Texas Esthetician License Practice Exam

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Which skin condition benefits most from catephoresis?

Dry and flaky skin
Oily and acne-prone skin
Sensitive and irritated skin
Normal skin

The correct answer is: Sensitive and irritated skin

Catephoresis is a form of iontophoresis that involves the use of direct electrical current to drive positively charged ions into the skin. This technique is particularly beneficial for sensitive and irritated skin because it can help reduce inflammation and promote healing through its soothing effects. By enabling the delivery of specific serums or solutions deeper into the skin, catephoresis can enhance the skin's ability to recover from irritation, thereby providing relief and reducing redness. The technique is not as effective for dry and flaky skin, oily and acne-prone skin, or normal skin in the same way it is for sensitive and irritated skin. While other treatments may be better suited for those conditions, catephoresis specifically targets the needs of sensitive skin by calming irritation and improving overall skin health.