Oncology esthetics

Compromised skin can affect a large group of the population, including oncology patients. According to the American Cancer Society, in 2020, there will be an estimated 1.8 million new cancer cases diagnosed.1Among complaints, cancer patients can experience dry skin, hand and foot skin reaction, and dermatitis.2 {mprestriction ids=”3,4,26,18,6,7,8,9,14,18″} Oncology patients can alsopsychologically suffer from their condition, as well and aestheticians can impact ... Read more

Forty-one percent of Americans will develop cancer. This means, with very few exceptions, every family will be touched by this disease. Chemotherapy drugs (in combination with radiation) are a crucial component to all cancer management; and with this rising cancer burden, doctors and patients alike will see an increasing incidence of chemotherapy-related skin toxicity. If significant skin reactions are not managed quickly, dose interruptions, reductions, or discontinuation of chemotherapy…

Background: The introduction of aesthetic care programs for cancer patients inside hospitals could help patients cope with the side effects of both disease a...

Hospital-based oncology massage sounds like a specific modality that can be easily defined. It’s not. The Society for Oncology Massage lists more than 130 “Hospitals Incorporating Oncology Massage.” This is just one self-reporting list.

Forty-one percent of Americans will develop cancer. This means, with very few exceptions, every family will be touched by this disease. Chemotherapy drugs (in combination with radiation) are a crucial component to all cancer management; and with this rising cancer burden, doctors and patients alike will see an increasing incidence of chemotherapy-related skin toxicity. If significant skin reactions are not managed quickly, dose interruptions, reductions, or discontinuation of chemotherapy…

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With the rising number of people being treated for cancer, Oncology Esthetics is in demand. With the proper knowledge you can expand your practice to include this growing population.

My ultimate career goal is to become an Oncology Esthetician, so Clary is my first stop. I chose Clary to give me the solid foundation to build upon when learning my chosen field. To have training in all that Clary provides through the Esthetics program will enable me to become successful in my future career and educational choices. #WhyClary