Enzymes
This course explores enzymes and their role in modern cosmetic skincare formulations. It examines how enzymes are used to support gentle exfoliation and help refine the appearance of skin texture for a more radiant-looking complexion. The curriculum introduces advanced enzyme technologies, including Extremozymes®, and discusses their cosmetic role in helping protect the skin’s appearance from environmental stressors. The course also reviews antioxidant enzymes such as Superoxide Dismutase (SOD), focusing on their properties and use in topical formulations. Participants gain a clear understanding of how these ingredients are incorporated into iS Clinical products to support the look of resilient, refreshed skin.
Course Content
What To Expect
- On-demand content
- Learn at your own pace
- Get a certificate
- Become the expert!
What You’ll Learn
- How enzymes function in the skin to support exfoliation, renewal, and repair
- What Extremozymes are and how they protect skin cells and DNA from environmental stress
- The role of Superoxide Dismutase (SOD) as a bioidentical antioxidant in skincare
- How iS Clinical uses enzyme technology to enhance skin resilience and health
instructors
MD, FACEP, Clinical Director at iS Clinical
Former Aesthetic Trainer at iS Clinical
Dr. Charlene DeHaven is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician and Clinical Director of Innovative Skincare, with over 20 years of experience in anti-aging, skincare product development, and age management, recognized internationally for her research, education, and media contributions.
Dr. Charlene DeHaven
Deidre Ramdhanie is a Los Angeles–based licensed aesthetician and former iS Clinical educator with 17 years of industry experience, recognized for her mastery of advanced skincare techniques and excellence in professional training.
Deidre Ramdhanie
