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Acne Therapies Training for Registered Nurses

Advance your nursing career with comprehensive acne treatment training. Learn chemical peels for acne, light-based therapies, extraction techniques, and treatment protocols in our hands-on course designed for registered nurses entering aesthetic medicine.

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1 Day
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$799
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AAOPM
Certificate
Acne Therapies Training

Why Registered Nurses Choose AAOPM for Acne Therapies Training

Our Acne Therapies Training Course is specifically designed for registered nurses who want to transition into aesthetic medicine or add specialized skills to their current practice.

  • Career Advancement: Aesthetic nursing is one of the fastest-growing nursing specialties. Acne therapy training opens doors to dermatology practices, medical spas, and aesthetic clinics.
  • AAOPM Certification: Receive your AAOPM Certificate of Completion demonstrating competency in acne therapies.
  • Hands-On Training: Practice chemical peels, extractions, and light therapy techniques under direct supervision of experienced clinical instructors.
  • High-Demand Skills: Acne affects 50+ million Americans annually. Dermatology practices and med spas actively seek RNs with acne treatment expertise.
  • Comprehensive Curriculum: Learn acne pathophysiology, chemical peel application, light therapy protocols, extraction techniques, and patient care.
Course Curriculum

What You'll Learn in Acne Therapies Training

A comprehensive curriculum covering acne treatment procedures appropriate for registered nurses in aesthetic settings.

Acne Pathophysiology

Understand the multifactorial causes of acne including sebum production, follicular hyperkeratinization, bacterial colonization, and inflammatory responses. Learn to recognize acne types and severity to support treatment planning.

Chemical Peels for Acne

Master the application of salicylic acid, glycolic acid, and combination peels specifically formulated for acne-prone skin. Learn proper concentrations, application techniques, and post-peel patient care.

5+ Peel Types

Light-Based Therapies

Learn LED therapy and light-based protocols for treating active acne and reducing inflammation. Understand device operation and treatment parameters.

Patient Assessment

Develop skills to assess skin conditions, document findings, educate patients on treatment expectations, and recognize when to escalate to the supervising provider.

Extraction Techniques

Develop proper comedone extraction skills using appropriate tools and sterile techniques to minimize scarring and maximize patient outcomes.

Patient Care & Safety

Learn pre-treatment assessment, contraindication screening, adverse event recognition, and post-procedure care protocols essential for safe practice.

For Registered Nurses

Acne Treatment Scope of Practice for Registered Nurses

Understanding your role and capabilities as an RN performing acne therapies.

Delegated Practice Authority

Registered nurses perform acne treatments under physician delegation or supervision as defined by your state's Nurse Practice Act. This collaborative model allows RNs to provide hands-on patient care while working within established protocols. Many dermatology practices and medical spas rely on skilled RNs to deliver acne treatments, making this a highly valued specialty.

50 States allow RN aesthetic procedures

Career Growth

Aesthetic nursing offers higher compensation and more predictable schedules than many traditional nursing roles.

25%+ higher average salary

RN Acne Treatment Scope

  • Chemical peel application
  • LED light therapy sessions
  • Professional extractions
  • Patient education & skincare
  • Pre/post-treatment care

Practice Settings

Work in dermatology practices, medical spas, plastic surgery offices, aesthetic clinics, or wellness centers. Acne therapy skills are in demand across aesthetic healthcare.

Team-Based Care

Work alongside dermatologists, physicians, NPs, and PAs as a valued member of the aesthetic care team. Your nursing assessment skills enhance patient safety.

Career Pathway

Acne therapy training is often the first step into aesthetic nursing. Many RNs leverage this experience to advance into lead aesthetic nurse roles, pursue NP education, or specialize in other aesthetic procedures like injectables and laser treatments.

Certification & Credentials

Receive your AAOPM Certificate of Completion. This certification demonstrates specialized training and supports employment in aesthetic medicine settings.

Course Calendar

Acne Therapies Training Course Dates for Registered Nurses

Browse upcoming acne therapies training courses. All courses include hands-on training with practical demonstrations.

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Feb 23 - Feb 23, 2026
1 Course
Acne Therapies for an Aesthetic Practice
Mon Feb 23
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Acne Therapies for an Aesthetic Practice

$699 $749
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FAQ

Acne Therapies Training FAQ for Registered Nurses

Common questions about acne therapies training for registered nurses.

Yes. RNs can perform many acne treatments including chemical peels, LED light therapy, and professional extractions under physician supervision or delegation. The specific procedures allowed depend on your state's Nurse Practice Act, facility protocols, and supervising physician guidelines.
Registered nurses can typically perform chemical peels, LED light therapy, professional extractions, and assist with photodynamic therapy under appropriate supervision. RNs cannot independently prescribe medications but play a crucial role in treatment administration, patient education, and follow-up care.
Yes. RNs perform acne treatments under physician delegation or supervision as defined by their state's Nurse Practice Act. The level of supervision required (direct, indirect, or general) varies by state and procedure. Many medical spas and dermatology practices establish protocols that allow RNs to perform routine acne treatments with periodic physician oversight.
Our Acne Therapies Training Course is completed in just 1 day. You'll receive your Certificate of Completion immediately after successfully finishing the hands-on training and didactic components. This certification helps you demonstrate specialized training to potential employers.
Upon successful completion, you receive an AAOPM Certificate of Completion demonstrating your competency in acne therapies. This certification is recognized by employers in aesthetic medicine settings and validates your specialized training.
RNs with acne therapy training are highly sought after in dermatology practices, medical spas, plastic surgery offices, and aesthetic clinics. Aesthetic nursing often offers higher compensation, more predictable schedules, and greater job satisfaction compared to traditional nursing roles. This training can be a stepping stone to additional aesthetic procedures and career advancement.

Ready to Start Your Aesthetic Nursing Career?

Join registered nurses who have advanced their careers with AAOPM acne therapies training. Register today or speak with our team.

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