Cosmetology

I would suggest doing MS or equivalent in the field of natural products chemistry. It is a fascinating subject that includes though not exhaustively, the investigation of useful compounds in herbs, plants, living specimens, trying to figure out its in vivo biochemistry and working out a viable synthesis in labs. Although, I must say two things:
1. Any chemical specialisation is bound to exclude the real beauty of botany: the study of diversity and evolutions in the plantae. So, you may want to consider that.
2. A lot depends on your real specific interest in chemistry. Do you find biochemistry fascinating? Or is it inorganic chemistry that piques your curious side? Before venturing into a dual delight, think if you are really interested in biochemical sciences. It is a burdensome major if you do not have interest in it. A final tip: You may still want to consider choosing one of these interests, in which case, an MS in your specific interest in Chemistry is to be found. Investigate the various chemical sciences. Some biggies are: Physical Chemistry (Kinetic studies, Quantum Chemistry, Nano chemistry, Thermodynamic and Chemical Energetics), Inorganic Chemistry (Organometallics, Coordination chemistry, Classical inorganic chemistry), Organic chemistry (Natural Products, Biochemistry, Organic Synthesis and Catalysis), Analytical Chemistry.
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I would suggest doing an MS or equivalent in the field of Natural Products chemistry. It is a fascinating subject that includes though not exhaustively, the investigation of useful compounds in herbs, plants, living specimens, trying to figure out its in vivo biochemistry and working out a viable synthesis in labs. Although, I must say two things:
1. Any chemical specialization is bound to exclude the real beauty of botany: the study of diversity and evolutions in the plantae. So, you may want to consider that.
2. A lot depends on your real specific interest in chemistry. Do you find biochemistry fascinating? Or is it inorganic chemistry that piques your curious side? Before venturing into a dual delight, think if you are really interested in biochemical sciences. It is a burdensome major if you do not have interest in it. A final tip: You may still want to consider choosing one of these interests, in which case, an MS in your specific interest in Chemistry is to be found. Investigate the various chemical sciences. Some biggies are: Physical Chemistry (Kinetic studies, Quantum Chemistry, Nano chemistry, Thermodynamic and Chemical Energetics), Inorganic Chemistry (Organometallics, Coordination chemistry, Classical inorganic chemistry), Organic chemistry (Natural Products, Biochemistry, Organic Synthesis and Catalysis), Analytical Chemistry.

Yes, the courses are as follows:Best Cosmetology Courses after MBBS
Clinical cosmetology programs are available in formats such as:
PG Diploma programs
PG Certificate programs
Advanced Diploma programs
Here are some of the best clinical cosmetology courses available in front of MBBS graduates:
1 PG DIPLOMA COURSES
PG Diploma in Medical Cosmetology
PG Diploma in Clinical Cosmetology
PG Diploma in Cosmetic Dermatology
PG Diploma in Trichology
Advanced Diploma in Medical Cosmetology
2 PG CERTIFICATE COURSES
PG Certificate in Medical Cosmetology
PG Certificate in Clinical Cosmetology
PG Certificate in Cosmetic Dermatology
Course Duration
Clinical cosmetology programs are usually 1-2 years long.