands and feet.

The nails: structure, composition, functions, and properties.

Glands: structure, functions, and alterations.

Elemental skin lesions.

Sweating, lipid, pigmentation and skin keratinization alterations with impact on manicure and pedicure techniques.

Alterations of periungual nails and tissues with impact on manicure and pedicure techniques.

Irritant and allergic reactions.

Infectious diseases of possible transmission by the practice of manicure and pedicure: hepatitis C and HIV.

Diseases that require the application of special measures in the practice of manicure and pedicure: diabetes.

Healthy living habits. Importance of feeding and its aesthetic effects on the skin and its attachments.

2. Cosmetics and appliances used in manicure and pedicure techniques

Cosmetics: definition, general composition and classification.

Hygiene and maintenance cosmetics used in manicure and pedicure techniques. Decorative cosmetics used in nail makeup.

Cosmetics for the manufacture and application of artificial nails.

Conservation and storage of cosmetics.

Cosmetics for specific treatments of hands and feet: moisturizing, nourishing, protective of solar radiation, invisible gloves (such as protection of possible contagions), regenerators, keratolytics, vasotics, exfoliants, emollients, anti-aging.

Adverse reactions produced by cosmetics.

Aparatology used in the techniques of manicure, pedicure and aesthetic treatments of hands and feet: high frequency equipment for the application of effluvios, suction cups, vibrators, brushes, infrared radiation, showers and sprayers, ultrasonic peeling, among others. Rules of use, indications and contraindications.

3. Safety, health, first aid, and quality measures in relation to the aesthetic care of hands and feet

Hygiene, disinfection and sterilization.

Types of pollutants in a beauty salon-facilities, appliances, tools, and materials. Contaminating micro-organisms in an aesthetic service.

Possible routes of transmission and contagion.

Specific preventive measures.

Systems of defense of the body against infections.

Methods of cleaning, disinfection and sterilization applied to the useful and material used in the techniques of aesthetic care of hands and feet.

Safety and hygiene rules in handling devices and products used in aesthetic care techniques of hands and feet.

Customer and professional protection measures for the prevention of health risks. Ergonomics applied to the practice of the processes of aesthetic care of hands and feet.

First aid applicable to accidents at beauty centers.

Applicable regulations on spaces, facilities and apparatus of aesthetics centers.

Quality concept.

Evaluation and quality control in the aesthetic care services of hands and feet.

Parameters that define the quality of service in an aesthetics salon.

Techniques to measure the degree of customer satisfaction.

Use of communication techniques in the sale of aesthetic care products and services of hands and feet.

Use of specific computer applications and social networks as an element of promotion and advertising.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional profile of trainer or trainer:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the customer service of the aesthetic service of hands and feet in conditions of safety, hygiene and health, which will be accredited by one of the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 2: AESTHETIC TECHNIQUES FOR THE CARE AND BEAUTIFICATION OF NAILS

Level: 2

Code: MF0357_2

Associate with UC: Apply aesthetic techniques to care and beautify your nails

Duration: 120 hours

Assessment Capabilities and Criteria:

C1: Apply analysis techniques and morphological study of the characteristics of the hands and feet, identifying the alterations present, selecting the aesthetic techniques to care for and beautify the nails.

CE1.1 Observe the morphology and characteristics of the hands and feet of the model, detecting their needs to determine the technique that suits their demands.

CE1.2 Explain the pathological alterations of the nails that are not of aesthetic treatment and require medical treatment, preparing a referral report.

CE1.3 Relate the morphological characteristics of the hands and nails to select the shape and length of the ointment sheet, providing a more aesthetic appearance.

CE1.4 Formulate type questions to detect model demands, applying the established communication protocol.

CE1.5 In a practical case of diagnosis of the skin and the fingernails:

-Receive the model, accommodating it in the ergonomic position required for the analysis of the nails and hands and feet.

-Identify possible pathological alterations, resulting in medical treatment or other specialist professional and performing a previous report.

-Identify non-pathological alterations, advising the model on aesthetic care to be performed as long as it persists.

-Develop the technical tab by collecting the data obtained, asking questions that allow you to know your needs and demands.

-Communicate to the model the proposal of the chosen technique, reporting on the diagnosis made and the technical requirements.

C2: Apply techniques for the selection and preparation of the material, the useful, the appliances and the cosmetic products for the application of aesthetic techniques to care and beautify the nails, following the established protocols and in safety and hygiene conditions.

CE2.1 Describe the image to be presented by the professional, indicating aspects such as: hair, clothing, accessories and personal hygiene.

CE2.2 Describe the ergonomic position of the model and the professional to perform the techniques of manicure and pedicure, indicating the needs of furniture and organization of the space.

CE2.3 Indicate the cleaning, disinfection and sterilisation guidelines to be followed for the preparation of: furniture, specific lingerie, auxiliary equipment, supplies, materials and products, according to their composition and the purpose to which they are intended.

CE2.4 In a scenario of preparing and accommodating the model:

-Prepare the workspace by adapting the lighting and ventilation to the technique to be performed.

-Check that appliances and cosmetics are in conditions of use, cleanliness and security.

-Prepare the equipment and useful according to the selected technique, applying the methods of cleaning, disinfection and sterilization according to the type of material and composition.

-Prepare the model in the conditions of hygiene and safety for the realization of the techniques of manicure and pedicure.

C3: Apply aesthetic techniques to care for and embellish the fingernails and feet, making out-of-makeup, cutting and liming of the ointment sheet, selecting the useful and cosmetic, following the order marked in the procedure work and under conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE3.1 Explain the phases of the manicure and pedicure procedures, indicating the technical operations performed on each of them.

CE3.2 Apply with dexterity the cosmetics, useful and material of the techniques that are performed in the manicure and aesthetic care of the toenails.

CE3.3 Perform the unmakeup of the nail and periungual area by selecting the required materials and materials and protecting the professional's nails by ensuring their personal image.

CE3.4 In a scenario of cutting the nails done on a model:

-Cut the fingernails while respecting their convex shape, using a sterile pliers.

-Cut the toenails while respecting the square shape to avoid possible alterations such as the one embodied.

CE3.5 In a practical scenario of making the nails done on a model:

-Attach the length and shape to the hand type, nail characteristics, and model demands.

-Change the length and shape of the nail, liming the free edge of the sheet in its different shapes, taking care that it is uniform and not open in layers.

C4: Apply aesthetic techniques of cuticle care and elimination of dutises, selecting the useful and cosmetic products indicated, following the order marked in the work procedure and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE4.1 Remove skin duesties and rugosities by using keratolytic products and/or abrasive accessories.

CE4.2 In an assumption of aesthetic treatment of the cuticle performed on a model:

-Apply heat, emollient or other products to soften the cuticle without damaging the sheet or the periungual retreat.

-Apply quite-cuticles to the area taking into account the exposure time and precautions indicated by the manufacturer.

-Unpaste the cuticle of the ungual sheet, with the help of a special tool that does not damage the area and retract it carefully to the contrary of its birth.

-Remove the quite-cuticles product, gently washing the area with soapy water so that no debris remains.

-Cut the stepfathers with a sterile, sterile cortacticles, subsequently disinfecting the area with an antiseptic product indicated.

CE4.3 In a practical case of manicure and/or pedicure:

-Select the required products and useful, preparing them and conditioning them for use.

-Perform the techniques of demakeup, cutting, liming and conditioning of cuticles, adapting them to the characteristics of the nails and the service requested by the model.

-Perform massage maneuvers, specific to nail care and periungual retreat, respecting, intensity and rhythm of specific application.

-Remove the leftover cosmetic from the ungual sheet by preparing it for makeup.

C5: Apply aesthetic techniques of polishing and makeup of nails according to the morphology of the nails and hands and feet, selecting the color according to the tastes of the model.

CE5.1 Apply cleaning techniques of the sheet and the periungual retreat, before polishing or makeup.

CE5.2 Apply nail polish techniques using the specific products and products: cosmetics, gamuzas or limes, respecting the characteristics of an ungual sheet.

CE5.3 Explain the criteria for selecting the color of the enamel, relating them to the model's wishes, the color of the clothing and the face color and lip bar.

CE5.4 In a scenario of model nail makeup:

-Select decorative cosmetics based on the tastes of the chosen model and design.

-Remove the remains of cosmetics or other materials from the ointment sheet, keeping the area clean and dry.

-Apply the protective base of the ointment sheet, leveling the surface of the nail.

-Apply decorative lacquers or enamels on nails, using the specific technique of three strokes, starting from the center and giving two layers to achieve a uniform result.

CE5.5 Apply quick-drying products describing precautions and indications and taking into account the instructions of the lab.

CE5.6 Ask questions of type to identify the degree of satisfaction of the model, both the result of the service and the personal attention received.

CE5.7 Citar the causes of technical type and attention to the model that may be cause for dissatisfaction of the model.

C6: Apply aesthetic techniques of hand and foot decoration (French, moons, aircrafts, among others) making fantasy designs with lacquers and accessories, in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE6.1 Design nail makeup sketches, using styles, shapes, decorations, colors, and ornaments, to suit each style of hand and/or foot, one and taste of the model.

CE6.2 Select the tools and special products for the decoration makeup styles according to the hand and foot characteristics, the nails and the style of the sketch chosen by the model.

CE6.3 Adapt the decoration technique to the shape of the hand and foot nails, to harmonize with the moment and situation in which they are to be looked and the style of the model.

CE6.4 In a practical makeup scenario for the mid-moon or peak style:

-Prepare the ointment sheet with a color (light or dark) according to design.

-To top it with a color that highlights the shape of the crescent or the enamel and by making a defined stroke in the chosen color.

CE6.5 In a scenario of applying nail makeup using the French manicure technique:

-Pledge the free border with a white or other color line chosen according to design.

-To top the nail plate with a specific glaze to complete its harmony.

CE6.6 In a practical scenario of fancy makeup on nails:

-Show the model of the nail fantasy design notebook to the model for selection.

-Select the products and accessories based on your chosen design.

-Decorate the ointment sheet with drawings, stones and ribbons, among others, and applying a lacquer with a drying effect to protect the fantasy, lengthening the result.

CE6.7 In a practical scenario of a fingernail makeup:

-Prepare the airbrush, useful and decorative cosmetics on the work table, according to the order in which they are to be applied.

-Place the protection template around the nail, adapting it over the periungual edge.

-Apply a translucent base color as a background and/or protection of the nail.

-Place the layout template, adapting it to the size of each.

-Select specific paint for decoration with airbrush, applying the product to the design area.

-Place the decorative elements (strass, tapes, shiny, among others) selected by the model.

-Withdraw the protections when the drying time has elapsed.

-Apply a transparent enamel as design protection, ending the service.

C7: Apply evaluation techniques for parameters that determine the quality of the service of aesthetic techniques to care for and beautify the nails of the hands and feet, asking questions to identify the degree of customer satisfaction and ensuring the quality of the service provided.

CE7.1 Describe the aspects that need to be taken into account to control quality during the application of manicure and pedicure techniques.

CE7.2 Detect and analyze deviations that can occur in the provision of aesthetic services of hands and feet, produced in the results obtained with respect to the intended ones.

CE7.3 Develop a list of technical or personal attention causes to clients that may cause service deficiencies.

CE7.4 Describe the service delivery process by associating the detected deviations with the phases in which they occurred.

CE7.5 Citar measures to correct deficiencies, optimizing results in service delivery.

CE7.6 Describe the standards of risk prevention and environmental protection that must be applied in the processes of beautification of the hands and feet.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real work environment:

C1 with respect to CE1.3, CE1.4 and CE1.5; C2 with respect to CE2.4; C3 with respect to CE3.2, CE3.3, CE3.4 and CE3.5; full C4; C5 with respect to CE5.1, CE5.2, CE5.4, CE5.5 and CE5.6; C6 complete.

Other capabilities:

Prove a good professional.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Propose alternatives with the aim of improving results.

Treat the customer with courtesy, respect and discretion.

Demonstrate interest and concern for meeting customer needs successfully.

Act quickly in problematic situations and not just wait.

Contents:

1. Aesthetic study of the nails and hands and feet for the care and beautification of the nails

Morphology, functionality, and anatomy of the hands and feet.

Structure of the nail and skin.

Bones and muscles of the hand and forearm.

Bones and muscles of the foot and leg.

Vascularization and innervation.

Pathological and non-pathological alterations of nails.

Congenital alterations, consistency, and color of nails.

Observation and analysis of the nails and skin of hands and feet.

2. Useful and cosmetic used for the care and beautification of the nails

The professional team: furniture, supplies, cosmetics, materials, lingerie and aparatology.

Techniques for cleaning, disinfecting and sterilizing spaces, supplies, accessories and equipment.

Handling, applying, and preserving the tools and appliances.

Manipulation, application, preservation and maintenance of cosmetics.

Application and Maintenance of Materials. Selection criteria.

3. Quality organization and control in the delivery of care and beautification of the nails

Indumentaria and protective measures of the professional.

Customer personal protection measures.

Customer accommodation.

Preparing the workplace. Team preparation.

Assessing the degree of customer satisfaction.

Form to evaluate the quality of the manicure and pedicure services.

Key points of communication.

Risk prevention and environmental protection regulations.

Waste Management.

4. Manicure and pedicure process

Nail-removing technique: sheet and periungual refolding.

Nail-fixing and shaping techniques: cutting of hands and feet; liming of nails; conditioning and removal of cuticles; care of the ungual sheet.

Dugare removal techniques.

Massage maneuvers: sequencing, effects, indications and contraindications.

A nail polish and polishing technique.

Fingernail makeup with airbrush.

Nail decoration.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional profile of trainer or trainer:

1. Mastery of knowledge and techniques related to the application of aesthetic techniques to care and beautify the nails, which will be credited by one of the following two ways:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 3: ARTIFICIAL NAILS

Level: 2

Code: MF0358_2

Associated with UC: Elaborate and apply artificial nails

Duration: 150 hours

Assessment Capabilities and Criteria:

C1: Apply techniques for the selection and preparation of the material, the useful, the apparatus and the cosmetic products for the elaboration and application of artificial nail techniques, following established protocols and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE1.1 Describe the environmental conditions of ventilation and lighting established for workplaces intended for the application of artificial nails.

CE1.2 Explain precautions to be observed in the management, application and conservation of cosmetic products used in different artificial nail techniques.

CE1.3 Explain the safety, hygiene, disinfection and sterilisation standards regarding the use of devices and tools intended for the application of artificial nails.

CE1.4 Describe the apparatus used in artificial nail techniques, indicating the guidelines for their use and conservation.

CE1.5 In a practical scenario of preparing cosmetics for the manufacture of artificial nails:

-Select cosmetic products according to the techniques of application of artificial nails and the characteristics of the model nails.

-Check that cosmetics retain their physical and organoleptic properties, ordering them to facilitate their use, according to the technique selected.

CE1.6 Check the operation of the lathe and the catalyst lamp, preparing them before each service.

C2: Determine the techniques for the elaboration and application of artificial nails, according to the demands of the model and the observation of the characteristics of the hands and nails, applying techniques of attention and protection of the model.

CE2.1 Describe the alterations of the nails that can counter the application of artificial nails.

CE2.2 Relate the morphological characteristics of the hands and nails of the model with the type of artificial nails and the more appropriate makeup.

CE2.3 Check that there are no pathological alterations, making the referral report to the specialist in the case of pathology.

CE2.4 Formulate type questions to help us detect the model's demands and develop the technical tab.

CE2.5 In a practical scenario of accommodating the model and preparation of the material and the products for the application of artificial nails:

-Perform model accommodation in the required ergonomic position and take the personal protection and model measures, ensuring the quality of the service.

-Check that there are no contraindications in the model that discourage the application of the selected artificial nail technique.

-Select and prepare the products and useful based on the selected technique.

-Check that appliances, accessories, and tools meet security conditions for your application.

-Perform nail-removing techniques.

CE2.6 Explain the advantages and disadvantages of different artificial nail methods, as well as subsequent care.

C3: Apply sheets, artificial tips or tips according to the technique to be performed on them, following the established application procedure and the safety and hygiene rules, proceeding to the makeup if the purpose is only to improve or lengthen the ungual sheet.

CE3.1 Select the artificial tips or tips depending on the study of the nail morphology and the model's hands and the technique to be performed.

CE3.2 Prepare artificial tips or tips according to their size, curvature, shape, color and materials, according to the selected artificial nail technique and model nail characteristics, adapting the width and length.

CE3.3 Log the number corresponding to the size of the artificial tips or tips selected for each finger of each hand, by proceeding to order them.

CE3.4 In a scenario of applying artificial sheets or tips:

-Select for each one the size, curvature and color of the artificial sheets or tips, noting their number on the technical tab.

-Apply the specific adhesive and recommended by the manufacturer, by inserting it only on the selected site, avoiding the cuticle zone or refolding periungual.

CE3.5 Give transparency to the tip once placed, placing the specific product on the step zone (tip union and ungual sheet) by lowering it with the indicated gramage lime, until it is not noticed.

CE3.6 In a practical assumption of artificial nail elongation and decoration:

-Select the indicated sheets or tips for each.

-Paste the artificial sheets or tips on the nail, applying the indicated adhesive.

-Give transparency to the tip, liming or dissolving the step between the nail and the artificial sheet.

-Apply the protective base, leveling the surface of the one.

-Apply decorative and/or permanent lacquers or glazes on nails, using the specific technique depending on the product.

C4: Apply artificial nail techniques adapted to the characteristics of a natural, acting on a diestrally and following the technical specifications of the selected product, in safety and hygiene conditions and complying with the requirements of the the rules on the prevention of occupational and environmental risks.

CE4.1 Explain the selection criteria to determine the type of molds, tips and sheets or tips indicated for each case.

