The Laser Academy Course Title Phototherapy in Dermatology & Integrative Medicine The course material covers many aspects of phototherapy practices in dermatology and integrative medicine and is unparalleled in the industry. The material includes various applications of lasers used for pain management as well as the latest in photobiomodulation therapies when managing aging and lipolysis. LED applications in dermatology and integrative medicine are covered along with the latest in photodynamic therapy applications when treating cutaneous diseases and disorders, and medical specialties such as oncology, gastroenterology, and orthopedics. This material is ideal for physicians, chiropractors, or individuals who currently use cold lasers or photobiomodulation practices in chiropractic clinics, wellness centers, or medical spas, and offers business owners and practitioners the opportunity to employ the latest science in phototherapy applications within private practice. Course Objectives  Apply various spectrums of light applications in dermatology and integrative practices.  Define biochemistry of photobiomodulation and effects on mitochondria.  Describe the endocrine system and photobiomodulation lipolysis.  Determine LED and cold laser physics.  Discuss the biophysics and biochemistry of photodynamic therapy.  Employ LED therapy in dermatology.  Establish photobiomodulation protocols when managing skin conditions, cellular senescence, and aging.  Explain the biophysics of light.  Interpret the effects of photobiomodulation on biological processes and systems of the body.  Practice photodynamic therapy with pain management and when managing cutaneous disorders and systemic disease.  Utilize cold lasers and high-intensity laser therapy in chiropractic and integrative practices.