what skin disorders would prevent a facial being done?

Question

I am a beauty student and need to know if i can perform a facial on the following skin conditions:
albinism,boils,chloasma,hyper keratosis,melanoderma,lentigines,pseudo folliculitis,oedema,port wine stain,spider naevus,seborrhoea.

Answer 1

Albinism sounds like when someone is an albino- so i think thats ok. Boils are heated, pus-filled bunps on the skin, so you can't put a facial on that! folliculitis sounds like in fected hair follicles, and seborrhoea sounds like a dandruff or hair related condition.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I learnt beauty therapy at college. Here is a list of those conditions that you should not perform a facial on:
impetigo, conjunctivitis, styes (infection of sebaceous glands), boils.
Albinism, chloasmata (liver spots), lentigines, port wine stain, seborrhoea spider naevi are fine for treatment.
Oederma - should check with their doctor first.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I'm thinking boils would be one... they are puss filled sacks on the skin (not like pimples, but I could be wrong). Try wikipedia and look each up for a deffinition (and maybe a photographic example)

http://www.wikipedia.com

Answer 6

you forgot eczema that's the major one i've heard of but not those other ones you named