CE4.2 In a scenario of applying artificial nails:

-Select the molds of tips or sheets-tips-depending on the characteristics of the nails and the hands of the model, preparing them for placement.

-Prepare the ointment sheet by applying the specific cosmetics to the technique.

-Perform tip placement techniques, defining their length according to the selected artificial nail technique and following the manufacturer or laboratory indications.

-ably apply the technical, product, and useful resources that are used.

CE4.3 In a practical scenario of making artificial nails on a mold:

-Accommodate the model in an ergonomic position, protecting its clothing.

-Acondition the ointment sheet, using the cosmetics and useful for this purpose.

-Select the type of mold or template to use as a platform to mold an artificial one.

-Place the mold attached to the ungual sheet and respecting the curvature C.

-Apply the products in a homogeneous manner and mold the prosthesis by customizing the shape according to the characteristics of the model.

-Apply the technical resources, products, appliances and accessories with skill, finishing the nail sculpture with the application of a nutritional product on the periungual edge.

CE4.4 Describe the process for the dissolution of the products used in the artificial nails when the technique has to be renewed or removed.

CE4.5 In a scenario of evaluating the application of artificial nails:

-Determine critical aspects that can be the object of deviations in the quality of the service.

-Rate the processes that can be amenable to improvement.

-Indicate deviations correction measures to ensure quality of service.

C5: Apply artificial nail makeup techniques manually or with airbrush, using the required decorative materials and cosmetics, depending on the design of the selected fantasy or decoration.

CE5.1 Describe the techniques of artificial nail makeup, indicating the decorative, useful and apparatus required for your application.

CE5.2 Make a sample of artificial nail decorations, with different reasons (flowers, fauna, lines, among others) using the technique indicated for each case.

CE5.3 Apply the permanent glazing technique on artificial nails, explaining the cosmetic products, appliances and tools they use.

CE5.4 In a practical assumption of makeup and nail decoration on artificial nails:

-Remove the remains from polishing or other cosmetics by preparing an artificial for your makeup.

-Make different techniques of makeup (moons, peaks, French, among others) on artificial nails.

-Apply cosmetic products and accessories for fancy nail makeup.

C6: Apply make-up and decoration procedures of artificial nails, using the techniques of encapsulation and tridimensionality with different designs, harmonizing with the makeup and style of the model, according to previous sketch.

CE6.1 Select the specific products and tools according to the chosen technique, taking into account the characteristics of the hands, nails, style, tastes of the model and the selected sketch.

CE6.2 Perform the decorative design, adapting it to the size of each one and keeping symmetry between the two hands.

CE6.3 In a practical scenario of completing the encapsulation technique:

-Select the decorative accessory, choosing between glitter, dry, bright, purple, and other flowers; depending on the demands of the model.

-Select the mold or tip depending on the shape of the nails (oval, square, stiletto, among others) and the style of the model.

-Sculpture an artificial by integrating the decoration, depending on the chosen sketch and the style of the model, following the established procedure.

-Place the accessories between one layer and another of the sculpting product and applying to finish, a sealing product with a UV-drying, LED or other lamp.

CE6.4 Apply the three-dimensional decoration technique using adhesives or the 3d sculpted technique with color or fantasy acrylics, depending on the chosen sketch and the style of the model and reporting the fragility of the this job.

C7: Maintain and restore artificial ones according to protocol established according to the technique used, in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE7.1 Valorize the aesthetic aspect of artificial nails to decide the maintenance protocol to follow, observing whether it presents pathological or non-pathological alterations in the ointment and the periungual edge.

CE7.2 Apply the maintenance and restoration technique to fill in the growth zone of the nail and repair the part that is detached, following the established procedure.

CE7.3 In a scenario of maintenance and restoration of artificial nails:

-Accommodate the model in the anatomic position indicated based on the zone to be treated.

-Select the material taking into account the technique used in the first realization.

-Perform the removal of artificial nails using a chitaenamel without acetone and with cellulose wipes, observing its appearance, ensuring that there is no alteration in the ointal sheet and the periungual edge, deciding the maintenance protocol to follow.

-Remove the product remains that are detached from the ungual sheet, using the indicated useful and leaving only the part that is attached to the ungual sheet.

-Prepare the part of a visible by following the same protocol as the one chosen in the previous work session.

-Perform the maintenance technique with the same product used in the previous session, leaving the one homogeneous and with the same chosen form.

-Correct the disproportions in terms of the shape or color changes of the product, polishing the artificial one with specific grammage lime or using the lathe with different strawberries.

CE7.4 Describe the standards of risk prevention and waste disposal to be applied in the processes of making artificial nails and hand and foot care.

C8: Explain the alterations in the nail and periungual edge, produced by the application of artificial nails and in case of sensitivity or allergy to the product used, select the technique for the removal of the service, in safety and hygiene conditions.

CE8.1 Prepare the model in the ergonomic position indicated based on the area to be treated.

CE8.2 Describe any alterations or allergies involving a relative or absolute contraindication, adapting the withdrawal protocol and reflecting it in the technical tab.

CE8.3 In a practical scenario of removing artificial nails by sensitization:

-Select the technique to apply based on the observed alteration.

-Remove the entire product, in the case of inflammation and/or rash, using the lathe and without touching the affected area.

-Remove the entire product with the indicated remover liquid, if the alteration has affected the ungual sheet with a feeling of detachment from it.

CE8.4 Apply the hydronutritive cosmetics in the periungual zone, reducing the alteration produced by the artificial nails and if the alteration allows.

CE8.5 Explain the care that the client must follow for the recovery of the damaged zone.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real work environment:

C1 with respect to CE1.4, CE1.5 and CE1.6; C2 with respect to CE2.2, CE2.3, CE2.4 and CE2.5; C3 complete; full C4; C5 with respect to CE5.2, CE5.3 and CE5.4; C6 complete; C7 complete; C8 complete.

Other capabilities:

Prove a good professional.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Propose alternatives with the aim of improving results.

Treat the customer with courtesy, respect and discretion.

Demonstrate interest and concern for meeting customer needs successfully.

Act quickly in problematic situations and not just wait.

Contents:

1. Artificial nails

Types of artificial nails. Purpose of your application.

Influence of the alterations of the nail and periungual zone in the artificial nail processes. Aesthetic and/or pathological ungual alterations which may be a relative or absolute contraindication.

Specific products and cosmetics. Description and characteristics. Precautions for use. Rules for its implementation. Conservation guidelines.

Equipment for the application of artificial nails.

Description and handling of tools and devices (UV and LED lamps, tornos with strawberries of different size and thickness, sterilizing equipment, among others). Preservation and maintenance of equipment and equipment. Cleaning and disinfection. Selection criteria.

2. Organisation and quality of the artificial nail application service

Indumentaria and protective measures of the professional.

Customer Personal Protective Measures. Customer accommodation. Ergonomic position. Preparing the workplace.

Assessment of the degree of customer satisfaction in the application of artificial nails.

Forms to evaluate the quality of the artificial nail process.

Key points of communication with the client.

Safety and hygiene and risk prevention and environmental protection regulations applicable.

3. Development of artificial nail techniques

Conditioning and application of the mold or tip.

Mold or template application technique.

Process of crafting sculpted nails.

Permanent Glazing Technique.

Artificial nail-making technique with acrylic.

Artificial Nail-making technique with gel: sculpted in a color, sculpted in two colors: permanent French and/or fantasy acrylic.

Artificial nail sculpting technique in acrylic/gel.

3d sculpting technique.

Natural makeup technique or with manual or airbrush fantasy.

Encapsulated technique, choice of material to be encapsulated: flowers, fabrics, ribbons, paper. Process of drying with UVA lamp.

Three-dimensional technique: choice and realization of the motive.

Performing on the role of the motifs, to apply them over one.

4. Maintenance and restoration of artificial nails

Valuing the growth of the nail.

Shedding the parts in bad condition, conditioning the rest.

Artificial nail product application technique in the part that needs to be repaired. Assessment of the result.

Study of sensitivity reactions to artificial nail products or techniques.

Assessment of the reaction, how to remove the product.

Withdrawal from service in safety and hygiene conditions.

Restoring the area with the indicated cosmetic.

5. Quality assessment and control in the application of artificial nails

Assessment of the degree of customer satisfaction in the application of artificial nails.

Forms to evaluate the quality of the artificial nail process.

Key points of communication with the client.

Regulations on the prevention of risks and protection of the environment.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional profile of trainer or trainer:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the elaboration and application of artificial nails, which will be accredited by one of the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

FORMATIVE MODULE 4: AESTHETIC TREATMENTS OF HANDS AND FEET

Level: 2

Code: MF0359_2

Associate with UC: Performing aesthetic treatments of hands and feet

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment Capabilities and Criteria:

C1: Apply skin analysis techniques, valuing the model's characteristics to design the personalized protocols of aesthetic treatments of hands and feet adapted to your needs.

CE1.1 Relate the aesthetic alterations of the skin of hands and feet with the specific aesthetic treatments.

CE1.2 List the pathological alterations of the skin of the hands and feet, determining the optional professional or professional to derive from the model.

CE1.3 Describe the most frequent morphological and pathological alterations in the skin and fingernails, indicating the signs and symptoms they may produce.

CE1.4 In a practical case of detection of pathological and non-pathological alterations in the skin, in the nail and the periungulate area of hands and feet:

-Identify signs of pathology in skin, nails, and periungual area of hands and feet.

-Propose the professional advice to be given to a client.

-Identify the names of the alterations observed in the images.

CE1.5 Formulate type questions that serve us to detect customer demands.

CE1.6 Design aesthetic treatment protocols for hand and foot care.

C2: Apply techniques for the selection and preparation of the material, useful, apparatus and cosmetic products for performing aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, following established protocols and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE2.1 Explain the phases of the processes of the specific aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, indicating the technical operations to be performed in each of them.

CE2.2 Explain the types of specific aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, relating to the effects they produce on the skin.

CE2.3 Explain the criteria used to select cosmetic products for specific aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, indicating their patterns of use.

CE2.4 Identify the electroaesthetic devices used in the treatments of the hands and feet, relating their effects and indications to the skin needs of each aesthetic alteration.

CE2.5 In a practical scenario of crafting an aesthetic treatment process for the skin of the hands:

-List the alterations object of treatment.

-Select the cosmetics indicated for the given treatment.

-Select the devices and accessories indicated for performing the custom treatment.

C3: Apply electroaesthetic techniques for performing aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, following the manufacturer's instructions and in safety and hygiene conditions.

CE3.1 Identify the electroaesthetic techniques indicated for the aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, selecting those indicated according to the needs of the model.

CE3.2 Explain the effects, indications and contraindications of the equipment intended to be applied in techniques of treatment of the skin of the hands and of the feet (high frequency, sprayer, rotary brushes, radiations infrared, among others), defining the physical principle of action and the parameters to regulate in each of them.

CE3.3 In a practical scenario of application of eletroesthetic equipment in an aged care treatment:

-Explain to the model the sensations you will perceive, indicating in the cases you should inform you for correction.

-Apply the equipment according to the parameters determined by the custom protocol, controlling the evolution of the process at all times, valuing and servicing the observations of the model.

CE3.4 To indicate the guidelines for the use, maintenance and conservation of the equipment used in the aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, in conditions of safety and hygiene.

C4: Apply massage techniques for the aesthetic treatment of hands and feet, following the established protocol and applicable safety and hygiene standards.

CE4.1 Explain the criteria for accommodating the model according to the needs required by the different massage techniques.

CE4.2 Citar the maneuvers and the specific massage techniques according to the desired effects: penetration of products, relaxation, mobilization of liquids, activation of the circulation.

CE4.3 In an application scenario, on model, hand and foot massage:

-Prepare the model according to the needs of the area and the technique to be performed, taking care of the postural hygiene and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

-Detect the indications of pathology that counterindicate in a relative or absolute manner the application of manual techniques.

-Apply the different massage techniques respecting the order, pressure, rhythm and time established.

CE4.4 Apply hand and foot mobilization and stretching techniques respecting the anatomical physiological characteristics of each zone.

CE4.5 Apply pressure and associated massage techniques, respecting the order, intensity and rhythm indicated.

C5: Apply aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, selecting the useful, appliances and cosmetics, customizing the established protocol, determining the application parameters and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE5.1 Explain the criteria used to select cosmetic products, useful and apparatus, for different specific aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, indicating their patterns of use.

CE5.2 Demonstrate the preparation and protection of the model based on the service to be performed, complying with applicable safety and hygiene standards.

CE5.3 In a practical scenario of applying specific aesthetic treatments of hands and feet:

-Prepare and protect the model for technical execution.

-Select and prepare utensils, appliances, accessories, and products to perform your hands and foot treatments.

-Rate the characteristics of the skin object of treatment, indicating the alterations it presents.

-Detect the indications of pathology that make it advisable to refer the model to medical consultation.

CE5.4 Apply the specific cosmetic treatment products according to the aesthetic problem, the selected treatment technique and the indications of the laboratory manufacturer.

CE5.5 Schedule the appliances based on the technique to be used, applying them taking into account the sensitivity of the model and the effects to be achieved.

CE5.6 In a practical scenario of hydration treatments and prevention of skin aging of the skin of the hands, on a model:

-Apply the cleaning and preparation techniques for the zone.

-Apply the indicated electroaesthetic techniques.

-Apply specific cosmetics for hydration, nutrition and prevention and for the treatment of skin aging.

-Apply occlusion techniques.

-Perform the indicated zonal massage.

-Apply completion techniques for these treatments.

CE5.7 In a practical case of hydration treatment and improvement of the circulation and retention of liquid feet, on a model:

-Apply cleaning and preparation techniques for the zone.

-Apply electroaesthetic vibration techniques, among others.

-Apply specific cosmetics for skin hydration and improvement of the blood circulation on foot and ankle.

-Perform specific massage techniques: traditional, pressure and mobilizations and stretches.

-Apply completion techniques for these treatments.

CE5.8 Determine the frequency of sessions by observing the result of applied treatment and documenting it through photography.

C6: Apply evaluation techniques for the parameters that determine the quality of the service of aesthetic treatments of hands and feet and the attention given, asking questions to identify the degree of satisfaction of client and ensuring the quality of the service.

CE6.1 Identify the determinants of the quality of the service provided to be evaluated, by analyzing the processes of the specific aesthetic treatments of hands and feet.

CE6.2 To issue type questions to detect the degree of user satisfaction, with respect to the final result obtained and the personal attention received.

CE6.3 List the causes of technical and customer service type, which may lead to deficiencies in the service provided.

CE6.4 Apply measures to correct deviations produced in the application of artificial nails.

CE6.5 In a practical scenario of promoting aesthetic treatments:

-Rate the result obtained in the treatment applied with the needs detected in the skin and nail analysis of the hands and feet.

-Develop offers and promotions to attract customers to perform new related treatments.

-Describe product and service characteristics by highlighting their benefits and their adequacy to the needs of customers.

CE6.6 Describe the standards of risk prevention and environmental protection that must be applied in the processes of beautification of the hands and feet.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real work environment:

C1 with respect to CE1.4; C2 with respect to CE2.4 and CE2.5; C3 with respect to CE3.3 and CE3.4; C4 with respect to CE4.3, CE4.4 and CE4.5; C5 with respect to CE5.2, CE5.3, CE5.4, CE5.5, CE5.6, CE5.7 and CE5.8; C6 with respect to CE6.5.

Other capabilities:

Prove a good professional.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Propose alternatives with the aim of improving results.

Treat the customer with courtesy, respect and discretion.

Demonstrate interest and concern for meeting customer needs successfully.

Act quickly in problematic situations and not just wait.

Contents:

1. Organization of the service of aesthetic treatments of hands and feet

Indumentaria and protective measures of the professional.

Customer personal protection measures.

Customer accommodation.

Preparing the workplace.

Postural hygiene, ergonomics.

Take action in case of accident: first aid.

2. Useful, aparatology and cosmetics used in the treatment of hands and feet

Description and handling of the useful ones.

Specific cosmetics for the treatment of the skin of the hands and feet.

Parafine, features, and application techniques.

Manipulation, preservation and maintenance of cosmetics. Selection criteria.

Handling, application, and preservation of aparatology.

Electroaesthetic equipment specific to the care of the skin hands and feet: sprayers, suction cups, vibrators, high frequency currents, ultrasonic peeling. Thermotherapy and hydrotherapy.

Implementing rules: effects, indications and contraindications. Maintenance and conservation guidelines.

Hygiene and safety in the centers of aesthetics.

Cleaning and decontamination.

Disinfection and sterilization of useful, lingerie, furniture, accessories and equipment.

Sterilization and disinfection equipment.

3. Manual techniques and procedures specific to the aesthetic treatment of the skin of the hands and feet

Specific characteristics of the skin of the hands and feet, related to aesthetic treatments.

Traditional Massage Maneuvers.

Massage maneuvers, effects, sequencing, and application parameters.

Pressure Massage Maneuvers.

Mobilizations and stretches.

Application parameters and techniques.

Effects, indications, and contraindications.

Hydration. Nutrition. Exfoliation. Stains. Anti-aging. Changes in circulation. Hygiene and safety in the aesthetic treatments of the skin of the hands and feet.

Evaluation and quality control in the application of aesthetic treatments of the skin of the hands and feet.

Assessing the degree of customer satisfaction.

Form to evaluate the quality of these services.

Key points of communication.

Risk prevention and environmental protection regulations.

Waste Management.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional profile of trainer or trainer:

1. Mastery of knowledge and techniques related to performing aesthetic treatments of hands and feet, which will be accredited by one of the following two ways:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

ANNEX II

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION: AESTHETIC MASSAGES AND ASSOCIATED SENSORY TECHNIQUES

Professional Family: Personal Image

Level: 3

Code: IMP248_3

General Competition

Apply aesthetic massage, lymphatic drainage and pressure massage associated with sensory techniques, according to the diagnosis made, according to the established protocol and in conditions of quality, safety and hygiene and health.

