Colorado Esthetician Written Practice Exam

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Which classification method indicates the appropriate skin treatment based on the depth of skin changes or damage?

  1. Glogau Scale

  2. Photo damage scale

  3. Rubin’s Classification

  4. Skin Type Analysis

The correct answer is: Rubin’s Classification

Rubin's Classification is the method that indicates the appropriate skin treatment based on the depth of skin changes or damage. Rubin's Classification is a system used to classify skin types based on the severity of damage or changes to the skin. This classification method helps estheticians to determine the most suitable treatment for the specific skin condition of their clients. The other options, such as the Glogau Scale, Photo damage scale, and Skin Type Analysis, do not specifically focus on categorizing skin treatments based on the depth of skin changes or damage, making them incorrect choices for this question.

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