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VICTORIA L. RAYNER
"Growing
Your Career "
Business
Column
|
 Counteracting
Economic Uncertainty
Skin Inc. January 2007 |
 Partnering
With Intelligence Skin
Inc. December 2006 |
 Understanding
the World of Competitive Intelligence Skin
Inc. March 2007 |
 Getting
Smart About Professional Development
Skin Inc. (August 2006 |
 The
Multiple Rewards of Collaborative Workforces Skin
Inc. June 2007 |
 Moving
Beyond the Role of Service Provider
Skin Inc. August 2006 |
 High-stakes
Hiring Skin
Inc. February 2006 |
 Capitalizing
on High-profit Retailing Skin
Inc. April 2006 |
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CHRONICLES OF
VICTORIA RAYNER 'S ARTICLES |
 Procedimientos
de Terapia de Camuflaje Para Pacientes Con Desfiguraciones:
(Actualizationes
Terapeuticas Dermatologicas y Estiticas Enero/Febrero 2000
Volumen 23 N1 ISSN 0326-8578)
 El arte de
terapia de camuflaje
Pacientes
candidates que con mas probabilidad se beneficiaran can el
procediminiento de camuflado
Materials
de camuflaje
Como
tradaja el terapeuta de camuflaje
El
procedimiento de aplicacion |
 Cosmetic
Rehabilitation -
Camouflage Therapy procedures
for patients with disfigurements) - "Dermatology Nursing
Association" - 2000 |
 A
Closer Look into Esthetics Caregiving By Nurses
–
From a Patient & an Educator’s Perspective®©:
(The Rayner
Institute For Career Advancement - Published by RIFCA September
2004)
Plastic
surgery nurses as esthetic providers
Evolution
of esthetic nursing
Core
Esthetic nursing competencies
Ethical
considerations
A License
to touch
Performing
high-risk procedures
Educational
management
Credentials
Conclusion |
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CAMOUFLAGE
THERAPY: DERMATOLOGY NURSE'S PERSPECTIVE
Bonita Weyrauch
R.N. and Victoria L. Rayner Dermatologist Associate
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HOW
YOU CAN HELP BLIND PATIENTS WITH MAKEUP SKILLS
- "Beauty
Education", Vol. 43, No. 11
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ASSESSING
CAMOUFLAGE THERAPY FOR THE DISFIGURED PATIENT: A PERSONAL
PERSPECTIVE
- Dermatology Nursing Volume 2, No. 2 - 2002
Modified
cosmetic techniques
The role of
the nurse |
 INTERFACING WITH THE MEDICAL FIELD
- Newsbreak 1989
U.C.S.F. |
 Concealing with Camouflage:
(PlasticSurgeryProducts – magazine for plastic surgery
professionals May 2005)
Color
matching
The
application process
• Cleansing
• Color selection
• Cover cream application
• Powder application
Application
of Skin Type
• Normal and combination
skin
• Oily skin
• Acne-prone skin
• Mature skin
• Dry skin
Solving
Problems
• Eyebrows
• Skin graft discoloration and scar tissue
• Vitiligo or hypopigmentation of the lips
• Matching freckles
• Matching beard stubble
In
Conclusion |
THE
AESTHETICIAN IN THE PLASTIC SURGERY CENTER
- Ronald Tegtmeir
M.D. & Victoria Rayner Dermatologist Associate
|
 Esthetic
Nursing – are we being replaced?