Competition Units

UC0789_3: Perform aesthetic diagnosis and design protocols integrating massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage techniques for aesthetic purposes

UC0063_3: Perform manual and/or mechanical massages for aesthetic purposes

UC0790_3: Perform manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes

UC0791_3: Perform pressure massage techniques for aesthetic purposes

UC0792_3: Associate sensory techniques to massage for aesthetic purposes

Professional Environment

Professional Scope

Develops its professional activity in the area of aesthetics dedicated to the Personal Image, applying aesthetic massage and sensory techniques, in entities of private nature, small or medium sized enterprises, both for account as an outsider, irrespective of its legal form. It develops its activity autonomously, depending on its case, hierarchically of a superior. You may have staff in your position at times, for seasons or in a stable way. The principles of universal accessibility are applied in the development of professional activity in accordance with the applicable regulations.

Productive Sectors

It is located in the productive sector of manual technical services, in the subsector related to aesthetic massage, lymphatic drainage, pressure massages and associated sensory techniques.

Relevant Occupations and Jobs

The terms of the following relationship of occupations and jobs are used with a generic and omnicomprensivo character of women and men.

Aesthetic massage therapists specialized in: massage, lymphatic drainage, reflexology, pressure massage, aromatherapy, chromatotherapy and musicotherapy

Massage (non-therapeutic)

Associated Training (630 hours)

Training Modules

MF0789_3: Diagnosis and protocols for aesthetic massages and sensory techniques (90 hours)

MF0063_3: Manual and mechanical aesthetic massage (120 hours)

MF0790_3: Manual and mechanical aesthetic lymphatic drainage (150 hours)

MF0791_3: Aesthetic Masages with Pressure Techniques (150 Hours)

MF0792_3: Aesthetic sensory techniques (120 hours)

COMPETITION UNIT 1: PERFORM AESTHETIC DIAGNOSIS AND DESIGN PROTOCOLS INTEGRATING MASSAGE, LYMPHATIC AND SENSORY DRAINAGE TECHNIQUES FOR AESTHETIC PURPOSES

Level: 3

Code: UC0789_3

Professional realizations and realization criteria:

RP 1: Perform the aesthetic diagnosis, for the application of aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage, evaluating the characteristics of the client and adapting the protocol to their needs, demands and expectations, complying with applicable safety and hygiene standards and in accordance with established quality standards.

CR 1.1 The characteristics, demands and needs of the client are evaluated, collecting the information that is of interest for the performance of the professional diagnosis in the aesthetic history: personal data, previous treatments, cosmetic habits and life patterns that are relevant.

CR 1.2 The aesthetic exploration is performed, applying the techniques of observation, touch, palpation, as well as the use of equipment to measure the body fat, thermography, microamaras, body composition analyzers, between other, to identify the client's skin characteristics, possible aesthetic alterations, and the anatomical areas susceptible to treatment, following the established protocol.

CR 1.3 Possible indications of pathology, intolerances or contraindications for the application of manual and/or aromatherapy techniques, chromotherapy, musicotherapy, or others, are identified and derived from the client to medical consultation, detailing the aspects observed in the referral report.

CR 1.4 The alterations post medicine and cosmetic surgery like edemas, ecchymosis or others that can be treated with aesthetic techniques of massage and lymphatic drainage, are identified to elaborate the treatment protocol custom.

CR 1.5 The aesthetic diagnosis is emitted from the analysis and evaluation of the information obtained, taking into account the medical prescription or other professionals, provided by the client.

RP 2: Inform the client about the results of the aesthetic diagnosis to present the treatment proposal, integrating aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage, taking into account the deontological norms that ensure the confidentiality and protection of the client's personal data.

CR 2.1 The general data obtained in the aesthetic diagnosis and those related to the treatment selected, are recorded in the sheets or technical documentation elaborated in computer support or manually.

CR 2.2 The pathological or non-aesthetic alterations detected are referred to medical treatment or the corresponding professional, producing a referral report.

CR 2.3 The result of the aesthetic diagnosis and the treatment proposal is communicated to the client, indicating: number of sessions and estimated duration, sequencing of the same, price, professional advice, other.

CR 2.4 The post treatments of medical interventions or cosmetic surgery detected, are communicated to the client, indicating the aspects to be consulted with the physician.

RP 3: Develop standard working protocols for the application of aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage associated with aesthetic purposes, complying with applicable regulations on facilities, technicians and products, ensuring quality levels.

CR 3.1 The means for aesthetic diagnosis are identified, specifying them in the standard working protocol for their application.

CR 3.2 The standard protocols for hygiene, disinfection and/or sterilization of facilities, technical means and equipment to be used in the application of manual techniques, aromatherapy and chromotherapy are designed, in compliance with the applicable rules.

CR 3.3 Customer care protocols: host, service delivery, farewell, among others, are designed taking into account the general characteristics of the center and the type of clients.

CR 3.4 Technical means for the development of standard working protocols in the application of manual and sensory techniques are identified to be incorporated into the working procedure.

CR 3.5 Standard working protocols for each of the manual or mechanical massage techniques are detailed, including the phases of the procedure, specific maneuvers and sequence of the same, means, cosmetics, and hygiene postural for the development of the technique.

CR 3.6 Standard protocols for massage and manual or mechanical lymphatic drainage, post medicine and cosmetic surgery, are prepared in accordance with the instructions and prescriptions received from the competent health authority, describing the manoeuvres, indications, precautions and contraindications, as well as the time and frequency of application.

CR 3.7 The informed consent model is developed, setting the conditions for applying the techniques or treatments and describing the possible side effects.

CR 3.8 The technical procedures of the types of massage and body and facial drainage are defined according to the quality criteria established in the standard working protocols.

RP 4: Customize the standardized protocols of the aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage, associating them with the aesthetic diagnosis and the characteristics, needs and demands of the client.

CR 4.1 The aesthetic techniques of massage and lymphatic drainage established in the normalized protocol, are adapted according to the diagnosis and the characteristics and needs of the client, determining the maneuvers to be performed apply and pause the sequence, rhythm and intensity of the same.

CR 4.2 The techniques of aromatherapy, chromotherapy, musicotherapy, or others, which complement the treatment, are selected according to the effects they are intended to achieve, for their individual application or in combination with techniques massage.

CR 4.3 Treatment-specific cosmetics are selected based on their cosmetic form, composition and effects, client characteristics and the massage technique, according to the established protocol.

CR 4.4 Essential oils and aromatherapy substances are selected based on their action and indications, determining the mixture of essences and base oil, their dose and form of application, according to the protocol. set.

CR 4.5 The parameters of application of the equipment for chromotherapy and musicotherapy, are determined according to the effects that are to be achieved and the guidelines established in the protocol.

CR 4.6 Working protocols with aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage for aesthetic and wellness purposes, used alone or associated, are personalized, indicating the technical means, the materials, the the number of sessions estimated and the sequencing of the sessions, as well as the duration of each session, the frequency of execution of the treatment and the cost of the treatment.

CR 4.7 Home aesthetic care is communicated to the client, indicating the guidelines to be followed, before and after treatment sessions, either with manual and/or associated techniques to improve the results.

Professional context:

Production media:

Camilla, armchair, stool, sink, carts for small equipment and useful. Aesthetic diagnostic equipment: magnifying glass, microcamara, skin elasticity meter, skin relief meter, tallimeter and tape, equipment for the determination of body fat, thermography equipment. Lingerie: bathrobe or gown, towels, ribbons or caps, slippers, carpeting, sheets of different materials and disposable. Specific products and apparatus for cleaning and disinfecting and/or sterilizing utensils, accessories and facilities. Boob. Containers for recyclable and polluting material. Computer equipment for the storage and processing of customer data.

Products and results:

Aesthetic diagnosis, aesthetic history, technical files, technical sheets of cosmetic products and appliances, made. Standard diagnostic and treatment protocols for the application of associated hand and sensory techniques.

Information used or generated:

Sheets and anatomical models. Manuals of anatomy, physiology and pathology, cosmetology, massage, drainage, aesthetic diagnosis, treatments, electroaesthetics, aromatherapy, chromatotherapy and music therapy. Technical sheets for cosmetics and appliances. Deontological standards. Standard protocols for aesthetic diagnosis and treatment. Customer support protocols. Hygiene and disinfection protocols. Aesthetic history and technical records. Reports submitted or received from other professionals. Informed consent. Questionnaires or standard personal data sheets, standard questionnaires to assess the quality of the service. Manuals for: postural hygiene, prevention of occupational risks, first aid and protection of the environment. Regulations on: establishments, spaces and facilities, protection of personal data and internal standards of work in relation to quality. Audiovisual and multimedia programmes. Specialist bibliography. Professional journals.

COMPETITION UNIT 2: PERFORM MANUAL AND/OR MECHANICAL MASSAGES FOR AESTHETIC PURPOSES

Level: 3

Code: UC0063_3

Professional realizations and realization criteria:

RP 1: Determine the technique of manual and/or mechanical aesthetic massage, selecting the maneuvers and the application parameters, depending on the diagnosis and protocol of the established aesthetic treatment, to adapt it to the demands and client characteristics.

CR 1.1 The characteristics of the area to be treated are evaluated, to meet the needs and demands of the client, recording the data obtained in the technical tab and checking that there are no relative or absolute contraindications. for the application of the massage.

CR 1.2 The massage technique is selected based on the aesthetic diagnosis, assessing the morphology of the anatomical zone to be treated, the type of aesthetic alteration it presents, the state of the client and the cosmetics to be used, between others, to apply a general, local or partial massage adapted to the client's characteristics.

CR 1.3 The parameters of the massage maneuvers: time, direction, intensity and rhythm are adapted to the selected aesthetic massage technique, to be customized in the working protocol, according to the anatomical morphology, the sensitivity of the area and the state of the tissues, among others.

CR 1.4 The pathological and non-aesthetic alterations that could be detected are recorded, producing a referral report, to refer the client to medical treatment or to other professionals.

RP 2: Prepare the facilities, tools and equipment for the practice of manual and/or mechanical aesthetic massages, complying with applicable safety and hygiene regulations.

CR 2.1 The massage booth is prepared by cleaning and ventilation, selecting the temperature, lighting and sound, depending on the technique to be performed.

CR 2.2 The means of work: lingerie, furniture and accessories are prepared, for cleaning, disinfection and sterilization, according to their characteristics and materials.

CR 2.3 Cosmetics are selected based on aesthetic diagnosis, dosing them for use in individual containers and handling them in safety and hygiene conditions.

CR 2.4 The cabin and the means used, once the treatment is finished, are cleaned, disinfected and sterilized according to their composition and use, ordering them for new use.

CR 2.5 Waste materials and products are placed in specific containers for further disposal, in compliance with applicable regulations and the environment.

RP 3: Inform the client of the manual aesthetic and/or mechanical massage technique that you will receive, advising you on the related aspects for the optimization of the results, applying the deontological norms that guarantee the confidentiality and protection of personal data of the client.

CR 3.1 The selected massage technique and maneuvers are communicated to the client, indicating the effects and results expected to be obtained, recommending maintenance guidelines for the improvement of the results.

CR 3.2 The area, duration, frequency and number of sessions, for the application of the manual and/or mechanical aesthetic massage are communicated to the client, in order to relate them to their characteristics and needs, following the protocol set.

CR 3.3 The practice of healthy living habits, food and physical exercise, among others, are communicated to the client, advising him to optimize the outcome of the aesthetic treatment.

CR 3.4 Cosmetics that favor the effects of massage are recommended to the client, advising them on their dosage and mode of application.

RP 4: Perform facial and body manual aesthetic massage by applying the selected techniques and maneuvers to establish the working protocol, complying with applicable safety and hygiene regulations.

CR 4.1 The preparation for starting the application of the facial and body aesthetic massage is performed according to the established rules on costumes, hygiene and personal image and fulfilling the conditions of postural hygiene. to prevent occupational diseases.

CR 4.2 The client is accommodated in an anatomical position on the stretcher or chair, depending on the area to be treated and the selected technique, using the means of protection and in postural hygiene conditions.

CR 4.3 The status and skin and muscle tone of the area to be treated is assessed, detecting and delimiting the aesthetic alteration and collaborating, if any, with an optional or other professional to define the guidelines for the performance of the aesthetic massage.

CR 4.4 Cosmetic products to facilitate massage exercises are applied according to the characteristics of the client, the work procedure and the professional criteria.

CR 4.5 The techniques of relaxation, respiratory and stretching complementary to the massage are performed by positioning with the client, to guide them in the realization of the same, following the established protocol.

CR 4.6 The facial, cranial or body massage maneuvers apply with the cosmetics and parameters indicated to adapt them to the characteristics of each zone.

CR 4.7 The maneuvers of the selected massage technique: circulatory, relaxing, modeller, firming, to improve the penetration of products, among others, are performed with the indicated pressure and rhythm, following the order, address and times set in the working protocol, adapting it to the client's response and preventing any inconvenience.

CR 4.8 The incidents that occur during the session, as well as the observations made by any of the interveners in the session, are recorded in the technical tab.

RP 5: Perform facial and body aesthetic massage using mechanical procedures, for the treatment of alterations and/or client needs, following the standard protocol and the instructions given by the manufacturer of equipment, complying with applicable safety and hygiene regulations.

CR 5.1 The preparation for applying cosmetic facial and/or body massage is performed in accordance with the established rules on costumes, hygiene and personal image, in order to comply with hygienic and sanitary conditions postural that allow to prevent occupational diseases.

CR 5.2 The client is accommodated in an anatomical position on the stretcher or chair, depending on the area to be treated and the needs of the mechanical massage equipment to be used, applying the means of protection and hygiene conditions. postural.

CR 5.3 Equipment and accessories for the mechanical massage application are checked, ensuring that they are in use, following safety and hygiene protocols.

CR 5.4 The skin and muscle tone and tone of the area to be treated are evaluated, detecting whether there are relative or absolute contraindications for the application of the different mechanical massage systems.

CR 5.5 The parameters of intensity, rhythm, direction, pressure, decompression, frequency and time, among others, for the application of the different mechanical massage equipment, are programmed according to the treatment protocol, the sensitivity of the customer, of the desired effects, according to the manufacturer's specifications and taking into account the customer's response, to prevent possible inconvenience.

CR 5.6 Mechanical massage systems are applied according to the established protocol, the requirements of each technique: vibration, pressotherapy, vacuum pressure, among others, and the indications of the manufacturer, to guarantee the hygiene and safety conditions.

CR 5.7 The incidents that occur during the session, as well as the observations of any of the participants in it, are recorded in the technical tab, for consultation in subsequent sessions, following the procedure established in the company.

RP 6: Value the overall quality of the service provided with manual and/or mechanical massage for aesthetic purposes, applying the quality control standards to optimize the service and communication protocols, following the regulations applicable to installations, equipment and products, proposing corrective measures in case of deviations, and ensuring customer satisfaction.

CR 6.1 Quality control standards are incorporated into standard treatment protocols, in order to improve service, complying with regulations on facilities, technical means and products.

CR 6.2 The degree of customer satisfaction is assessed by means of questionnaires, type-questions and direct observation, applying the communication protocols and addressing the established quality parameters.

CR 6.3 The quality of the services provided is valued, comparing the information obtained with the quality indicators established by the company, for the improvement of the service and the attention to the client.

CR 6.4 Corrective measures to correct deviations are proposed to optimize the services provided, improving their quality and the degree of customer satisfaction.

Professional context:

Production media:

Camilla, reclining chair; washbasin and shower with hot and cold water, auxiliary table, stool, accessories: cots, rubes, cushions, utensils: bowls, spatulas, sponges, cotton, gloves, mask. Mechanical effect massage equipment: Presotherapy, vacuumtherapy, dermoaspiration, vibration, ultrasounds, low and medium frequency currents, vibratory platform, among others. Cosmetics for massage in all its cosmetic forms. Lingerie for the application of massage techniques. Products for cleaning, disinfecting and/or sterilizing useful; germicidal and sterilizing devices. Boob. Containers for recyclable and polluting material. Computer equipment for client management.

Products and results:

Manual aesthetic massage, mechanical massage, improvement of aesthetic alterations and functional circulatoria, well-being. Client technical tabs and custom work protocols.

Information used or generated:

Sheets and anatomical models. Manuals of anatomy, physiology and pathology, cosmetology, massage, diagnosis, treatments, electroaesthetics. Technical documentation on equipment for mechanical massage. Deontological standards. Standard protocols of treatments and techniques of aesthetic and wellness massage. Customer support protocols. Hygiene and disinfection protocols. Aesthetic history and technical records. Reports submitted or received from other professionals. Manuals for: postural hygiene, prevention of occupational risks, first aid and protection of the environment. Regulations on: establishments, spaces and facilities, protection of personal data and internal standards of work in relation to quality. Audiovisual and multimedia programmes. Specialist bibliography. Professional journals.

COMPETITION UNIT 3: PERFORM MANUAL AND/OR MECHANICAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE FOR AESTHETIC PURPOSES

Level: 3

Code: UC0790_3

Professional realizations and realization criteria:

RP 1: Perform the aesthetic diagnosis prior to the application of the manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes, in consultation with the technical data sheet to verify the modifications that may have been made in the area to treat.

CR 1.1 The aesthetic exploration of the area is performed prior to the application of the drainage, in consultation with the information sheet of the previous diagnosis and using observation and palpation techniques, to identify possible alterations a relative or absolute counter-indication, taking into account the client's demands and needs, to adapt the procedure.

CR 1.2 The ganglion groups and the related lymphatic pathways are located in the treatment zones, selecting all the parameters for the application of the maneuvers.

