Do you want to be an Esthetician/ Medical Aesthetician? Jobs? Pay? + Esthetics School?
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Are you thinking of becoming an Esthetician? Or are you in Esthetics School? In this video we are going to cover What to expect in Esthetics School, how to become a Medical Esthetician, and talk about how much Estheticians get paid, what type of jobs they can get etc. I really hope you enjoy.
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Xoxo,
Karen
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which school did you go to?
@@smitagurung5719 Bellus Academy in Poway, CA
You Kind of look like kourtney Kardashian
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I totally agree!!
Omg I see it !
When you squint alil yea ..
Omg she does
I really looking into the field of Medical Aesthetics right now and this video was more than helpful , there’s not a lot out there to educate yourself on about the topic
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching.
I'm going to Aveda right now and we have such an amazing instructor that does so well with teaching and working with all the different "learning types" so that the information is getting through to everyone and pays so much attention to the "feel" in the classroom to determine whether to change from lecturing theory from study slides or hands on learning such as practicing facials, massages, treatments, waxing etc. We received an iPad in all of our kits and that is what we access the aveda learning website from so that we can write our notes (which looks just like a workbook page notes) and study slides but we also received a workbook if we want to use that instead/also.
We recently had "Industry Day" where many owners, leads (spa leads), and estheticians came in to allow us to market ourselves and check out the different spas in the area and what they have to offer. Everyone was so nervous, we dressed up as if going to an interview and found out that those owners and leads were actually just as nervous to talk about their spas and success as we were nervous to talk to them. They all were eager and interested to hire new estheticians even as front desk until we got licensed. I actually talked with 2 spas that want to have an interview with me now. It was such a good idea and a great opportunity that we were given.
I do have a bit of education from college experience prior me starting at Aveda that I can use towards getting my nursing license and become a nurse aesthetician and work in or even own a med spa. Which would be bank really. But ya, thank you for sharing your experience and you didnt ramble. I always ramble so that's why this comment is so long. Sorry!
Blessed Butterfly did you happen to go to the one in Charlotte? I’m thinking about going
Blessed Butterfly do you get to keep the iPad?
Nico theStylist I’m pretty sure you do because you pay for your kit (which it comes in). They won’t take back the used ipads either!
I'm going to Cinta Aveda in SF! Looove it and everyone there 🤍🤍
Nico theStylist yes you do it’s included in your tuition
Wow NOW this is how you do a video, loved it clear and to the point, just subscribed, I’m a mature woman and new at this and after seeing many videos this one made so much sense..thank you
Ruby Gold Uhh thank you for your love and support 💖
I’m thinking about going to esthetician school in March thank you for this vid 🙌🏾 you’re right nobody really talks about this career
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for the support! 💖
Where is everyone finding aesthetician school? In my area im only seeing cosmetology school. Do you start there first?
@@jaymehibbard6549 you have to do your research most cosmetology school have esthetician program
You really just helped me with wanting to be a medical esthetician I’m currently a medical assistant thanks love
question! is it hard to get your license to become a medical assistant ?
Same ☺️ hope it went well and you're loving your dream.
@@sheasaylor7693 no it's not, not sure where you are but if there's a community college near you that offers the program I think that's the best route, it's more affordable and generally has higher requirements then private schools. Best of luck ☺️
@@ri3845 thank you so much!!!
@@sheasaylor7693 ☺️ hope it helps.
I just found this video , & although it was 2 years ago it was super helpful!!! :) thank you!
Me too! I’m starting school this week!
Very informative! Looking into changing careers and becoming and esthetician and this has helped give more insight
Glad I was able to help!
We need a part 2 for this vid :)
If I missed any questions list them below! 💖 Thanks for watching
Thank you. I’m currently in school in Maryland and I’m using the milady books and mark lees workbook. You said it exactly as far as self studying.
In Texas, you have to have to be a registered nurse to be a medical aesthetician!!
Thank you the video was very helpful definitely want to become an esthetician
I’m glad this video was helpful. If you have any suggestions for videos, do let me know!
Thank you for your honesty 🤍
wow! this advice was very helpful. thank you I really needed this
You’re very welcome
Yass your video is soooo helpful !! I’m currently in school for medical assistant and I’m in my last semester and I’ve been debating on going back to become an esthetician to be specific a medical esthetician. Thank you for this info !! People don’t talk about this career !!! ♥️
Go for it.. most med spas prefer you have both licences
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This video was very informative ! I want to be a nurse but i was looking into medical esthetician but im not sure anymore after your video - definitely didnt think about alot of this before ! thank you girl for posting this video !
