People often think that training is just training and what matters most is the machine. To an extent this is true but if you really think about it, improper training of any machine will not unleash it's maximum potential.
We can refer this to a car, a bike or even a computer. If you are given a Nissan Skyline GTR and you are a bad driver, you will not win a race against Lewis Hamilton if he just had a Golf GTI. But ofcourse, if it's just a 2.0 Litre Ford Mondeo then it cannot compete.
The point we are getting across is, a good machine plays a huge part in the end results, but a good operator using a good machine with the correct technique will achieve a better result.
So where do we get good laser hair removal training and how do we know that it is good? There are as many poor teachers and colleges as there are badly trained students. It is a minefield to find a good trainer, but if you know exactly where to look and how to look then it is not a difficult task.
Many teachers do not know everything despite their fancy titles. Many of which are doctors, physicians and teachers, who still need their hands holding. Who are the people that hold their hands? In most cases, it's the manufacturer. Government funded in my opinion are not as good as private short courses provided by the actual manufacturer.
Nobody can pass on the knowledge to the students as well as the actual manufacturer. Afterall they are the people who produce the machines, invest in their trainers and are the same people who write the user manual. The also the same people who teach the doctors, the nurses, the colleges and the physicians.
So don't be fooled by a fancy title, look at the experience the teacher or doctor has, What hands on experience do they have? Are they still in touch with the latest technology or are they just a teacher college? Do they have a track record of side by side research and development with the manufacturer?
I often think that we don't learn much at school, especially in computer classes. When I was younger, I did an 8 week private course with Microsoft. In those times I learnt so much more than any A level or school could ever teach me in 2 years. I feel that manufacture's courses are more hands on, direct and allot faster.
So to adapt this to laser hair removal, it is the same thing, It is about quality and not quantity. I once asked my dentist, who trained you to do teeth whitening? He replied the manufacturer did in just 1 day, I was surprised that it is not in a university. This same principle applies to doctors, the pharmaceutical companies are the ones that trained the doctors on new technology and medicine.
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