CR 1.3 Alterations involving a contraindication are identified, deriving from the client to medical consultation or the corresponding professional.

CR 1.4 The medical report or guidelines, if they exist, are interpreted, by registering on the client's technical tab to take them into account in the application of the drain.

CR 1.5 Possible circumstances that may lead to the application of drainage techniques are identified by registering on the client's tab.

RP 2: Adapting the manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage protocol for aesthetic purposes to the characteristics, needs and demands of the client, informing him about the proposed treatment and complying with the ethical standards for ensure the confidentiality and protection of personal data of the client.

CR 2.1 The client's characteristics are checked, determining their needs and demands, recording the data obtained in the treatment and tracking tab.

CR 2.2 Application guidelines and parameters are selected, taking into account the personal characteristics of the client and the requirements of the technique.

CR 2.3 The standard treatment protocol is customized according to the characteristics of the client, selecting the recommended manual and/or mechanical techniques and, where appropriate, interpreting the medical prescription, specifying the number of sessions, guidance time and special precautions.

CR 2.4 The treatment of manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage to be performed, its periodicity, duration and cost, orientation time, special precautions is communicated to the client requesting his/her signature to obtain his/her informed consent.

RP 3: Prepare the facilities, tools and equipment, adapting them to the conditions required for the practice of manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes, complying with the applicable safety and hygiene regulations.

CR 3.1 The massage booth is prepared in safety and hygiene conditions, adapting the conditions of ventilation, temperature, lighting and sound.

CR 3.2 The technical means, lingerie, furniture, accessories, among others, are checked by ensuring that they comply with the hygiene and safety regulations, in order to prevent the risks of the users.

CR 3.3 Waste materials are placed in specific containers for subsequent disposal, complying with applicable regulations and respecting the environment.

CR 3.4 The material used, finished treatment, is checked by ensuring that it is clean, disinfected and/or sterilized and ordered for new use.

RP 4: Inform the client about the manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage massage for aesthetic purposes that you will receive, advising you on the guidelines to be followed to optimize the results, guaranteeing confidentiality and protection of the personal data.

CR 4.1 The communication techniques defined for each situation apply in the protocols of customer care, reception, service, farewell, among others.

CR 4.2 The results of the aesthetic diagnosis and the lymphatic drainage techniques that are proposed alone or associated with the aesthetic treatment are communicated to the client, detailing the effects and results intended to be achieved with the manual or mechanical lymphatic drainage.

CR 4.3 The duration, number of sessions and frequency of application of the manual lymphatic drainage are selected, following the established protocol and the proposed treatment to obtain the best results.

CR 4.4 The practice of healthy living habits, food, physical exercise, among others, are communicated to the client, advising him to enhance the result obtained.

CR 4.5 The general data obtained are recorded in the technical documentation prepared in computer support or manually, in compliance with the professional standards of professional character.

CR 4.6 The alterations that can be detected and that do not belong to the aesthetic field, are recorded to produce the referral report, referring the client to the medical consultation or other professionals.

CR 4.7 The prescriptions of the specialist, in the case of the cosmetic treatments complementary to post operative of medicine or cosmetic surgery, in terms of its beginning and its general guidelines, are respected and continue, consulting any effect or reaction that occurs to ensure the effectiveness of the same.

RP 5: Perform manual lymphatic drainage techniques for aesthetic purposes, depending on the diagnosis made, the anatomical areas to be treated, and the application parameters, in conditions of hygiene and safety.

CR 5.1 The dressing room, hygiene and personal image required by the application of facial and body lymphatic drainage techniques is consistent with the standards set by the company, complying with the conditions of safety and hygiene and postural hygiene to prevent occupational diseases.

CR 5.2 The facial and body lymphatic drainage techniques in a post-surgical procedure are applied, after protection with gown, cap, calzas, gloves and mask, among others, when their physical presence is required in a room of operating room and in collaboration with the optional, complying with the applicable hygiene-sanitary regulations.

CR 5.3 The client is accommodated in the supine, prono or lateral decubitus position, depending on the area to be treated and the indications received.

CR 5.4 The anatomical area of treatment is explored by checking the diagnosis, locating the ganglion groups or chains and routes or lymphatic pathways on which the drainage is to be performed, verifying that they do not exist. alterations involving an absolute or relative contraindication for their application to adapt the standard treatment protocol.

CR 5.5 The area of the area to be treated is determined, delimiting its extension to allow the maneuvers that favor the mobilization of the lymph through its route and by carrying out the respiratory techniques before starting the session, to prepare, relax and improve the results of lymphatic drainage.

CR 5.6 The lymphatic drainage maneuvers are applied without cosmetic product and in the event that the client has stitches, the asepsy measures required to prevent the contagion of diseases will be taken.

CR 5.7 The maneuvers are applied sequentially, according to the selected lymphatic drainage technique, respecting the physiology of the lymphatic system and checking the client's response: discomfort, changes in color of the skin, among others.

CR 5.8 The pumping manipulations, fixed circles, dragging, nodal emptying, among others, alternate in the selected sequences, as well as the intensity and rhythm of the pressures, adapting the drainage technique to the treatment.

RP 6: Perform mechanical lymphatic drainage techniques for aesthetic purposes, based on the diagnosis made and following the parameters and the established working protocol, in conditions of safety and hygiene and following the particulars of the manufacturer.

CR 6.1 The facial and body lymphatic drainage through the selected mechanical procedures, the personal image in terms of personal hygiene, hands, clothes and work shoes is applied in advance, under conditions of safety and hygiene to prevent occupational diseases.

CR 6.2 Equipment and accessories for the application of mechanical lymphatic drainage are prepared in accordance with the established protocols and applicable safety and hygiene standards, by checking that they are under conditions of use.

CR 6.3 The client is accommodated, following indications and receiving help if required, on the stretcher or armchair depending on the anatomical zone to be treated and the needs of the equipment to be used to facilitate the application. of the treatment/technique.

CR 6.4 The skin and muscle tone of the area are evaluated to detect whether there are relative or absolute contraindications for the application of the mechanical lymphatic drainage systems.

CR 6.5 The parameters of intensity, rhythm, direction, pressure, decompression, frequency, time, among others, for the application of the mechanical massage equipment, are calculated and programmed according to the treatment protocol, customer sensitivity and the desired effects, taking into account your response so that you do not suffer any inconvenience.

CR 6.6 Mechanical lymphatic drainage systems are applied according to the established protocol and the requirements of each technique: currents, pressotherapy, pressure vacuum, among others, the manufacturer's indications and in hygiene and safety conditions.

CR 6.7 The incidences produced during the facial and body lymphatic drainage session, as well as the observations of the interveners in the session are recorded in the technical tab for consultation and follow-up in sessions. later.

RP 7: Value the overall quality of the service provided with manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes, applying the quality control standards to optimize the service and communication protocols, following the applicable regulations on installations, equipment and products, proposing corrective measures in the event of deviations, and ensuring customer satisfaction.

CR 7.1 The opinion on the service provided and the treatment received by the client, is collected through questionnaires, type questions and direct observation, noting the possible incidences to assess their degree of satisfaction.

CR 7.2 Customer satisfaction with manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage technique is checked by direct observation and questions to detect that it has not experienced during its development. discomfort or pain in the treated area.

CR 7.3 The quality of the service provided is controlled through the performance of the working protocols, the commercial time and the result obtained, to detect possible deviations and to propose the corrective measures optimizes the product.

Professional context:

Production media:

Camilla or reclining chair, stool, magnifying glass, cart or auxiliary table. Mechanical drainage equipment: pressotherapy, vacuumtherapy, equipment of low frequency currents. Aesthetic history and technical records. Lingerie: bathrobe, bathrobe, towels, ribbons or caps, slippers, carpeting, knobs, gloves, masks. Specific cosmetic products post drainage in all their cosmetic forms and for mechanical techniques. Containers for recyclable and polluting material. Boob. Computer equipment for managing clients.

Products and results:

Manual aesthetic and/or custom mechanical drainage with prior diagnosis. Improvement of the lymphatic circulation and the general condition of the client. Improved results and reduced recovery time in post-medical treatments and cosmetic surgery.

Information used or generated:

Lymphatic system and circulatory system, basic sequences of all zones to be treated with manual aesthetic lymphatic drainage. Manual lymphatic drainage manuals and on treatments and operations of medical and cosmetic surgery. Applicable legislation on spaces and facilities, environmental management, protection of personal data and internal standards of work in relation to quality and standards of postural hygiene. Specialised technical literature. Specialist journals. Aesthetic history, technical data sheets for the diagnosis, evaluation and control of treatments. Reports directed or received from other professionals. Application protocols based on the study of each individual case.

COMPETITION UNIT 4: PERFORM PRESSURE MASSAGE TECHNIQUES FOR AESTHETIC PURPOSES

Level: 3

Code: UC0791_3

Professional realizations and realization criteria:

RP 1: Determine the techniques of aesthetic massage by pressure to be performed, selecting the maneuvers and the application parameters, depending on the diagnosis and protocol of the standard aesthetic treatment, to adapt it to the client demands and features.

CR 1.1 The host and customer care protocols apply, to facilitate your stay in the center, explaining and reporting on the aspects that are of interest to you and accompanying you to the treatment area.

CR 1.2 The anatomical zones on which massage techniques are performed are: feet, hands, face, atrial, spine, or other, are explored manually and visually determining their characteristics and status: tonicity, colouring, temperature, pain, or other, to identify relative or absolute contraindications that impede the performance of the technique.

CR 1.3 The parameters of application of the aesthetic massage maneuvers by pressure on areas of reflection: pressure with polish, circular pressure, punctual, or others, are selected to adapt the treatment protocol to the client characteristics and the area to be treated.

CR 1.4 The local or general massage starting zone and the specific points to be manipulated, are determined in the technique of the aesthetic massage by pressure, establishing the parameters of direction, pressure, tension and maintenance of the manoeuvres.

CR 1.5 The pathologies or aesthetic alterations identified and susceptible to medical treatment are derived from the specialist, taking into account their prescribing guidelines for the performance of the massage by facial, body or body pressure. zonal.

CR 1.6 Analysis and diagnostic data are recorded in the client's technical tab to adjust the working protocol, including the client's needs, characteristics, and demands.

RP 2: Prepare the facilities, tools and equipment, adapting them to the safety and hygiene conditions required for the practice of pressure aesthetic massage techniques, complying with the applicable regulations.

CR 2.1 The massage booth is prepared to ensure cleanliness, ventilation, temperature, lighting and musical atmosphere, according to the established protocol of action.

CR 2.2 The means of work: lingerie, furniture and accessories, are prepared for the realization of the aesthetic massage by pressure, in the conditions of hygiene and safety required for its use, giving preference to the material disposable.

CR 2.3 The products are selected based on the treatment and aesthetic techniques that compose it, preparing them for use in individual containers.

CR 2.4 The cabin and materials used are checked, ensuring that they are sorted, clean, disinfected and/or sterilized for new use.

CR 2.5 Quality control standards apply, to maintain the working area in hygiene and health conditions, complying with applicable safety and hygiene regulations in facilities, technical means and products.

RP 3: Inform the client about the aesthetic massage techniques that you will receive, to advise you on the aspects related to the improvement of the results and to follow the parameters of quality established.

CR 3.1 The technique and effects intended with the aesthetic massage by pressure, are communicated to the client, to indicate the differences with the traditional aesthetic massage and how it can help to maintain and improve its state of welfare.

CR 3.2 The effects and benefits that can be achieved by working through the body, are communicated to the client, guaranteeing the quality of the service.

CR 3.3 The aesthetic massage technique to apply, its periodicity, duration and costs are communicated to the client, using the communication protocols established by the company, to sign the informed consent.

CR 3.4 The deontological rules apply to ensure the confidentiality and protection of personal data of the client.

RP 4: Perform the exercise of aesthetic massage by pressure and body reflexology techniques, selected according to the parameters established in the working protocol, to customize the treatment, assuring the quality and hygiene and safety conditions.

CR 4.1 Body reflexology techniques are applied, taking into account the standards established by the company on clothing, hygiene and personal image, complying with the conditions of postural hygiene and the applicable regulations on safety and hygiene at work.

CR 4.2 The client is accommodated in the stretcher, armchair, futon, tatami, among others, for the performance of the massage by pressure, in the position indicated to the requirements of the treatment and the anatomical zone reflects to treat.

CR 4.3 The area or areas to be treated are explored to see if there are painful blockages, observing the aspects that allow an assessment such as: stains, skin temperature, irrigation, perspiration, opacity or shine, Skin quality and symmetry or asymmetry, identifying relative or absolute contraindications, to decide to adapt or suspend treatment.

CR 4.4 Selected treatment areas: feet, hands, headphone, spine, among others, are prepared according to the established protocol.

CR 4.5 Body reflexology maneuvers and techniques are applied in the position, seated or standing, to favor the delivery of the service to the client.

CR 4.6 The respiratory techniques in the diaphragmatic zone are performed at the beginning of the session, so that the client becomes familiar with them, continuing throughout the treatment, in synchronization with the reflexology works. facial and/or body.

CR 4.7 The massage reflex of the points corresponding to the organs or zones to be stimulated is applied sequentially and rhythmically, adapting the duration and intensity of the pressure of the maneuvers, to the area to be treated and respecting the guidelines set out in the protocol, and the client's response, preventing possible inconvenience.

CR 4.8 The massage procedures with reflexology techniques are performed in accordance with the standard working protocols, applying the quality and safety and hygiene standards established for the provision of the service, recording the incidents that occur during the session on the technical tab.

RP 5: Perform oriental massage techniques and pressure aesthetic massage maneuvers, selected according to the parameters established in the treatment protocol, to customize the service, ensuring compliance with the the applicable quality and safety and hygiene standards.

CR 5.1 The preparation for the provision of the service of oriental massage techniques and pressure massage maneuvers is performed, taking into account the established rules on costumes, hygiene and personal image and using the concentration and relaxation techniques indicated.

CR 5.2 The client is accommodated on the stretcher, chair, chair, futon, among others, in position of supine decubitus, prono, lateral or sitting according to the area to be treated and the massage technique and the type of maneuvers selected.

CR 5.3 Body scan is performed, noting whether there are painful areas or blocks and observing the key points that allow an assessment: stains, skin temperature, irrigation, perspiration, opacity or brightness, quality of the skin and symmetry or asymmetry between the two sides of the face, to determine the parameters of the treatment.

CR 5.4 The alterations involving a relative or absolute contraindication for the application of the pressure massage are identified to adapt the working protocol to the conditions and the condition of the client, leaving the the technical tab.

CR 5.5 Respiratory techniques are performed at the beginning of the session so that the client becomes familiar with them, continuing throughout the process, in synchronization with the work of the oriental massage and/or massage maneuvers. by pressure.

CR 5.6 The massage zone is determined as general or specific, to select the technique and the maneuvers to be performed on the points of the energy lines or meridians, observing the established parameters of time, intensity and rhythm, according to the established protocol.

CR 5.7 The selected oriental massage maneuvers are performed, starting with the left side, with the fingers or hands on the area to be treated, in a perpendicular and progressive manner, on the points of the power lines or meridians, observing the directions of direction, time, intensity and rhythm, to achieve the intended effects, observing the response of the client, preventing possible discomfort.

CR 5.8 The posture for the application of oriental massage techniques and/or pressure massage maneuvers is adapted to the anatomical zone of the treatment, monitoring the position of legs, arms and hands during the development of the Oriental massage session, to exert pressure with the weight of your body, avoiding postural discomfort.

RP 6: Value the overall quality of the service provided by pressure aesthetic massage techniques, applying the quality control standards to optimize the service and communication protocols, following the applicable regulations on installations, equipment and products, proposing corrective measures in the event of deviations, and ensuring customer satisfaction.

CR 6.1 The degree of satisfaction of the client with the technique of aesthetic massage by pressure and with the treatment received, is evaluated by means of questionnaires, type questions and direct observation, noting that it has not experienced during its development of discomfort or pain in the treated area, noting possible incidences on the technical tab.

CR 6.2 The quality of the services provided is valued by comparing the information obtained with the quality indicators established by the company, in order to optimize the service.

CR 6.3 Corrective measures that optimize the services provided are proposed, to improve the quality of service and customer service, achieving their satisfaction.

Professional context:

Production media:

Support for the execution of pressure Masages: futon, tatami, stretcher, armchair, chair, stool, tools of wood and metal for the execution of the own exercises according to the technique, spatulas, suitable products in all its Cosmetic forms, equipment seeks energy points, suction cups, moxa and electrostimulation, disposable lingerie, lingerie of natural fibres according to the selected technique. Products for cleaning, disinfecting and/or sterilizing useful; germicidal and sterilizing devices. Boob. Containers for recyclable and polluting material.

Products and results:

Aesthetic massage by pressure, reflexology and personalized oriental massages. Improvement of the functional aesthetic and circulatory alterations. Improvement of the physical state. Technical tabs, tracking and custom working protocols.

Information used or generated:

Anatomy and body reflexology sheets, meridians and energy points and anatomical models. Manuals of anatomy, physiology and pathology, body and facial reflexology, cosmetology, procedures for exploration, massage, drainage, among others. Deontological standards. Standard protocols of treatments and techniques of aesthetic massage. Customer support protocols. Hygiene, disinfection and sterilization protocols. Aesthetic history, technical tabs, tracking tabs. Reports submitted or received from other professionals. Manuals for: postural hygiene, prevention of occupational risks, first aid and protection of the environment. Regulations on: establishments, spaces and facilities, protection of personal data and internal standards of work in relation to quality. Audiovisual and multimedia programmes. Specialist bibliography. Professional journals.

