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Test Your Skin Analysis Skills

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What is the purpose of skin analysis?

To identify skin geno types (correct)

To determine the client's skin care routine

To recommend ideal esthetician provided treatments

To diagnose skin cancer

What is the importance of assessing imposters vs actual lesions?

To save time during the consultation

To diagnose skin cancer

To ensure the client's satisfaction

To avoid unnecessary treatments (correct)

How do skin lesions show in people of color?

They appear paler than the surrounding skin

They appear darker than the surrounding skin (correct)

They appear lighter than the surrounding skin

They appear redder than the surrounding skin

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"Master the Art of Skin Analysis: Test Your Knowledge on Skin Types, Lesions, and Treatment Options" Are you an aspiring esthetician or skincare enthusiast looking to enhance your knowledge on skin analysis? This quiz is designed to test your understanding of skin gene types, histology, common skin lesions, and how to distinguish imposters from actual lesions. Learn about key ingredients and ideal treatments for each type of skin lesion, as well as best home care options and contraindications to treatment