AP412 Skin Rejuvenation Using Laser, Light and Energy-Based Devices (A/650/3427) Assignment Brief 2026

To achieve this unit, a learner must:

Assessment of this learning outcome will require a learner to demonstrate that they can:

1.2 Discuss and agree the treatment objectives with the client

1.3 Gain and record informed consent for the procedure 4

2.2 Select equipment variables and use equipment according to treatment protocol and manufacturers’ instructions

2.3 Manipulate the skin for optimal treatment outcome, based on the treatment area

2.4 Follow the treatment protocol to cover the treatment area

2.5 Monitor the client’s health, wellbeing and skin reaction throughout, taking action in the event of an adverse reaction

3.2 Take consensual photographic evidence of the treatment area following organisational procedures

3.3 Complete the client’s treatment records and store in accordance with data legislation, organisational and insurance requirements

3.4 Evaluate the procedure and take appropriate action

3.5 Collate and record the information gained from client feedback, client records and observations

3.6 Provide verbal and written instructions and aftercare advice to the client

3.7 Record the outcome and evaluation of the procedure, discuss and agreed alterations to future procedures

4.2 Understand the fundamentals of dermatological assessment of skin and skin conditions for safe photo rejuvenation treatments

4.3 Justify why you must have good lighting in the controlled area and illuminate the treatment area

4.4 Explain the maintenance and correct use of marking out tools and techniques

4.5 Describe the different types of approved cooling methods and when and how to use them

4.6 Describe the preparation of treatment area(s) to be treated and why this can vary with the treatment protocol and manufacturers’ guidance

4.7 Justify the reasons for manipulating the skin during the treatment

4.8 Explain the importance to understand and adhere to the treatment protocol to deliver the treatment objectives, including treatment indications and adverse reactions

4.9 Explain the monitoring procedures for checking the treatment area and the client’s wellbeing

5.2 Explain how light and laser device outputs are described and measured in relation to the electromagnetic spectrum

5.3 Understand the compliance, classification, manufacturer service, user maintenance and warning labels on laser, intense light sources, high intensity light emitting diodes and aesthetic energy based devices

5.4 Define the core of knowledge in the use of laser devices

5.5 Describe the role of a laser protection advisor

5.6 Explain the causes and hazards of accidental exposure and the legislative requirements with regards to optical radiation

5.7 Describe the characteristics of optical radiation and how it interacts with the intended chromophore

5.8 Understand the principles of light tissue interactions and selective photo thermolysis

5.9 Describe the potential hazards of laser, intense light sources, high intensity light emitting diodes and aesthetic energy-based devices

5.10 Know the anatomy and physiology relevant to providing skin rejuvenation using laser, light and aesthetic based devices

6.2 Describe the clinical outcomes expected from skin rejuvenation using laser, light and aesthetic based devices

6.3 Justify the importance of providing aftercare advice and recommendations on products and treatments

6.4 Explain how to summarise, collate, record, and analyse evaluation feedback