COMPETITION UNIT 5: ASSOCIATE SENSORY TECHNIQUES TO MASSAGE FOR AESTHETIC PURPOSES

Level: 3

Code: UC0792_3

Professional realizations and realization criteria:

RP 1: Select sensory techniques by associating them with aesthetic massages, to customize the treatment, depending on the aesthetic diagnosis and the established protocol, respecting the needs and preferences of the client.

CR 1.1 Aesthetic scanning is performed by applying diagnostic methods to identify the physical characteristics, status, preferences, and expectations of the client, collecting the data in the technical tab.

CR 1.2 Sensorial techniques are selected according to the client's needs and preferences, to establish the pre-completion premises, reflecting them in the technical tab.

CR 1.3 The sensory techniques that can be associated, among them and with other aesthetic techniques, are selected according to the established protocol.

CR 1.4 Internal, external or occasional client contraindications, which prevent the application of sensory techniques, are identified to adapt the treatment protocol and/or derive the client to another professional, reflecting the data on the technical tab.

RP 2: Prepare facilities, tools and equipment for the application of sensory techniques associated with aesthetic massage or other techniques, ensuring compliance with established safety and hygiene and quality standards.

CR 2.1 The preparation for the provision of the service is carried out on the basis of established rules on clothing, hygiene and personal image and using the indicated concentration and relaxation techniques.

CR 2.2 The cabin is conditioned for the application of the treatment of sensory techniques, selecting the products, means and equipment, checking that they are in operating conditions for their use.

CR 2.3 Essential oils and carriers are prepared for use in individual containers with strict compliance with their dosage, area and form of application, preferences and particular conditions of the customer, and others. specifications referred to the protocol.

CR 2.4 Music is selected to suit the client's needs, depending on the following factors: temperament, tastes, preferences, typology, and status of the person at the time of treatment.

CR 2.5 Equipment and accessories for the application of chromotherapy, punctual or sweeping, are prepared for application according to the guidelines established in the standard protocol.

CR 2.6 The cabin, material and equipment are prepared after use to check that they are clean, disinfected or sterilized and ordered for a new service.

RP 3: Inform the client, to advise on the properties of the sensory techniques associated with the selected aesthetic massage and the beneficial effects they produce at the physical, mental and emotional level, applying the communication protocols and established quality standards.

CR 3.1 Essential oils are selected by olfactory testing, based on their properties and effects, to respond to the customer's aesthetic preferences and needs.

CR 3.2 The oils chosen as a result of the tests performed are communicated to the client, detailing their effects and the sensations that they will perceive to obtain the intended results.

CR 3.3 The chromotherapy associated with relaxation massage, stimulation, among others, is selected by specifying the sensations and effects it produces, to communicate it to the client.

CR 3.4 Selected music is communicated to the client, highlighting the complementary effects it produces in order to improve its mood and relaxation, among others.

CR 3.5 Care to improve the results obtained after the massage session are communicated to the client, to advise him on the guidelines and techniques of application, following the established quality parameters.

RP 4: Perform facial and body aesthetic massage techniques, associating sensory aromatherapy and phytotherapy techniques, to complement the effects of treatment, ensuring compliance with quality standards and applicable safety and hygiene.

CR 4.1 The aromatherapy application is valued by performing the aesthetic diagnosis, to check that it conforms to the state and characteristics of the client, collecting the data in the technical tab.

CR 4.2 Aesthetic massage protocols that include aromatherapy associated with other aesthetic techniques are customized to suit the needs and demands of the client.

CR 4.3 Alterations or allergies that may be a relative or absolute contraindication are identified, to adapt the normalized protocol, by collecting the data in the technical tab.

CR 4.4 Essential and carrier or base oils are selected to be prepared with the specific dosage, following the indications of the laboratories.

CR 4.5 The aesthetic treatments associated with sensory techniques and essential oils are applied according to the established protocol and the manufacturer's indications, under applicable safety and hygiene conditions.

CR 4.6 The established protocol is adapted, to customize the aesthetic treatment, by determining in the technical tab: the associated techniques, oils and essences, frequency of sessions and guidelines of realization.

CR 4.7 The technical procedures for the application of aromatherapy and phytotherapy techniques are organized to be performed according to the standard working protocols.

CR 4.8 The client's responses to essential oils, aromatherapy and phytotherapy are observed during the process to detect potential adverse reactions, if any, corrective measures will be proposed, with the Technical tab.

RP 5: Perform facial and body aesthetic massage techniques, associating sensory techniques of musicotherapy to address client needs and demands, complying with applicable regulations.

CR 5.1 The work protocols of aesthetic massages are personalized, to include music therapy as an associated technique, depending on the client's needs and demands.

CR 5.2 The respiratory techniques of preparation for aesthetic massages are associated with the musicotherapy, achieving greater relaxation and effectiveness in the treatment.

CR 5.3 Music therapy as an individual technique and associated with other aesthetic and wellness techniques is selected and used according to the effects, characteristics and objectives of each of them.

CR 5.4 The negative emotional aspects that may exist in relation to a particular type of melodies are identified to avoid their use, registering on the technical tab.

CR 5.5 Custom treatment tokens are adapted according to the established protocol, indicating: selected music, associated manual or mechanical techniques, cosmetology, timing, and performance guidelines.

CR 5.6 The environmental conditions of light, color and temperature, among others, are associated with music therapy to achieve the desired effects, accommodating the client according to the area to be treated.

CR 5.7 Technical procedures for the application of music therapy techniques are organized according to the standard working protocols and established quality and safety standards.

CR 5.8 Client reactions to musicotherapy are observed during the process and, in the event of an adverse response, corrective measures are proposed, leaving the technical tab on record.

RP 6: Perform facial and body aesthetic massage techniques, associating sensory chromotherapy techniques, to complement the personalized treatment, according to the client's needs and according to the quality criteria set.

CR 6.1 The criteria for selecting the chromatic range to be used, are set according to the state and needs of the client, ensuring compliance with established safety standards.

CR 6.2 Treatment tokens are customized, according to the established protocol, identifying relative or absolute alterations and contraindications, to indicate the techniques of aesthetic massage, cosmetology, Timing and performance guidelines.

CR 6.3 Chromotherapy is applied, in the environmental conditions established by the personalized protocol, accommodating the client according to the area to be treated to ensure their comfort and effectiveness of the treatment.

CR 6.4 The color of the foci and the application parameters of the chromotherapy are selected, to be programmed according to the established treatment protocol.

CR 6.5 The techniques of application of chromotherapy: environmental, punctual, in sweep, among others, are selected, to be applied according to the protocol of treatment established, the needs of the client and the results intend to power.

CR 6.6 The technical procedures for the application of chromatic techniques are organized to be carried out in accordance with the standard working protocols and applicable quality and safety standards.

CR 6.7 Client reactions to chromotherapy are observed during the process, to propose corrective measures in the case of adverse responses, with a record of the technical tab.

RP 7: To perform facial and body aesthetic massage techniques, associating sensory techniques with complementary or novel material (tines, saquitos, salts, talcos, stones of various nature, cuadzos, among others), for complement the treatment, ensuring compliance with applicable quality and safety and hygiene standards.

CR 7.1 The application of complementary or novel material is selected, performing the aesthetic diagnosis, to check that they conform to the state and characteristics of the client, collecting the data in the technical tab.

CR 7.2 Aesthetic massage protocols that include complementary or novel material are customized to suit the needs of the client, indicating the selected techniques, frequency of sessions, and realization.

CR 7.3 Alterations or allergies that may involve relative or absolute contraindication are identified, to adapt the treatment protocol, reflecting it in the technical tab.

CR 7.4 Complementary or novel techniques, as an individual or associated technique, are selected according to the effects, characteristics and objectives of each of them.

CR 7.5 Technical procedures for the application of complementary or novel techniques are organized, preparing materials or equipment, in accordance with applicable safety and hygiene measures.

CR 7.6 Custom aesthetic treatment is applied, following the established protocol and observing the response of the client during the process, to propose the corrective measures established, in the case of adverse reactions and You will be aware of the technical tab.

RP 8: Value the overall quality of the service provided by sensory techniques associated with aesthetic massages, applying the quality control standards to optimize the service and communication protocols, following the regulations applicable to installations, equipment and products, proposing corrective measures in case of deviations, and ensuring customer satisfaction.

CR 8.1 The degree of satisfaction of the client regarding the service provided and the treatment received, is evaluated by means of questionnaires, type and direct observation, noting the possible incidents.

CR 8.2 The quality of the services provided is valued by comparing the information obtained with the quality indicators established by the company, in order to optimize the service.

CR 8.3 Corrective measures that optimize the services provided are proposed, to improve their quality and the degree of customer satisfaction.

Professional context:

Production media:

Supports for the realization of sensory techniques. Furniture: ergonomic stretcher with adjustable height, reclining chair, auxiliary table, specific wardrobe to store essential oils, fridge, useful and specific lingerie. Aromatherapy products: essential oils, carrier or base oils, hydrolates, support cosmetics, compresses, plasters, diffusers, essences burners, aromatic candles, pines, saquitos, salts, talcos, stones of different nature, Quarzos, among others. Equipment for the hearing of music, selection of musical pieces and interchangeable associations of its phases with programmed time. Classified files of the different melodies. Specific aparatology for the application of Cromotherapy, LED systems, foci, among others. Products for cleaning, disinfecting and/or sterilizing useful; germicidal and sterilizing devices. Boob. Containers for recyclable and polluting material.

Products and results:

Aesthetic massage associated with aromatherapy, chromotherapy and music therapy. Physical well-being, rest and relaxation. Facial or body aesthetic treatments associated with sensory techniques.

Information used or generated:

Technical information on: aromatherapy, musicotherapy and chromatotherapy. Sheets of anatomy anatomical models. Manuals of anatomy, physiology and pathology, cosmetology, diagnosis, massage, drainage, treatments, electroaesthetics. Technical documentation on equipment for chromotherapy and music therapy. Deontological standards. Standard protocols of treatments and techniques of aesthetic massage. Customer support protocols. Hygiene and disinfection protocols. Aesthetic history and technical records. Reports submitted or received from other professionals. Manuals for: postural hygiene, prevention of occupational risks, first aid and protection of the environment. Regulations on: establishments, spaces and facilities, protection of personal data and internal standards of work in relation to quality. Audiovisual and multimedia programmes. Specialist bibliography. Professional journals.

TRAINING MODULE 1: DIAGNOSIS AND PROTOCOLS FOR AESTHETIC MASSAGES AND SENSORY TECHNIQUES

Level: 3

Code: MF0789_3

Associate with UC: Perform aesthetic diagnosis and design protocols integrating massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage techniques for aesthetic purposes

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment Capabilities and Criteria:

C1: Analyze body structures, their physiology and pathologies (skeletal, muscular, nervous, blood circulatory and lymphatic system, among others) to identify the facial and body aesthetic alterations that may be treated with aesthetic and lymphatic drainage massage techniques.

CE1.1 Identify the structures of the organs, apparatuses, and systems of the human body by relating them to their functions.

CE1.2 Describe the skin organ by explaining its structure and functions.

CE1.3 Identify the composition and function of epicutanea emulsion, setting criteria for recognizing skin types and their cosmetic needs.

CE1.4 Explain the effects that manual techniques have on skin penetration and absorption of cosmetics.

CE1.5 Describe the characteristics, signs, symptoms, causes and evolution of facial and body alterations susceptible to treatment using manual and sensory techniques, explaining the structures affected and their locations.

CE1.6 In a scenario of evaluating model features:

-Analyze the skin of the face and body, identifying its typology.

-Identify aesthetic alterations describing the affected structures and possible causes.

-Identify aesthetic alterations by describing the most appropriate aesthetic and aesthetic massage technique.

-Indicate if there are signs of pathology that counter the application of manual and/or sensory techniques.

-Express the aesthetic diagnosis and the massage techniques indicated.

C2: Apply diagnostic techniques to perform aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage, evaluating the characteristics and conditions of the model, complying with safety and health standards.

CE2.1 Develop models of professional documentation such as: aesthetic history, diagnostic information sheet, informed consent and report to refer the model to other professionals, justifying the different sections and questions, to perform the aesthetic diagnosis.

CE2.2 Elaborate standardized protocols for aesthetic diagnosis taking into account the means available in the classroom.

CE2.3 Apply aesthetic diagnostic techniques by explaining their principles and purpose.

CE2.4 In an aesthetic diagnostic scenario:

-Apply interview techniques by detecting model needs and demands.

-Apply the technical means and diagnostic equipment, following the established protocol.

-Identify the signs of alterations or health circumstances of the model that discourage the application of manual and sensory techniques, by registering them in the technical tab and by arguing the model about this situation.

-Develop a referral report for situations that discourage the application of manual and/or sensory techniques.

-Identify post-traumatic alterations that may be treated with aesthetic lymphatic drainage techniques.

-Interpret the information obtained, identifying the demands, needs and expectations of the model, issuing a professional diagnosis.

-Adapt the normalized protocol to the needs and demands of the model.

C3: Apply communication techniques to inform the results of the aesthetic diagnosis, presenting to the model the treatment proposal, integrating aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and/or sensory drainage and applying the deontological standards.

CE3.1 Set criteria and protocols for customer support: host and farewell protocol, courtesy formulas, telephone attention and professional attitude during service delivery.

CE3.2 In a model interview scenario, for information about your needs and demands:

-Observe the model by identifying its demands by performing an active listener to obtain data related to their customs, habits and personal care.

-Ask questions that lead to the collection of information about the demands and expectations of the model, as well as their habits regarding the use of cosmetic products and aesthetic services.

-Interpret the information obtained, identifying the demands and needs of the model and issuing a professional diagnosis.

-Collect the information obtained from the model's technical tab.

CE3.3 In a practical scenario of elaboration and presentation of a proposal of manual aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage:

-Confect an aesthetic treatment application proposal, associating manual techniques and using technical resources and new technologies.

-Describe the technical processes, number and frequency of sessions, duration, and cost.

-Develop the design of the proposal that will be documented.

-Present the proposal, applying communication techniques and social skills.

CE3.4 Explain the deontological standards to be applied in the client relationship of manual and sensory aesthetic techniques, ensuring the confidentiality and protection of personal data.

C4: Identify the mechanisms of performance and effects of cosmetics used in the application of aesthetic and massage techniques to establish the selection and application criteria.

CE4.1 Classify cosmetics for manual and sensory techniques based on their active principles, effects and mechanism of action.

CE4.2 Identify the components of a cosmetic that may trigger adverse reactions in the skin, indicating the signs and symptoms to be evaluated to predict their occurrence.

CE4.3 Set criteria for the selection of cosmetics according to the skin type, the type of aesthetic massage and the effects that are desired.

CE4.4 Identify the origin, extraction methods and basic composition of the groups of aromatic substances used in aromatherapy.

CE4.5 Classifying essential oils according to their effects on the organism by explaining their mechanisms of action.

CE4.6 Determine the criteria to be used to calculate the application doses of essential oils in aesthetic manual techniques by mixing with carrier oils or other cosmetics.

CE4.7 Enunciate the factors that may result in changes in the composition of cosmetics and groups of aromatic substances, describing the patterns of manipulation, conservation and storage.

C5: Elaborate standard working protocols, which include the client's attention in the processes of applying aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage, as well as cleaning procedures, disinfection and sterilisation of facilities and technical means, relating to safety and personal hygiene conditions.

CE5.1 Describe methods of cleaning, disinfection or sterilization to treat facilities and technical means, taking into account their characteristics, materials, use and type of common contaminants.

CE5.2 Specify the way in which the cleaning, disinfection and sterilization of the tools and apparatus should be performed, in terms of methods, times and products indicated.

CE5.3 Determine the useful ones that should be disinfected or sterilized and the methods required for each one.

CE5.4 Dismiss single-use material, in conditions of safety and respect for the environment.

CE5.5 Describe personal protective measures that ensure the prevention of health risks in the aesthetic processes of massage, lymphatic drainage, and sensory techniques.

CE5.6 Design standard protocols of hygiene, disinfection and/or sterilization of facilities, technical means and equipment in the application of massage techniques, lymphatic and sensory drainage, following the regulations of applicable safety and hygiene.

CE5.7 Design client care protocols: host, service delivery, farewell, among others, taking into account the general characteristics of the given center and the type of clients.

CE5.8 In a practical scenario of attention to the model:

-Model the type questions that inform us about the treatment received before, during and after the aesthetic diagnosis.

-Implement the rules of behavior, attitude, and communication established by the company.

-Identify the degree of satisfaction by scoring potential incidents and proposing corrective measures to optimize service delivery.

C6: Determine the mechanisms of action and effects of the means used in the application of sensory techniques: aromatherapy, chromotherapy, musicotherapy, or others, to associate them with manual or mechanical massages for purposes aesthetic.

CE6.1 Explain the benefits that sensory techniques can exercise on the body and associated with aesthetic manual techniques.

CE6.2 Describe the characteristics of the electromagnetic radiations of the visible spectrum and their influence on living beings.

CE6.3 Explain the color theory by relating it to the influence of colors on the organism and its applications on aesthetic treatments.

CE6.4 Identify the effects of the application of chromotherapy for aesthetic purposes, indications, precautions and contraindications.

CE6.5 Recognize the nature and forms of sound propagation, identifying both positive and negative effects of music on the organism and its applications in aesthetic treatments.

CE6.6 Explain the selection criteria and the parameters and forms of application of the types of melodies, relating them to the aesthetic treatments.

CE6.7 Describe the penetration pathways of aromatic substances through the skin and airways and their applications in aesthetic treatments.

CE6.8 Describe the effects, indications, precautions and contraindications of aromatherapy on the organism, explaining the forms of application and the selection criteria.

C7: Analyze the scientific bases, effects, indications, precautions and contraindications of the aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage for aesthetic purposes, relating them to the aesthetic alterations indicated.

