The Esthetician or Medical Aesthetician performs aesthetic services allowed per the scope under their current state license. The role provides recommendations and adds skincare products to each service, adding value to the patient experience. The Esthetician or Medical Aesthetician is able to meet or exceed daily, monthly, and yearly sales and service goals and is capable of performing all job functions with little supervision. The Esthetician's scope of work generally includes treatments such as: an in-depth analysis & cleansing of the skin, exfoliation, application of masks that hydrate, refine pores, help make the skin look firmer and younger, facials, aromatherapy, massage, hair removal services like waxing, threading, and tweezing, treatments to address sun damage, acne, wrinkles or oily or dry skin, assisting patients with pre- and post-injection care, body sculpting, and demonstrating proper product usage at home. The Medical Aesthetician's scope of work also includes: skin rejuvenation, skin tightening therapies that induce natural collagen production, laser hair removal, manual lymphatic drainage after surgery or because of a medical condition, sclerotherapy for varicose vein removal, permanent or semi-permanent makeup applications like eyebrows, lip color, microblading, eyelash extensions, or eyeliner, and scar or blemish removal.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED