The Dermatology course is designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of skin anatomy, its nutrients, and how it functions. Students will learn how to identify common skin conditions and their underlying causes, with a strong emphasis on practical knowledge related to diagnosing and treating skin diseases. The course covers a broad range of skin-related topics, starting with the basics of skin structure and function, and progressing to specific skin conditions like acne, atopic eczema, and skin infections.

An important component of the course focuses on effective care for different skin types, enabling students to tailor skin care routines based on individual needs. The course also explores the causes and remedies for acne, one of the most common skin conditions, along with strategies for reducing the effects of aging on the skin, such as wrinkles, sagging, and loss of elasticity. Students will also examine the impact of seasonal changes on skin health, learning how to protect and nourish the skin during different weather conditions.

The course also addresses the dangers of sunburn and the associated risks, offering strategies for prevention and treatment. Understanding the role of skin nutrients and how they contribute to overall skin health is another vital aspect covered, empowering students to recommend skin care solutions based on nutritional knowledge. With these skills, students will be prepared to provide effective skin care advice and treatment plans, whether in a clinical dermatology setting or as part of a holistic wellness routine.