ABIC ELECTROLOGY EDUCATION SERIES - Best Practice for Infection Control

Keynote Session with Kelly Dermody — Best Practice for Infection Control

Session 2 of the 2026 ABIC Electrology Education Zoom Series

Following the outstanding response to our inaugural session in June, we are proud to continue the 2026 ABIC Electrology Education Zoom Series with one of the most important topics in our profession.

Infection control is not optional, and it is not a formality. It is the clinical foundation that separates safe electrolysis practice from real risk. Yet for many practitioners, protocols learned during initial training have never been formally reviewed, updated, or benchmarked against current best practice standards.

This session changes that.

We are thrilled to welcome ABIC Endorsed Educator and Dermaskin Academy founder Kelly Dermody for a deep dive into infection control as it should be taught: practically, clinically, and mapped to the highest regulatory standard in Australia.

Session Details

📅 Monday 6 July 2026
🕕 6:00 PM AEST
🎓 Topic: Best Practice for Infection Control
🔗 Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86879139241

This is exactly the kind of education our profession has needed more of. Whether you have been practising for two years or twenty, this session will give you a framework you can apply from your very next treatment.

We look forward to seeing you there.

About Kelly Dermody | Dermaskin Academy

Kelly Dermody has been a practising electrologist for more than 30 years. She founded Dermaskin Academy in Sydney, where she built one of Australia's most rigorous electrology training programmes from the ground up, tested and refined across thousands of clinical treatments.

Kelly is an Accredited Trainer and Assessor (TAE) with more than 20 years of teaching experience and a 100% student completion rate across all accredited courses. She is an ABIC Endorsed Educator and serves as a Senior Advisor on both the ABIC Electrology Committee and the ABIC Education Committee, having contributed to the development of the ABIC Best Practice Guidelines for the profession.

Her infection control protocols are mapped to NSW Health standards, which represent the strictest infection control requirements of any Australian state. Kelly's work has been recognised in Vogue, Vanity Fair, and New York City publications, and she remains as committed to clinical rigour today as she was when she first stepped behind the treatment table three decades ago.

Dermaskin Academy proudly supports the profession as an ABIC Education Member.