CE7.1 List the effects of aesthetic massage on the body, indications, precautions and contraindications.

CE7.2 Explain the effects of manual lymphatic drainage on the body, indications, precautions and contraindications.

CE7.3 Set the foundation of pressure massages: energy points and meridians, relating them to alterations in aesthetic treatment.

CE7.4 Describe the anatomical-physiological parameters, effects, indications and contraindications of reflexology: zones, points of reflection, among others.

CE7.5 Identify signs and symptoms of skin disorders and possible pathologies or other health conditions that counter the application of manual techniques.

C8: Develop customized work protocols that include the application of aesthetic techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage associated with aesthetic purposes.

CE8.1 Determine the criteria for the selection of massage and sensory techniques and their association with other aesthetic techniques to develop customized protocols for applying these techniques.

CE8.2 Select cosmetics for the elaboration of custom protocols with sensory techniques associated with massage for aesthetic purposes.

CE8.3 Register the data relating to the model and the treatment protocol, indicating the number of sessions, the sequencing and periodicity of the treatment, the duration of the session, the cost of treatment and care personal addresses.

CE8.4 In a practical scenario of developing custom protocols to the demands and needs of the model:

-Ask model questions to provide information about your health status and circumstances that may influence the choice of manual and/or sensory techniques.

-Select the associated technique or techniques.

-Develop the proposal for work protocols taking into account the demands, needs and expectations of the model.

-To indicate in the protocol the personal hygiene and safety measures and facilities, facilities and equipment.

-Explain the advice to be given to the model on healthy living standards, home cosmetic care and other measures to optimize the results of the proposed treatment.

CE8.5 Indicate parameters that define the quality of the facilities, technical means, products, and service delivery, as applicable.

CE8.6 Determine whether the standard working protocols are consistent with the available means and customer demands.

CE8.7 Set criteria for checking compliance and tracking of established work protocols, designing models for process logging.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real work environment:

C1 with respect to CE1.6; C2 for CE2.3 and CE2.4; C3 for CE3.2 and CE3.3; C5 for CE5.8; C8 for CE8.4.

Other capabilities:

Take Responsibility for the work that you develop and achieve your goals.

Prove a good professional.

Demonstrate interest and concern for meeting customer needs successfully.

Demonstrate interest in broad knowledge of the organization and its processes.

Communicate effectively with the right people at every moment, respecting the channels established in the organization.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

Contents:

1. Description of the anatomy, physiology and human pathology, related to the types of aesthetic massages and sensory techniques

Anatomy, physiology and pathology of organs, apparatuses and systems of the human body related to the application of manual techniques: skeletal system, muscle, nervous system, blood and lymphatic circulatory system, endocrine system, excretor system, reproductive system, immune system.

Respiratory apparatus, digestive system.

The organs of the senses.

The skin organ: structure and functions.

Cutaneous penetration pathways.

Factors that favor the penetration of cosmetics.

Cosmetic facial and body changes related to the application of manual and sensory techniques: description, nature of the alteration, structures affected.

2. Cosmetics used in the application of aesthetic and sensory massage techniques

Assets and cosmetic forms. Mechanisms of penetration and performance.

Hygiene cosmetics.

Cosmetics for manual and mechanical aesthetic massages.

Cosmetics for specific aesthetic alterations: circulatory, skin flaccidity, localized adiposities, among others.

How to store and handle cosmetics.

Regulations linked to cosmetics.

Phytocosmetics and aromatherapy applied to aesthetic and sensory massages.

Aromatic substances: origin, extraction (expression, distillation, maceration, among others), composition and effects.

Bases or carrier vehicles. Hydrolates.

Classification of essential oils. Aesthetic applications. Doses, mixtures and effects on the organism.

Penetration pathways of essential oils. Mechanisms of action. Indications, precautions and contraindications in their topical and olfactory application.

Adverse reactions to cosmetics.

3. Aesthetic massage techniques. Sensory techniques of chromotherapy and musicotherapy for aesthetic purposes

Aesthetic massages. Classification, effects, precautions, indications and contraindications.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage: immediate and delayed effects, local and distance.

Precautionary measures, relative indications and contraindications, and absolute.

Pressure massage: energy and meridians. Effects, aesthetic indications and contraindications.

Reflexology: points and areas of reflection. Effects, indications, precautions and contraindications. Chromotherapy. Effects of electromagnetic radiation on living beings.

Visible spectrum radiations. Effects of chromotherapy for aesthetic purposes. Indications, precautions and contraindications.

Musicotherapy: nature and forms of sound propagation. Qualities of sound.

Effects of musicotherapy on the organism and its uses for aesthetic purposes.

Criteria and parameters for the application of the melodies.

4. Aesthetic diagnosis and protocolization of the processes of application of massage and sensory techniques

The interview as a means of study of the client.

Professional documentation: aesthetic history, technical information, informed consent, report to refer to other professionals.

Diagnostic techniques.

Specific equipment and means for the study of the characteristics and conditions of the client. Professional ethics.

Protocol elements: processes, sequencing, timing, technical means, and equipment. Customer support protocols. Standard protocols for diagnosis and aesthetic treatment. Protocols of manual techniques: aesthetic massages, lymphatic drainage and pressure techniques. Protocols of sensory techniques: aromatherapy, chromotherapy, and musicotherapy, among others.

Standard protocols for aesthetic treatments involving manual and/or sensory techniques. Hygiene and safety associated with the diagnosis and application of manual and sensory techniques for aesthetic purposes.

Protocols for cleaning, disinfecting and sterilizing facilities, materials, facilities and equipment.

Hygiene and safety standards in the application of manual techniques for aesthetic purposes.

First aid or accidents related to the application of manual and sensory techniques for aesthetic purposes.

5. Quality in the application of aesthetic diagnosis and protocols with massage and sensory techniques

Parameters that define the quality of the service.

Quality standards. Quality criteria.

Techniques to evaluate the service and the degree of customer satisfaction.

Techniques to detect deviation in the provision of aesthetic diagnostic services and treatment protocol design.

Customer support techniques.

Specific social skills techniques.

Techniques for the resolution of complaints.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional profile of trainer or trainer:

1. Mastery of knowledge and techniques related to the realization of aesthetic diagnosis and protocol design integrating techniques of massage, lymphatic and sensory drainage for aesthetic purposes, which will be accredited by the two forms following:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 2: MANUAL AND MECHANICAL AESTHETIC MASSAGE

Level: 3

Code: MF0063_3

Associated with UC: Perform manual and/or mechanical massages for aesthetic purposes

Duration: 120 hours

Assessment Capabilities and Criteria:

C1: Apply knowledge of anatomy and physiology in relation to the maneuvers and techniques of manual and/or mechanical aesthetic massage, relating them to the characteristics and conditions of the model, to integrate them into treatments of massage.

CE1.1 Explain the anatomical structures: skin, muscle system, bone, articular, nervous, circulatory, among others, related to the application of aesthetic massage techniques.

CE1.2 Describe the aesthetic alterations of body susceptible of treatment and aesthetic massage: circulatory, cellulite, obesity, skin or muscle relaxation, localized muscle tension, among others, identifying their characteristics.

CE1.3 Describe the facial aesthetic alterations susceptible to treatment and aesthetic massage: acne, alterations of secretions, localized adiposity, skin or muscle relaxation, aging, among others, identifying the most significant signs and symptoms.

CE1.4 Relate the characteristics of the techniques used in the mechanical aesthetic massage with the local, immediate and delayed physiological effects that they can produce.

CE1.5 Citar massage techniques and relate them to the physiological effects of massage on the skin, muscles, nervous system and circulatory, indicating the precautions, indications and contraindications of the massage techniques mechanical and manual.

CE1.6 Identify areas of the body that require caution in the application of manual and mechanical aesthetic massage, indicating their characteristics.

CE1.7 Explain the differences that exist between aesthetic massage and therapeutic massage.

CE1.8 In a scenario of adapting protocols to the needs and demands of the model:

-Ask questions to assess model characteristics and conditions.

-Check that the diagnostic data matches those of direct observation.

-Perform the aesthetic exploration to adapt the working protocol to the conditions and status of the person, characteristics of the area, desired effects, and type of treatment.

-Identify pathological and non-aesthetic alterations to derive or collaborate with other professionals.

-Identify body structures on which massage techniques and maneuvers work, explaining the benefits of aesthetic massage on the body area of treatment.

-Record the data to be considered in the application of the massage on the technical tab.

C2: Apply facility preparation techniques, tools and equipment for the practice of manual and/or mechanical aesthetic massage techniques, following established protocols and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE2.1 Explain the rules of self-preparation prior to the application of different massage techniques: postural hygiene, manual exercises, personal hygiene, clothing and footwear, among others, for the realization of the massage.

CE2.2 Indicate the guidelines to be followed for the preparation of the massage booth: furniture, specific lingerie, auxiliary equipment, environmental conditions, among others.

CE2.3 Describe the technical means used for the realization of the massage by relating them to the techniques and maneuvers.

CE2.4 List safety and hygiene standards in relation to manual and mechanical aesthetic massage.

CE2.5 In a practical scenario of preparing and accommodating the model, demonstrate the anatomical postures that you can adopt according to the type of massage and treatment area to be worked.

CE2.6 Explain the criteria for the selection and preparation of cosmetic products used in massage techniques, relating them to the types of aesthetic massage.

CE2.7 In a scenario of preparation of facilities, equipment and media, in conditions of safety and hygiene:

-Prepare the massage booth by adjusting the temperature, light, sound, among others.

-Prepare the model equipment: sabanilla, towels, gown, among others.

-Prepare the materials: containers, spatulas, metering, among others and cosmetics: emulsions, oils, gels, blisters, among others.

C3: Apply communication techniques, reporting on the characteristics of the proposed manual and/or mechanical aesthetic massage technique, identifying possible precautions and contraindications, establishing the safety and hygiene indicated for these processes.

CE3.1 Explain the aspects that allow to differentiate the aesthetic massage from the therapeutic massage.

CE3.2 Identify the signs and symptoms that assume a relative or absolute contraindication in the application of aesthetic massage.

CE3.3 Describe the hygiene and safety conditions of the masseur, the client, the cabin and the means to be applied for the performance of the aesthetic massage.

CE3.4 Develop an informed consent on the aesthetic massage technique and application area, including the indications and contraindications of the aesthetic massage.

CE3.5 In a practical scenario of assessing potential risks in aesthetic massage treatments:

-Identify the signs and symptoms of the model that correspond to aesthetic alterations or pathologies that may involve a relative or absolute contraindication and, if necessary, develop a referral report to the professional corresponding.

CE3.6 List the guidelines to follow in the information to the model about sensations, effects, precautions, sessions, time and results.

CE3.7 Explain the deontological norms that should be applied for the activity of manual and mechanical massage professionals for aesthetic purposes.

C4: Apply with dexterity the aesthetic massage facial and body, adapted to the needs of the model and selecting the maneuvers that allow to define the technique of massage.

CE4.1 Develop a manual describing the personal and professional hygiene care required by the practice of manual and mechanical techniques.

CE4.2 Describe the form of accommodation of the model to receive the massage, indicating the differences whether it is facial or body, local or general.

CE4.3 Identify the maneuvers of the manual massage and its application parameters: intensity and rhythm, order, direction and time, depending on the anatomical zone to be treated and the different techniques of manual aesthetic massage.

CE4.4 Identify massage techniques: circulatory, toning, relaxing, among others, describing their application parameters, the effects they produce, characteristics of the anatomical zone to be treated, type of aesthetic alteration and specific cosmetics to be applied, among others.

CE4.5 Explain the importance of massage for the penetration of cosmetic products according to the type of skin.

CE4.6 In a practical scenario of performing massage and body techniques, on a model:

-Select the cosmetics and technical aids for their performance.

-Demonstrate the ergonomic positions to be performed by the masseur, according to the treatment zones.

-Model the pre-treatment respiratory techniques with the model.

-Apply muscle stretches based on the anatomical zone, indicating the effects they produce and muscles involved.

-Apply sequinned, depending on the type of technique and a given anatomical location, the massage maneuvers.

CE4.7 In a practical scenario of performing aesthetic massage protocols in different body areas:

-Select the type of massage and the maneuvers to be performed.

-Select cosmetics and complementary techniques: stretching, respiratory, sensory, among others.

-Determine the duration of treatment, number of sessions, time, and expected results.

C5: Apply with dexterity facial and body aesthetic massage using mechanical procedures, selecting the equipment and parameters of treatment, to define the different techniques in conditions of hygiene and safety.

CE5.1 Accommodate the model to receive the massage, indicating the differences if it is facial or body, local or general.

CE5.2 Identify mechanical massage techniques: vibration, pressure vacuum, among others, relating them to the desired effects.

CE5.3 Identify the techniques of application of mechanical massage systems and relate them to relative and absolute contraindications.

CE5.4 In a practical scenario of performing facial and body mechanical massage techniques:

-Select the cosmetics specific to each technique.

-Apply mechanical massage techniques with their technical and media requirements, taking into account their indications and contraindications.

-Report to the model on sensations, effects, precautions, sessions, time, and results.

CE5.5 In a practical scenario of processing mechanical massage protocols:

-Select the type of massage, application parameters, and technique to follow.

-Select the indicated cosmetics and complementary techniques.

-Report the duration of the treatment, number of sessions, time and expected results to the model.

C6: Apply techniques to evaluate the parameters that determine the quality of the service of manual and/or mechanical massage techniques for aesthetic purposes, and the attention given, asking questions to identify the degree of customer satisfaction and proposing measures to correct deviations.

CE6.1 Identify the parameters that define the quality of the processes and the service provided in the application of facial and body massage techniques.

CE6.2 Determine and explain the criteria that allow you to evaluate the quality of the service and the results.

CE6.3 Formulate the type questions to assess the degree of customer satisfaction regarding the service provided and the personal attention received.

CE6.4 In a practical scenario of attention to the model:

-Receive the model and accommodate it in the treatment area.

-Elaborate phrases that allow communication with the model during and after the service.

-Implement the standards of protocolized behavior, attitude, and communication.

-Apply techniques to evaluate the quality of the service.

-Propose corrective measures to optimize service delivery.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real work environment:

C1 with respect to CE1.8; C2 with respect to CE2.5 and CE2.7; C3 with respect to CE3.5; C4 with respect to CE4.6 and CE4.7; C5 with respect to CE5.4 and CE5.5; C6 with respect to CE6.4.

Other capabilities:

Take Responsibility for the work that you develop and achieve your goals.

Prove a good professional.

Demonstrate interest and concern for meeting customer needs successfully.

Demonstrate interest in broad knowledge of the organization and its processes.

Communicate effectively with the right people at every moment, respecting the channels established in the organization.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

Contents:

1. Description of the anatomy, physiology and human pathology related to the manual and/or mechanical aesthetic massage

anatomical-physiological concepts related to the practice of the massage of the systems: locomotor, circulatory, respiratory, nervous and endocrine.

Aesthetic massage.

Effects of massage on the various organs, devices and systems: immediate, delayed, local and general.

Precautions, indications and contraindications of the massage.

Methods of pre-massage aesthetic exploration.

Technical tab physical and psychological characteristics history, documentation, medical data, and life habits.

Design of personalized aesthetic protocols based on the application of the massage.

Parameters that define the quality of an aesthetic massage service.

Techniques to evaluate the service and the degree of customer satisfaction.

Techniques to detect deviation in the delivery of massage services.

Techniques for the resolution of complaints.

2. Personal and technical means in performing the manual and/or mechanical aesthetic massage

Cabin environmental conditions, temperature, lighting, furniture and equipment.

Cosmetics for the application of massage: cosmetic forms and selection criteria.

Hygiene and disinfection measures related to the practice of massage: cosmetics, stretcher or massage chair and lingerie.

Professional image (care and preparation of hands, ergonomics, among others).

Stretches and hands exercises.

Postural hygiene of the professional for the realization of the massage.

Specific social skills techniques.

Customer care, accommodation and communication.

Customer Positions for the realization of the massage: decubitus: supine, prono and lateral.

Hygiene and healthy habits.

3. Diagnostic and aesthetic protocols for manual and mechanical massage for aesthetic purposes

Customer needs and demands analysis.

Techniques for detecting customer demands, needs, and expectations.

Communication techniques.

Aesthetic diagnosis. Scan methods.

Communication with other professionals.

Technical documentation design: customer's technical tab, aesthetic history, referral report, informed consent, among others.

Design and elaboration of custom massage protocols.

4. Maneuvers, techniques and types of manual aesthetic massage

Massage maneuvers: outcrops, rubbing, friction, pressure, kneading, pinching, percussions, vibrations, among others.

The parameters of the aesthetic massage maneuvers: direction, pressure intensity, rhythm, time.

Criteria for your selection. Precautions and contraindications.

Zonal facial and body massage: specific maneuvers.

Types of facial and body massage: circulatory, firming, relaxing, modelling, pre- and post-operative, among others.

Respiratory techniques: foundation and application. Stretches.

5. Equipment for the application of aesthetic massages with mechanical effect

The mechanical effect massage: characteristics, effects and indications.

Vibration teams, description.

Pressure equipment: pressotherapy, vacuumtherapy and dermoaspiration, among others, description.

Application techniques for the different teams.

physiological effects. Precautions, indications and relative and absolute contraindications. Maintenance and conservation.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional profile of trainer or trainer:

1. Mastery of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of manual and/or mechanical massages for aesthetic purposes, which will be accredited by the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 3: MANUAL AND MECHANICAL AESTHETIC LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE

Level: 3

Code: MF0790_3

Associated with UC: Perform manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes

Duration: 150 hours

Assessment Capabilities and Criteria:

C1: Apply diagnostic techniques to select the maneuvers and techniques related to the physiology and anatomy of the human body, designing the treatment protocol that incorporates the manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage with aesthetic purposes.

