Skin Care

Amber-Grace Laser & Skin Therapy

Caring for your skin is essential.

The skin therapist plays a crucial role in addressing both the cosmetic and medical aspects of the skin. Specializing in a range of skin conditions, they offer treatments that target various concerns such as anti-aging, couperose, rosacea, pigmentation spots, acne, and melasma. Moreover, they are skilled in improving skin structure to combat aging and scarring caused by trauma.

At Bon Bida, Amber-Grace, a dedicated skin therapist, specializes in laser treatments and overall skin improvement. She utilizes the Alma Beauty Rejuve laser in combination with Mesoestetic products and treatments to help her clients achieve their desired skin goals. With years of education, training, and experience in different clinics in the Netherlands, she has acquired substantial knowledge and expertise to continue her work on Bonaire.

Restoring your skin to its natural healthy state.

Amber-Grace’s primary focus is to restore the skin to a healthy and natural state, free from imperfections. She notes, “Today, almost every client suffers from dry and sensitive skin, irritation, acne, and pigmentation spots.” Fortunately, there are now numerous solutions available in the field of skin therapy that can help individuals overcome their skin problems and achieve their desired results.

Mesoestetic Home Skincare products are available as well.

In addition to the treatments, Amber-Grace also provides clients with access to Mesoestetic home skincare products. These products are essential for maintaining the progress achieved through skin therapy. The Mesoestetic home skincare products are carefully selected based on the client’s skin type, as well as their personal needs and preferences. These products offer protection, hydration, and the ability to remodel the current condition of the skin.

What is the difference between a skin therapist and a beautician?

It’s important to distinguish between a skin therapist and a beautician. While both professionals work with the skin, there are notable differences in their focus and qualifications. A beautician primarily concentrates on the cosmetic aspects of skincare, providing services related to skincare and relaxation. They typically complete a Level 3 MBO education and do not hold a protected title.

On the other hand, a skin therapist has completed a 4-year Bachelor’s degree in HBO Skin Therapy. The title of “skin therapist” is protected, requiring registration in the Paramedics Quality Register. Skin therapists are also governed by the BIG (Individual Healthcare Professions Act) article 34. To renew their registration, they must acquire accreditation points through continuing education. These stringent requirements ensure that skin therapists possess the necessary expertise and qualifications to provide safe and effective treatments.

By choosing a skin therapist, such as Amber-Grace, clients can have confidence in the professional’s knowledge and capabilities. With their advanced training and understanding of skin conditions, skin therapists can provide a comprehensive approach to skincare, addressing both cosmetic concerns and underlying medical conditions.