Transition of Beauty Therapist to an Aesthetician

This presentation discusses the transition of a beauty therapist to an aesthetician, focusing on ethics, qualifications, and employment opportunities in the field. It covers the role of an aesthetician, their job duties, licensing requirements, and the various career options available. The presentation also highlights the importance of ongoing training and the potential for opening one's own business or working in medical spas and salons. Overall, it provides valuable insights for individuals considering a career transition to become an aesthetician.

PRESENTATION TRANSITION OF A
BEAUTY THERAPIST TO AN
AESTHETICIAN

INTRODUCTION
• The presentation is based on topic as
Transition of Beauty Therapist to an
Aesthetician. However, Aesthetician is a
professional who is specializes in skin
care.
• While planning to make transition from
beauty therapist to Aesthetician, this is
crucial to gain employment with
company that provide ongoing training.
• Also, presentation will cover ethics and
qualification of Aesthetician.
Furthermore, discussion will be
conducted on employment opportunities
for profession as Aesthetician.

CHARACTERSTICS
a. Ethics and qualification of Aesthetician.
Ethics-:
• Aesthetician termed out as everything that pertaining to the appearance of the
skin and defined as an individual who is specialize in one skincare technique such
as electrolysis and chemical peels.
• Their job duties is to undertake examination of the person skin and to suggest
lotion that is suitable to their skin. This is kind of facial exfoliation treatment
made with non medical health treatment.
• All states needs Aesthetician to be licensed before undertaking practice.
Aesthetician who performs certain care techniques such as electrolysis may need
an additional licence who practices medical Aesthetician.

CONT..
Qualification-:
•Like cosmetologist, Aesthetician gets training in cosmetology school or from any technical
college. They must have qualification in this profession.
•Qualification degree will be inclusive of skincare specialist certificate, diploma and 2 year degree
programs.
•In addition to this, Medical aestheticians complete their additional bacteriology, anatomy,
physiology and other science courses as required by their state in order to be capable and skilled
Aesthetician.

EMPLOYMENT
• Employment opportunities for Aesthetician-:
• In order to become a licensed Aesthetician as profession has wide range of career
choice with nearly endless working environment opportunities. There are number
of Aesthetician career options in both traditional and non traditional career
pathways.
• They needs to undertake the practices as Day spas, Day spa manager, Salons,
Room rental, waxing technician and open you own business.
• Medical aesthetician employed by any hospital, medical practice or by any
healthcare facility. In addition to this, they also works in medical spas and salons.
• Henceforth, some of primary care practices also offer aesthetician services and
this is an added convenience and also attracts patients and enhance practice
profitability.

CONT..
As per experience and training, aesthetician offer wide variety of service and
procedures such as-:
•They need to perform job as to meet with clients by appointment and consult on skin
care needs.
•Aesthetician examine skin of patient and recommend products that is suitable for their
skin.
•They assist the patients to minimize the appearance of various skin imperfections.

CONCLUSION
• Hereby, it can be concluded that Aesthetician is profession that provide skin care
facilities. They treat patients skin imperfections with non medical treatment.
• The presentation has covered the topic as Transition of Beauty Therapist to an
Aesthetician.
• Also, ethics qualification and employment opportunities of this profession has
been outlined.

REFERENCES
Books and journals
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• Lin, K., Liu, X., & Shi, Z. (2020, February). Research on Landscape Aesthetics
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Conference on Education, Language, Art and Inter-cultural Communication
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• Abelsson, A., & Willman, A. (2020). Ethics and aesthetics in injection treatments
with Botox and Filler. Journal of Women & Aging, 1-13.
• Laban, L. (2020). The Lessons I Have Learned While Building a Top 10
Aesthetic Practice. Plastic Surgical Nursing, 40(1), 45-47.
• Halliday, G. (2020). Facial rejuvenation and skin-tightening using monopolar
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