CE1.1 Describe the structure and physiology of the lymphatic system: collectors, chains or lymph channels, vessels, capillaries, and lymph nodes related to the technique of applying manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage.

CE1.2 List the pathologies (infection, circulatory disorders: phlebitis, lymphagitis, embolism, thrombosis, among others) that counter the application of lymphatic drainage.

CE1.3 Describe structural or functional aesthetic alterations: cellulite, fluid retention in tissues, anatomic edematous areas, among others, indicated to treat with manual lymphatic drainage, identifying signs and symptoms.

CE1.4 Analyze the physiological effects of lymphatic drainage on the organism and its importance for the maintenance of health, well-being and beauty.

CE1.5 List the bad habits in the dressing, postural, among others, that hinder the lymphatic circulation, favoring the aesthetic alterations.

CE1.6 Identify the relative and absolute precautions and contraindications of manual lymphatic drainage.

CE1.7 In a practical scenario of adapting standard lymphatic drainage protocols to the needs and demands of the model:

-Ask questions to assess the person's characteristics and conditions.

-Check that the diagnostic data matches those of direct observation.

-Perform the aesthetic exploration to adapt the working protocol to the conditions and status of the person, characteristics of the area, desired effects, and type of treatment.

-Identify pathological and non-aesthetic alterations to derive or collaborate with other professionals.

-Locate and identify the body structures on which the techniques and maneuvers of manual lymphatic drainage work.

-Explain the benefits of manual lymphatic drainage on the body area of treatment.

-Record the most important data to consider in the application of the massage on the technical tab.

CE1.8 Describe the effects of improvement that can occur when using measures complementary to lymphatic drainage: physical exercise, balanced feeding, specific cosmetics, among others, identifying the indicated.

C2: Apply facility preparation techniques, tools and equipment for the practice of manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes following established protocols and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE2.1 Explain the rules of personal preparation prior to the application of the technique of manual or mechanical lymphatic drainage: manual exercises, postural hygiene, clothing, footwear, among others, for the realization of the drainage manual or mechanical lymphatic.

CE2.2 Describe the guidelines to be followed for the preparation of the cabin: specific lingerie, auxiliary equipment, environmental conditions, among others.

CE2.3 Describe the technical means used to perform the manual lymphatic drainage by relating them to the manoeuvres and treatment zones.

CE2.4 Explain safety and hygiene standards in relation to manual and mechanical lymphatic drainage.

CE2.5 Explain the criteria for the selection and preparation of cosmetic products used in mechanical lymphatic drainage techniques.

CE2.6 In a practical scenario of model accommodation: demonstrate the anatomical postures that you can take depending on the type and treatment area to be applied.

CE2.7 Apply the hygiene and disinfection operations of the materials and equipment used in performing manual and mechanical drainage.

C3: Apply communication techniques, reporting on the characteristics the technique of manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes, identifying possible precautions and contraindications, establishing the safety and hygiene standards indicated for these processes.

CE3.1 Identify signs and symptoms that assume relative or absolute contraindication in the application of manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage.

CE3.2 Describe the hygiene and safety conditions of the masseur, the client, the cabin and the means to be applied for the performance of manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage.

CE3.3 Develop an informed consent on the manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage technique and application area, including their indications.

CE3.4 In a convenient customer/model care scenario:

-Understand the model before, during, and after the service, following the normalized protocol and learned social skills techniques.

CE3.5 In a practical scenario of assessment of potential risks in aesthetic treatments incorporating manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage techniques:

-Identify the signs and symptoms of the model that correspond to aesthetic alterations or pathologies that may involve a relative or absolute contraindication and, if necessary, develop a referral report to the professional corresponding.

CE3.6 List the guidelines to follow in the information to the model about sensations, effects, precautions, sessions, time and results.

C4: Apply manual lymphatic drainage techniques for aesthetic purposes in each anatomical zone, following the performance parameters defined in the treatment protocol and in conditions of hygiene and safety.

CE4.1 Describe the hygiene and safety conditions of the masseur, client, cabin and media to be applied in manual lymphatic drainage.

CE4.2 In a practical scenario of analyzing the needs and demands of the model, develop a technical tab and identify the general and local symptoms and signs that it presents, based on:

-Personal data.

-Medical or professional reports.

-Scan and palpation.

-Verbal communication and interview.

CE4.3 Develop an informed consent on the manual and mechanical lymphatic drainage technique as well as the application zone.

CE4.4 Identify drainage maneuvers: pumping, fixed circles, dragging, nodal emptying, among others, explaining their differences.

CE4.5 Describe the trajectories and direction of the lymphatic return that should be followed from the nodal zone to the most distant ones, in the different areas of treatment.

CE4.6 Explain the principles of drainage with respect to the pressure, rhythm and direction of movements to mimic the lymphatic flow.

CE4.7 List the aesthetic alterations: edematous cellulite, circulatory ecstasy, stuffy skins, among others, which can be improved by applying the techniques of manual lymphatic drainage.

CE4.8 In an alleged practical application of facial and body lymph drains:

-Perform respiratory techniques.

-Perform the maneuvers of the lymphatic drainage in sequence, depending on the characteristics and needs of the model and the area to be treated.

-Explain the criteria for the selection of cosmetic post-treatment products: aesthetic alteration to treat, skin type, or others.

C5: Apply mechanical lymphatic drainage techniques for aesthetic purposes, using the indicated equipment, selecting the treatment parameters, following the established protocol and the guidelines indicated by the manufacturer.

CE5.1 Accommodate the model to receive the mechanical lymphatic drainage, indicating the differences if it is facial or body, local or general.

CE5.2 Describe mechanical lymphatic drainage techniques: vibration, pressure vacuum, among others, relating them to the desired effects.

CE5.3 Identify application techniques for mechanical lymphatic drainage equipment, related to relative and absolute contraindications.

CE5.4 Prepare technical means for the execution of mechanical lymphatic drainage under applicable safety and hygiene conditions.

CE5.5 Prepare the model in safety and hygiene conditions for the realization of mechanical lymphatic drainage.

CE5.6 Apply mechanical lymphatic drainage systems, according to the requirements of each technique: vibration, pressotherapy, pressure vacuum, among others and the manufacturer's indications.

CE5.7 In a practical scenario of performing facial and body mechanical lymphatic drainage techniques:

-Prepare the treatment zone.

-Explain to the model the sensations that you will perceive and the effects that you want to achieve, controlling that you do not suffer any discomfort.

-Apply mechanical lymphatic drainage techniques by observing the parameters of: intensity, rhythm, direction, pressure, decompression, frequency, time, among others, taking into account the sensitivity of the model.

-Order the cabin for a new service, cleaning and disinfecting the media used.

C6: Apply manual lymphatic drainage techniques for aesthetic purposes, as a single or complementary treatment to the performance of pre and post treatments of medical and cosmetic surgery, following established protocols and in conditions of hygiene and safety.

CE6.1 Identify the status of the person who can advise the application of manual lymphatic drainage maneuvers.

CE6.2 Accommodate the model to receive the manual lymphatic drainage, indicating the differences if it is facial or body, local or general.

CE6.3 Identify the techniques of application of manual lymphatic drainage maneuvers, related to relative and absolute contraindications.

CE6.4 Explain the alterations or status that the client may present, in the aesthetic treatments post cosmetic surgery and that require that you be referred to the optional.

CE6.5 In a practical scenario of applying manual lymphatic drainage with models:

-Prepare the technical means for execution in safety and hygiene conditions.

-Perform model wrapping.

-Identify the zone and perform the scan, detecting possible alterations.

-Review medical prescriptions.

-Adapt standard protocols or post-medical treatments and cosmetic surgery with manual lymphatic drainage techniques.

-Prepare the zone to be treated.

-Select, where appropriate, sensory techniques that can be associated with treatment with lymphatic drainage.

-Apply manual lymphatic drainage techniques, taking into account: intensity, rhythm, direction, pressure, decompression, frequency, time, among others, such as the sensitivity of the model and the desired effects.

-Register the incidents on the technical tab, indicating the evaluation and control of the treatment.

CE6.6 Perform lymphatic drainage protocols in post-operative processes, for the treatment of edemas and ecchymosis, following the indications of the optional.

CE6.7 Describe the guidelines to be followed in the control and evaluation of aesthetic treatments with manual lymphatic drainage after cosmetic surgery operations.

C7: Apply techniques to evaluate the parameters that determine the quality of the service of manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage techniques for aesthetic purposes, and the attention given, asking questions to identify the degree of customer satisfaction and proposing measures to correct deviations.

CE7.1 Citar the parameters that define the quality of the processes and the service provided in the application of facial and body lymphatic drainage techniques for aesthetic purposes.

CE7.2 Explain the criteria for evaluating the quality of service provided with lymphatic drainage techniques.

CE7.3 In a scenario of evaluating the satisfaction of the service:

-Apply techniques to check the quality of the service.

-Formulate questions to assess the degree of customer satisfaction.

-Propose corrective measures to improve quality.

CE7.4 In a scenario with model help, attend to the model before, during and after the practice, applying the established rules of behavior.

CE7.5 Elaborate the deontological guidelines for the activity of massage professionals for aesthetic purposes, indicating the guidelines and values of the professional activity.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real work environment:

C1 with respect to CE1.7; C2 with respect to CE2.6 and CE2.7; C3 with respect to CE3.4 and CE3.5; C4 with respect to CE4.2, CE4.3 and CE4.8; C5 complete; C6 complete; C7 with respect to CE7.3 and CE7.4.

Other capabilities:

Take Responsibility for the work that you develop and achieve your goals.

Prove a good professional.

Demonstrate interest and concern for meeting customer needs successfully.

Demonstrate interest in broad knowledge of the organization and its processes.

Communicate effectively with the right people at every moment, respecting the channels established in the organization.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

Contents:

1. Description of the anatomy, physiology and human pathology related to manual and mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes

Lymphatic drainage: historical evolution. Differences with massage.

Lymphatic system. Lymph organs. Lymph vessels. Lymph nodes. The lymph. Route of lymph and lymphatic flows.

Physical concepts applied to this technique: filtration, absorption, osmosis, Starling balance.

Dividing lines and lymph quadrants.

Effects of lymphatic drainage on organs, devices, and systems: immediate and delayed; local and distance.

Precautionary measures, indications and relative and absolute contraindications of lymphatic drainage.

Aesthetic diagnostic and scan methods.

Customer needs and demands analysis.

Techniques for detecting customer demands, needs, and expectations.

Communication with other professionals.

Action protocols in case of emergency.

Documentation. Technical tab. Aesthetic history.

2. The media and professional in manual and mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes

Hygiene and disinfection measures related to the practice of lymphatic drainage.

Preparing the professional.

Concentration and relaxation techniques.

Professional image: hygiene, clothing, accessories, hand care.

Postural hygiene: adequate anatomical positions to perform lymphatic drainage.

Hands and arms exercises.

Cabin and equipment.

Safety and hygiene conditions. Specific conditions: privacy, temperature, lighting, musical atmosphere, chromotherapy.

Accommodating and preparing the client.

Adequate positions for the realization of lymphatic drainage: supine, prono and lateral decubitus.

Parameters that define the quality of a manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage service.

Techniques to evaluate the service and the degree of customer satisfaction.

Identification of deviations in the provision of lymphatic drainage service.

Communication techniques.

Specific social skills techniques.

3. Maneuvers and techniques for performing manual lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes

Lymphatic drainage maneuvers: outcrops, fixed circles, pumps, rotary dadors, combined. Simultaneous and alternate application.

Prior treatment areas of the different parts of the body in the manual lymphatic drainage. Preparatory and zonal maneuvers of manual lymphatic drainage.

The parameters of the lymphatic drainage maneuvers: direction, pressure intensity, rhythm, time. Criteria for your selection.

Respiratory techniques: foundation and application.

Aesthetic techniques associated with manual lymphatic drainage: massage, aromatherapy, chromotherapy, musicotherapy.

Lymphatic drainage techniques for aesthetic treatments post medicine and cosmetic surgery. Aesthetic indications and effects of manual lymphatic drainage in post-medical treatments and cosmetic surgery. Post traumatic alterations related to medical and cosmetic surgery that can be treated with lymphatic drainage: edemas, ecchymosis, among others. Indications, precautions and relative or absolute contraindications in the application of these techniques.

4. Equipment for the application of lymphatic drainage with mechanical effect and aesthetic purposes

Drain of mechanical effect: characteristics, effects, and indications.

Equipment of variable currents, pressotherapy, vaccine therapy, among others: description and application technique. Relative and absolute precautions and contraindications.

Maintenance and conservation.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional profile of trainer or trainer:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of manual and/or mechanical lymphatic drainage for aesthetic purposes, which will be accredited by the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 4: AESTHETIC MASSAGES WITH PRESSURE TECHNIQUES

Level: 3

Code: MF0791_3

Associate with UC: Performing pressure massage techniques for aesthetic purposes

Duration: 150 hours

Assessment Capabilities and Criteria:

C1: Apply the knowledge of anatomy and physiology in relation to the maneuvers and techniques of the aesthetic massage by pressure, relating them to the characteristics of the people, to adapt the standard protocols of Treatment incorporating these techniques.

CE1.1 Describe the anatomy and physiology of organs related to the body's reflective areas.

CE1.2 Explain the effects of pressure massage techniques on the body and its importance for the maintenance of health, well-being and beauty.

CE1.3 Identify pressure massage techniques indicating their differences with other manual massage techniques.

CE1.4 Identify the body reflexology massage maneuvers, their phases, and the areas where they are applied, indicating the reactions that may occur.

CE1.5 Relate pressure massage techniques, maneuvers, mobilizations, stretching, breathing, indicating the application parameters.

CE1.6 Describe the relative or absolute precautions and contraindications of the pressure massage techniques.

CE1.7 In a practical analysis and assessment scenario, on model, for a pressure massage treatment:

-Locate the treatment points of each area of the body: feet, back, hands, among others and the meridians and energy crosses or treatment points.

-Identify the pathologies that counterindicate the application of pressure massage techniques: reflexology, shiatsu, digitopuncture, and other oriental massages.

-List aesthetic abnormalities that can be treated with pressure massage techniques, identifying signs and symptoms.

C2: Apply facility preparation techniques, tools and equipment for the practice of aesthetic pressure massage techniques following established protocols and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE2.1 Explain the rules of self-preparation prior to the application of the techniques of aesthetic massage by pressure: manual exercises, postural hygiene, costumes, footwear, among others, for the realization of the different techniques from pressure massage, according to established protocol.

CE2.2 Indicate the guidelines to be followed for the preparation of the massage cabin by pressure: specific lingerie, auxiliary equipment, environmental conditions, among others, complying with the applicable safety and hygiene regulations.

CE2.3 Describe the technical means used to perform the pressure massage by relating them to different techniques and maneuvers.

CE2.4 Explain hygiene and health rules related to pressure massage techniques.

CE2.5 In a scenario of preparing and accommodating the model:

-Demonstrate the different anatomical positions to be adopted according to the area and the type of pressure massage to be performed.

CE2.6 Explain the criteria for the selection of cosmetic products during and after treatment.

CE2.7 Describe the effects of improvement that can produce on clients the use of complementary measures to massage: physical exercise, balanced feeding, specific cosmetics, among others, relating to each pressure massage technique.

C3: Apply communication techniques, informing the model about the characteristics of the aesthetic massage technique by pressure proposed, identifying possible precautions and contraindications, establishing the standards of safety and hygiene indicated for these processes.

CE3.1 Describe the hygiene and safety conditions of the masseur, the model, the cabin and the means to be applied for the performance of aesthetic pressure massage techniques.

CE3.2 Develop an informed consent on the aesthetic massage technique by pressure and application area, including its indications.

CE3.3 List the guidelines to follow in the information to the model about sensations, effects, precautions, sessions, time and results.

CE3.4 Explain the deontological norms that should be applied for the activity of professionals in aesthetic massage techniques.

CE3.5 In a convenient customer/model care scenario:

-Understand the model before, during, and after the service, following the normalized protocol and learned social skills techniques.

-Identify signs and symptoms that assume a relative or absolute contraindication in applying aesthetic massage techniques.

C4: Apply pressure aesthetic massage maneuvers and reflexology techniques, adapting the maneuvers according to the zone and the application parameters, following the established protocols.

CE4.1 Describe how to accommodate the model to receive the massage indicating the differences if it is facial or body, local or general.

CE4.2 Explain the parameters of application of the maneuvers on the areas of the area: pressure with polish, circular pressure, punctual, among others, selecting those that adapt to the characteristics of the area to be treated.

CE4.3 Describe the sequencing of the maneuvers according to the aesthetic alteration presented and the established protocol.

CE4.4 In a practical scenario of application of popral reflexology techniques: establish the correct order of the manipulations.

CE4.5 In a practical scenario of application of reflexology on hands, back and face:

-Identify the needs and demands of the model.

-Sequence the treatment maneuvers by setting the repetitions on specific points.

-Indicate the required postural hygiene to prevent occupational diseases.

CE4.6 In a practical scenario of applying zonal reflexology maneuvers, determine:

-General massage starting zone.

-Specific zone to manipulate.

-Type of maneuvers and number of repetitions.

-Parameters: direction, type of pressure, intensity, rhythm, shape.

-Frequency of sessions.

C5: Apply oriental massage techniques and aesthetic massage maneuvers by facial and body pressure, adapting the maneuvers and execution parameters to the needs and demands of the model, to customize the treatment.

CE5.1 Accommodate the model to receive oriental massage or aesthetic massage technique by pressure, indicating the differences of whether it is facial or body, local or general and enumerating the technical and auxiliary means for its realization.