(Les
Nouvelles Esthetiques April 2005)
What we’re
up against
The real
threat
Protecting
our future won’t be easy
Joining
forces
How to
determine your immediate risk potential
Profile
your qualification
Who will
win? |
 Medical
Spa Report: Making the Leap - January 2004 |
 CLINICAL COSMETOLOGY
- "Skin Inc
Magazine" - 1996 |
 CAMOUFLAGE THERAPY
(Conquering children emotions) - "Skin Inc Magazine" 1996 |
 CAMOUFLAGE
FOR THE TERMINALLY ILL PATIENT
-
"Dermascope Magazine" 1988 |
EXAMINING
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECT OF WORKING WITH DISFIGURED PATIENT
- Aspects of Working with
Disfigured Patients, Stephen Sturges, MD and Victoria Rayner
Dermatologist Associate. Camouflage on the Terminally Ill
Patient, ("Dermascope Magazine") |
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MICROPIGMENTATION:
AN OVERVIEW
- Will Mitchell, BSCCE and
Victoria Rayner, 11/1989 "Dermascope Magazine"
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SKIN
PROBLEMS RELATED TO HORMONAL DYSFUNCTION
- "Dermascope"
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COSMETIC
ENHANCEMENT FOR ADOLESCENTS
- "Dermascope Magazine"
- 1996 |
You
Are What You Say:
(Dermascope April 2002)
Inconsistencies in our training encourage misinformation
The
importance of keeping your words
Words come first, assumptions come second
Why
we should always ask questions
Choose what you say rather than say what you choose |
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ELECTROLYSIS
& THE BURN PATIENT
-
"Dermascope Magazine"
- 2001
Skin
grafting
Causes of
excess hair & electrology treatments
Finding
competent professionals |
HOW
DOES CLINICAL COSMETOLOGY ADDRESS THE EMOTIONAL NEEDS OF THE
PATIENT -
"Dermascope Magazine" 1988
Product
recommendations for scorching hot weather
Effects of
AHAs on UV sensitivity
Appropriate
precautions to take acne sufferers
Enjoin warm
weather with care |
|
VITAMIN:
(Dermascope April 2001)
The
importance of vitamin therapy
Skin
disorders caused by vitamin deficiencies
Vitamins
that are allies of the skin
Vitamins a
therapy and acne
Tretinoin:
The anti-aging fighter
Rashes and
other skin irritations
Vitamin C
and skin health
Limitations
of vitamin based skin formulation
When
ordering vitamin formulation
Determine
your client’s skin care needs
In
conclusion |
Special
Treatment for Clients Over 40:
(Dermascope November 2001)
The immense
financial benefit of understanding hormonal dysfunction
Special
skin care therapies for clients over 40
Special
training is required
Offering
cosmetic solution to clients over 40
How can we
be of the most help to clients over 40
Other great
ideas for your clients over 40 |
 Keep
it Cool – Skin Care for Extremely hot Temperature:
(Les
Nouvelles Esthetiques April 2004)
Product
recommendations for scorching hot weather
Effects of
AHAs on UV sensitivity
Appropriate
precautions to take acne sufferers
Enjoin warm
weather with care
|
Choosing
a Medical Education:
(Les Nouvelles Esthetiques December 1998)
Promise of
career opportunities
Identify
quality education programs
Check out
the requirements
Questions
to ask
Invest in
training |
 Top
10 Questions on Camouflage Therapy:
(Les Nouvelles Esthetiques July 2003)
How does a
camouflage Therapy session differ from a traditional makeup
application?
Who can
benefit the most from camouflage therapy service?
Who would
be considered a qualified candidate to practice camouflage
therapy on patient?
What
knowledge and technical must be acquired prior to providing
cosmetic rehabilitation services?
Where the
best location for a location for a camouflage therapist to
provide his or her services?
What type
of people would be considered unsuitable candidates for
camouflage therapy services?
What
questions can be asked of the patients prior to beginning the
camouflage treatment to determine the patient’s concerns?
What type
of artistry is required?
What are
the best products to conceal disfigurements?
What are
the biggest challenges a camouflage therapist should anticipate
having to face when providing his or her services to patients.
|
 New
Frontiers:
(Les
Nouvelles Esthetiques May 2001)
How
hospital hire?
Special qualifications
Understanding the importance of the drug interactions
The
clinical management of acne
Cosmetic rehabilitation
Part
of the medical team
Aesthetic therapy for cancer & post burn patients
Do
you fit the profile of a dermatology associate? |
|
Skin
Hangover – Healing Therapies to Counteract the Effects of
Alcohol:
(Les Nouvelles Esthetiques
January 2002)
Recognizing alcohol abuse
Alcohol intolerance
Women and alcohol consumption
Alcohol and aging
The
beverage for the skin is alcohol
How
alcohol aggravate acne
Healing therapies for alcohol addiction
Acupuncture to ease withdrawal
First-aid skin treatments for heavy drinker
Professional help |
 What’s
the Alternative?