CE5.2 Indicate the guidelines to be followed for the preparation of the Eastern massage booth: furniture, specific lingerie, auxiliary equipment, environmental conditions, among others, following the specific protocol.

CE5.3 Explain by practical demonstration, the positions to be maintained by the professional regarding the position of legs, arms and hands during the development of the oriental massage, depending on the anatomic zone that is working.

CE5.4 In a practical scenario of performing oriental massages:

-Describe the respiratory techniques to be performed before and during the development of the massage session.

-Explain how the zone scan is performed to treat, by observing key points, to check for painful locks.

CE5.5 In an Eastern massage application scenario on model:

-Indicate in the working protocol whether the manoeuvres are performed with the fingers or hands and in a perpendicular or progressive manner.

-Explain how the professional helps with the weight of your body to exert more or less pressure.

-Explain the parameters of: pressure, tension, rhythm and duration of the maneuvers involved in the application of the oriental massage techniques.

CE5.6 In a scenario of applying pressure massage techniques, on a model:

-Perform the maneuvers on the points of the power lines or meridians.

-Indicate the effects to be achieved.

-Explain how manipulation is performed while respecting the parameters of direction, time, intensity, and rhythm.

CE5.7 Run mobilizations and stretches associated with pressure massage, depending on the characteristics and needs of the person.

CE5.8 In a practical scenario of developing pressure massage protocols, select:

-Zones and treatment points according to the aesthetic alteration.

-Type of maneuvers and number of repetitions.

-Parameters to be applied as: direction, pressure, rhythm, and shape.

-Frequency of sessions.

-Specific cosmetics.

C6: Apply techniques to evaluate the parameters that determine the quality of the service of aesthetic massage techniques by pressure and the attention given, asking questions that allow to identify the degree of customer satisfaction and propose measures to correct deviations.

CE6.1 Citar the parameters that define the quality of the pressure massage processes.

CE6.2 Explain the criteria for checking the quality of the service provided in the application of aesthetic pressure massage techniques.

CE6.3 In a practical scenario of customer and/or model care: attending to the person before, during and after the service, following the established protocol and social skills techniques.

CE6.4 In a scenario of evaluating the degree of service satisfaction:

-Apply techniques to check the quality of the service.

-Formulate questions to assess the degree of customer satisfaction.

-Propose corrective measures to improve quality.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real work environment:

C1 with respect to CE1.7; C2 with respect to CE2.5; C3 with respect to CE3.5; C4 with respect to CE4.4, CE4.5 and CE4.6; C5 with respect to CE5.4, CE5.5, CE5.6, CE5.7 and CE5.8; C6 with respect to CE6.3 and CE6.4.

Other capabilities:

Take Responsibility for the work that you develop and achieve your goals.

Prove a good professional.

Demonstrate interest and concern for meeting customer needs successfully.

Demonstrate interest in broad knowledge of the organization and its processes.

Communicate effectively with the right people at every moment, respecting the channels established in the organization.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

Contents:

1. Aesthetic pressure massages for aesthetic purposes

Main anatomical-physiological aspects related to the practice of aesthetic massages by facial and body pressures.

Massages that act on energy points and channels.

Massage of facial and body reflective zones: principles, similarities and differences with the various aesthetic manual techniques.

2. Aesthetic massages under pressure in the areas of the area

Classification and characteristics of the areas of the reflex: face, hands, feet, ears, and spine.

Study and classification of foot types.

Alterations of the foot and its possible consequences at the organic level.

Zonal foot division: vertical and horizontal lines. The reflections points. The crossed points. Effects of massage techniques reflected on the various organs, devices and systems: immediate and delayed.

Methods of locating and exploring the different zones. Technical tab.

Positions suitable for the massage of facial and body reflective zones.

Techniques of the different pressures.

Parameters of the maneuvers: direction, intensity, shape, time. Criteria for the repetition of the maneuvers.

Precautions, indications and contraindications of facial and body reflexology.

3. Aesthetic massages by pressure on channels and energy points

Methods of locating and exploring the channels and energy points. Technical tab.

Techniques: Oriental massages, among others.

Power points or tsubs.

The energy lines or meridians and organs they affect.

Pressure rules of the maneuvers: position of the fingers, hands, forearms, and direction of the lines.

Positions suitable for pressure massage.

Pressures technique.

Point pressure techniques, with windy electrostimulation, among others.

Parameters of the techniques maneuvers by pressure: direction, intensity, shape, time.

Criteria for the repetition of the maneuvers.

Precautions, indications, and contraindications.

4. Aesthetic massages by pressure: the media and the professional

Hygiene and disinfection measures related to the practice of pressure massage techniques.

Professional preparation: Concentration and relaxation techniques. Professional image: hygiene, clothing, accessories, hand care.

Exercises of hands, arms, shoulders, and spine.

Ergonomics. Ergonomic positions for massage by pressure.

Cabin: environmental conditions of privacy, temperature, lighting, musical atmosphere, among others.

Equipment: materials, cosmetics, lingerie, among others.

5. Preparation and attention to the client in aesthetic massage by pressure

Study of client demands and needs.

Communication techniques.

Specific social skills techniques.

Techniques for detecting customer demands, needs, and expectations.

Intercommunication techniques with other specialists in case of collaboration.

Accommodating and preparing the client.

Breathing applied to aesthetic massage by pressure.

Respiratory techniques. Characteristics and classification. Effects and indications. Methods of application.

6. Quality in the services of pressure massage techniques

Parameters that define the quality of a service.

Techniques to check the service and the degree of customer satisfaction.

Techniques to check the deviation in the provision of pressure massage services.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional profile of trainer or trainer:

1. Mastery of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of pressure massage techniques for aesthetic purposes, which will be accredited by the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 5: AESTHETIC SENSORY TECHNIQUES

Level: 3

Code: MF0792_3

Associate with UC: Associate sensory techniques to massage for aesthetic purposes

Duration: 120 hours

Assessment Capabilities and Criteria:

C1: Explain the aesthetic alterations that can be treated with sensory techniques associated with aesthetic massages, relating to the characteristics and conditions of the people.

CE1.1 Describe the actions and effects of sensory techniques on the human body and relate them to aesthetic treatments.

CE1.2 Describe the aesthetic alterations susceptible to sensory techniques associated with aesthetic treatments, identifying their symptoms and characteristic signs.

CE1.3 In a practical scenario of analyzing the client's needs and demands, develop a technical tab and identify the general and local symptoms and signs that the person presents, based on:

-Personal data.

-Medical or professional reports.

-Scan and palpation.

-Verbal communication and interview.

CE1.4 Relate the characteristics of the sensory techniques that are integrated into the aesthetic massage with the local, immediate and delayed physiological effects that they can produce.

CE1.5 Citar the sensory techniques, relating them to the physiological effects on the skin, muscles, nervous system and circulatory.

CE1.6 Identify the precautions, indications and general contraindications of the sensory techniques, depending on each one.

CE1.7 Select sensory techniques to apply in treatments with manual techniques, depending on the diagnosis made to the model and respecting the established protocol.

CE1.8 Identify the signs and symptoms of aesthetic alterations or pathologies that may result in a relative or absolute contraindication and, where appropriate, draw up a referral report to the relevant professional.

C2: Apply facility preparation techniques, tools and products for the practice of sensory techniques associated with aesthetic massages or other techniques, following established protocols and in conditions of safety and hygiene.

CE2.1 Explain the standards of preparation of the professional of the aesthetic massage for the realization of the techniques of: aromatherapy, musicotherapy and chromotherapy, among others.

CE2.2 Describe the guidelines to be followed for the preparation of the aesthetics booth: specific lingerie, auxiliary and technical equipment, environmental conditions, among others.

CE2.3 Describe the technical means and equipment used to perform sensory techniques relating to different techniques.

CE2.4 Explain the safety and hygiene standards in relation to sensory techniques.

CE2.5 Explain the criteria for the selection and preparation of cosmetic products used in sensory techniques.

CE2.6 In a scenario of preparing a physical space to perform sensory techniques:

-Prepare facilities, equipment and media, in safety and hygiene conditions.

-Prepare the massage booth by adjusting the temperature, light, sound, among others.

-Prepare the model equipment: sabanilla, towels, gown, among others.

-Prepare the materials: containers, spatulas, metering, among others and cosmetics: emulsions, oils, gels, among others.

-Preparing and accommodating the model: demonstrating the different anatomical postures that can be adopted according to the type of sensory technique and treatment area to be worked.

CE2.7 Indicate guidelines to be followed in order, cleaning and disinfection of materials and furniture when the treatment session has been completed, complying with the established protocol and applicable safety and hygiene measures.

C3: Apply communication techniques, informing the model about the characteristics of the sensory techniques associated with the proposed aesthetic massage, identifying possible precautions and contraindications, establishing the security and hygiene standards indicated for these processes.

CE3.1 Describe the hygiene and safety conditions of the masseur, the model, the cabin and the means to be applied for the performance of sensory techniques associated with aesthetic massage.

CE3.2 Develop an informed consent on the sensory techniques associated with aesthetic massage and application zones, including their indications and contraindications.

CE3.3 List the guidelines to follow in the information to the model about sensations, effects, precautions, sessions, time and results.

CE3.4 In a convenient customer/model care scenario:

-Understand the model before, during, and after the service, following the normalized protocol and learned social skills techniques.

-Identify the signs and symptoms that assume a relative or absolute contraindication in the application of sensory techniques associated with aesthetic massage.

C4: Apply facial and body aesthetic massage techniques associating sensory aromatherapy and phytotherapy techniques, indicating the olfactory and cosmetic effects of essential oils.

CE4.1 Describe the properties of essential oils and their importance in aesthetic techniques.

CE4.2 Relating essential oils and their effects used in aesthetic treatments.

CE4.3 Identify contraindications or special states in which certain essential oils cannot be applied.

CE4.4 Classify cosmetic supports or other vehicles used in aesthetic treatments for the application of essential oils, carriers or base oils, hydrolates, creams, masks, among others.

CE4.5 Adapting protocols of facial and body treatments to which aromatherapy may be associated and its ways of action: olfactory and skin.

CE4.6 Describe the practical ways of applying aromatherapy in an aesthetics booth and in a Spa.

CE4.7 In a practical application of aromatherapy, explain the selection criteria for essential oils, dosage, combinations and selected cosmetic supports.

CE4.8 Identify adverse reactions that may occur in a client during or after treatment describing the mode of action.

C5: Apply facial and body aesthetic massage techniques, associating sensory techniques of musicotherapy, indicating its effects, indications and contraindications.

CE5.1 Describe the effects of music from the physical and emotional point of view.

CE5.2 Identify the modulations and vibrations that can be performed by a given action in the body.

CE5.3 Select applicable tunes in practical cases of facial and body aesthetic treatments explaining the effects that can be obtained.

CE5.4 Programs music therapy sessions based on aesthetic diagnosis, of the five basic types of melodies used in music therapy:

-Conditional.

-Relaxing.

-Intermediate.

-stimulating medium.

-Stimulant.

CE5.5 Relate the aesthetic techniques to which music can be associated in its various application forms and parameters.

CE5.6 Describe cases or situations where certain types of music should not be applied.

C6: Apply facial and body aesthetic massage techniques, associating sensory chromotherapy techniques, as a single treatment or associated with aesthetic massage or other techniques.

CE6.1 Explain the properties, vibrations and influence of the colors on the organism.

CE6.2 List the facial or body aesthetic alterations in which chromotherapy can potentiate aesthetic treatments, selecting colors, points or zones, and application parameters.

CE6.3 Select the equipment and accessories that can be used in chromotherapy by defining the guidelines to be followed for the aesthetics cabin setting.

CE6.4 In a practical scenario of application of chromotherapy techniques:

-Accommodate the model based on the zone to be treated and the technique, either punctual or raster.

-Select the colors to be applied according to both facial and body aesthetic alterations established in the aesthetic diagnosis.

-Apply chromotherapy equipment with stitch or sweep techniques in the facial and body areas.

CE6.5 Explain the adverse reactions that may occur in a client during or after treatment and describe the mode of action to resolve the incident.

C7: Apply cosmetic and facial aesthetic massage techniques, associating complementary or novel sensory techniques (pines, saquitos, salts, talcos, stones of various nature, cuadzos, among others) or as a complement to other treatments, relating their effects to the characteristics and conditions of the client.

CE7.1 List complementary or novel sensory techniques, describing their properties and physiological effects on skin, muscles, nervous system, and circulatory, among others.

CE7.2 Select the complementary or novel sensory techniques applicable to facial and body aesthetic treatments, explaining the effects and sensations that can be obtained.

CE7.3 Develop the technical tab by identifying the needs and demands of the model and applying personal data protection regulations.

CE7.4 Relate the characteristics of the complementary or novel sensory techniques that can be integrated into the aesthetic massage with the local, immediate and delayed physiological effects that they can produce.

CE7.5 Identify precautions, indications and general contraindications of complementary or novel sensory techniques.

CE7.6 Describe organoleptic alterations that may be manifested by the application of complementary or novel sensory techniques, identifying the most significant characteristics.

CE7.7 Select complementary or novel sensory techniques to apply in treatments with manual techniques, depending on the diagnosis made to the model and respecting the established protocol.

CE7.8 In a practical scenario of applying complementary or novel sensory techniques associated with aesthetic treatments:

-Determine the person's characteristics, needs, general and emotional status.

-Select the type of complementary and new technique to be performed.

-Select the necessary cosmetics and useful for complementary techniques.

-Determine the duration of treatment.

-List the guidelines to follow in the Model Information on sensations, effects, precautions, sessions, time, and results.

C8: Apply techniques to evaluate the parameters that determine the quality of the service of sensory techniques associated with aesthetic massages and the attention given, asking questions that allow to identify the degree of satisfaction client and propose measures to correct deviations.

CE8.1 Citar the parameters that define the quality of the application processes of sensory techniques for aesthetic purposes.

CE8.2 Determine the criteria for evaluating the quality of the service provided in the application of sensory techniques.

CE8.3 Formulate questions related to the quality of the service to check the degree of satisfaction of the model.

CE8.4 In a scenario of evaluating the quality of the service provided:

-Apply techniques to check the quality of the service and, where appropriate, propose corrective measures to improve quality.

CE8.5 In a scenario with model help: care for the person before, during, and after the service, following an established protocol.

CE8.6 Describe deontological standards, which professionals applying aesthetic massages and associated sensory techniques should apply in their activity.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real work environment:

C1 with respect to CE1.3; C2 with respect to CE2.6; C3 for CE3.4; C4 for CE4.7; C5 for CE5.4; C6 for CE6.4; C7 for CE7.3 and CE7.8; C8 for CE8.4; C8 for CE8.4 and CE8.5.

Other capabilities:

Take Responsibility for the work that you develop and achieve your goals.

Prove a good professional.

Demonstrate interest and concern for meeting customer needs successfully.

Demonstrate interest in broad knowledge of the organization and its processes.

Communicate effectively with the right people at every moment, respecting the channels established in the organization.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

Contents:

1. Aromatherapy associated with massages for aesthetic purposes

Essential Oils: Get and Extract methods.

Properties and effects of major essential oils used in aesthetics.

Care and expiration of essential oils.

Carrier Oils and their use in aromatherapy. Criteria for: selection, preparation and dosing.

Effects and aesthetic indications of aromatherapy.

Absorption and skin penetration of essential oils.

aromatherapy products applied to facial and body aesthetic treatments.

Indications, precautions and contraindications in your topical and olfactory application.

Adverse effects of aromatherapy on the human body, organoleptic alterations.

Action protocols in case of adverse reactions.

Application methods: aesthetic massage techniques, vaporizations, impregnated supports, baths, compresses.

Vehicles for their aesthetic application: wet heat (steam), dry heat, water, different cosmetic forms.

Safety measures, hygiene in the application of essential oils.

Protocols of aesthetic treatments with aromatherapy adapted to facial and body aesthetic alterations.

2. Musicotherapy associated with massages for aesthetic purposes

Influence of music on the organism.

Music therapy applied to aesthetic treatments.

Classification of the melodies and selection criteria with application in aesthetic treatments. Data to design a customized musical selection according to the different treatments: effects, indications and precautions in the aesthetic field.

Adverse effects of musicotherapy on the human body, organoleptic alterations. Protocols for action in the event of adverse reactions.

Aesthetic treatment protocols with music adapted to facial and body aesthetic alterations.

Tracking and valuing the effects produced.

3. Chromotherapy associated with massage for aesthetic purposes

Using color for aesthetic purposes. Relative or absolute effects, indications and contraindications of the application of chromotherapy.

Adverse effects of chromotherapy on the human body, organoleptic alterations.

Action protocols in case of adverse reactions.

Current chromatology and selection criteria.

Techniques and products indicated for the application of chromotherapy.

Chromotherapy application techniques: spot, sweep, bath.

Protocols of aesthetic treatments with chromotherapy adapted to facial and body aesthetic alterations.

4. Complementary and novel sensory techniques, associated with massage for aesthetic purposes

Complementary sensory techniques: types and characteristics.

Use of complementary sensory techniques for aesthetic purposes.

Effects, indications and relative or absolute contraindications of the application of these techniques. Current aparatology of complementary and novel techniques, selection criteria.

Techniques and products indicated for the application of these techniques.

Application parameters of the different techniques. Cosmetic products that are associated with these techniques.

Safety, hygiene and disinfection measures in the application of these techniques.

Protocols of aesthetic treatments with different techniques, adapting them to facial and body aesthetic alterations.

Techniques to check the quality of the service and the degree of customer satisfaction when applying the sensory techniques associated with massages and treatments for aesthetic, facial or body purposes.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional profile of trainer or trainer:

1. Mastery of knowledge and techniques related to the association of sensory techniques to massage for aesthetic purposes, which will be accredited by the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.