(Les Nouvelles Esthetiques
March 2002)
Alternative healing terms
The
limitations of alternative medicine
Identifying disreputable practitioners
Alternative health care advances
Natural health remedy for acne
Ancient organic beauty preparations
A
more natural way
Alternative therapies |
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TOP 10 QUESTIONS ON CAMOUFLAGE
THERAPY
-
Les Nouvelles
Esthetiques 2003
How does a
camouflage Therapy session differ from a traditional makeup
application?
Who can
benefit the most from camouflage therapy service?
Who would
be considered a qualified candidate to practice camouflage
therapy on patient?
What
knowledge and technical must be acquired prior to providing
cosmetic rehabilitation services?
Where the
best location for a location for a camouflage therapist to
provide his or her services?
What type
of people would be considered unsuitable candidates for
camouflage therapy services?
What
questions can be asked of the patients prior to beginning the
camouflage treatment to determine the patient’s concerns?
What type
of artistry is required?
What are
the best products to conceal disfigurements?
What are
the biggest challenges a camouflage therapist should anticipate
having to face when providing his or her services to patients.
|
 The
Medical Mind:
(Les Nouvelles
Esthetiques April 2003)
Thinking differently
Variances in practice patterns
Benefiting from clinical experience
Improving your career prospects
Doing things differently
Definable characteristics of practitioners with medical minds
Carefully managed skin care
Transitioning into the world of medicine
Taking the first steps
How
to go from zero to maximum credibility
Choosing the right school or program
A
growing trend |
Alternative
Healing Methods:
(Les
Nouvelles Esthetiques September 2004)
Counteracting skin aliments
Healthy
skin the natural way
Alternative
healing
Remedies
for puffiness and redness
Self-healing hypnosis
The benefit
of biofeedback
Healthful
eating
Worldwide
skin remedies |
The
Art of Illusion – slimming without diet, exercise or surgery:
(Les Nouvelles Esthetiques May 2005)
Weight
fluctuation is a fact of life
The power
of illusion
Fixing
flaws for every figure
The rewards
|
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DERMATITIS/ECZEMA
-
(Les
Nouvelles Esthetiques 1992)
Seborrheic
dermatitis
Perioral
dermatitis
Eyelid
dermatitis
Photo
dermatitis
Photo
contact dermatitis
Circulatory
dermatitis |
Looking
at the Future – “Clinical Views & News”:
(Les Nouvelles Esthetiques - 1991)
How to
determine if clinical aesthetics is right for you
The First
step
|
 MEDICAL MAKEUP
-
"Les
Nouvelles Esthetiques" - 2000
Thinking
differently
Variances
in practice patterns
Benefiting
from clinical experience
Improving
your career prospects
Doing
things differently
Definable
characteristics of practitioners with medical minds
Carefully
managed skin care
Transitioning into the world of medicine
Taking the
first steps
How to go
from zero to maximum credibility
Choosing
the right school or program
A growing
trend |
 Before
and After Surgery – The Esthetician Role:
(Les Nouvelles Esthetiques April 2004)
If
you don’t like it fix it
Surgical patients have specific needs
Pre-operative esthetic care suggestions
Preventive tips for the patient’s well-being
The
essentials
Precautionary advice
A
post-op home kit
In
summary |
 Skin
Problems Related to Hormonal Dysfunction:
(Dermascope Magazine March/April 1997)
The five
hormones most associated with skin |
 The
Doctor is in – A Behind-the- Scenes Look at a Dermatologist’s
Office:
(Les Nouvelles Esthetiques April
2000)
Dermatologist examination
Dermatologic therapy
Common
procedures
Esthetic
treatments options
Disorders
of the skin
Camouflage
therapy
Hygienic
skin care procedures
Scientifically formulated products |
Esthetic
Therapy for Cancer Patients:
(Les Nouvelles Esthetiques February 1994)
The facial
client with cancer
Understanding cancer
The
diagnosis of cancer
Therapy for
cancer
Radiation
therapy
The effect
of drug therapy on the skin
Skin care
treatment and facial preparations
Recommending at-home skin care |
 Camouflage
Therapy – Conquering Children’s Emotions:
(Les Nouvelles Esthetiques "Clinical Views &
News” November/December 1996)
Childhood
The
parent’s
Dealing
with emotions
The
teaching process
The
application
Adolescent
issues
Marketing
services
Special
needs |