Being a nurse is the way to go! If I could stomach chemistry I would have gone the RN route as well. Thanks for watching
She looks better than kourtney kardashian and this video just helped me with my esthetician journey. Thank you very much ✨
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Every state is so different and some states now require be a doctor to do injections, I would not recommend go to medical assistance or just nurse to do injections, the chances that you will need doctor degree for that soon is high. Especially do not go for esthetician career with Botox/injections future intentions, it’s not that field. Do not go to esthetician if you want to do make up, or hate doing skin care, it’s cosmetology path. Go for esthetician if you are sole proprietor oriented, if you are love skin (not a makeup etc), this career is requiring to know what you want in the future, and it’s not like something that stagnant, every day new things coming up, trends and other stuff that people will ask you at the appointments, need constant learning and live that lifestyle.
You definitely have a point but most states require you to have a doctor that represents your establishment. To do injections you have to be a registered nurse. I highly doubt they will take away the ability for nurses to do injections because doctors don’t like doing the messy work. It’s definitely a big commitment to go to nursing school just to do injections but there’s really no other way. There’s a lot you can and can’t do with an esthetics license and for some it’s not worth it 100%. But it really depends on the person and like you said, it’s definitely best to know what you want to do before getting the license but we’re human and unfortunately it doesn’t always work out that way. Thank you for you input love 💗
This helped so much! Thank you, loved the video ❤️
Thank you ! You were very helpful 👍🏻
Thanks for doing this video. It was very informative. I'm just nervous of whether to get into a beauty school to become an Esthetician considering how much the tuition is. I feel I need to a career change and I love learning about skin care. But with how much the program is, I'm not sure if it's something I should get into.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! I get where you're coming from completely. Do it if you love it and you're willing to work hard, be patient, and know that there's a chance you won't make as much money as you're promised in school. It's definitely a job you must be passionate about.
Great information! Thank you 🙏
Thank you very much for the advices!
You did a great job explaining it everything u said are true I’m an Esty and I’ve had the same experience I’m in Florida this is the lowest paying state for esthetician it’s all commission
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Yes it's true, unfortunately we don't get paid enough, and commission is rough!
Skincarewithkaren & mI beautyspa
But do the medical Aestheticians here in Florida earn well?
@@jess7340 It depends, I’m a medical esthetician but when I first graduated I started working in a day spa after a few years I found a job in a med spa it was 👎🏾 but I’m sure some of them are good this one happened to be crappy lol now I have my own spot I’m happier than ever the best thing is to save money and open your own business or partner with someone.
ml beautyspa ohh okay thank you for the advice 👍🏼
@@jess7340 you welcome this carrier is awesome I love it
That was a really interesting new perspective on medical esthetics I hadn't heard, cause like a ton of other people said, it's so hard to find info on it!
I would like to do injections, filler, etc, but I really don't wanna go very far into the medical field and the education and time and money I would have to put into that would be way too much in comparison to medical esthetics, since it's my biggest interest anyway. I figure I'll go through with medical esthetics because I really wanna be able to perform advanced chemical peels, microneedling, that kinda stuff
You truly have to have your sights set on injections to go the full RN route just for med aesthetics. I agree its totally a lot of schooling for that one sector. But hey, I can't say I blame the state. There's a lot that can go wrong if your injector doesn't know what they're doing. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
So glad I found your video! It's super informative.
I had one question though, for your state board exam did you find it difficult or pretty easy?
I found the practical to be easy, and the test was in the middle. I think I was more nervous, than it being hard.
What books would you recommend buying as an esthetician and Medi aesthetics. I would like to do a self studying
Stella Richiee Honestly I’d look up machines and how they function, and their benefits online. And know skin, especially acne really well. And I would study product ingredients. Know a lot about peels, product ingredients, different machines like HydraFacial, laser, Botox/filled etc. and know about prescription acne medication. You’ll find working in the medi Esthetics that a lot of people use over the counter prescription medications. Know their contraindications etc. I wouldn’t buy a book, just do online research.
Skincarewithkaren than you !
Thank you! I had the same question!!
Very Helpful, thanks
I'm journeying into medical practices now i'm a little undecided but i think id like to become a dermatologist or physician assistant. I know the better educated you are the more marketable you will be! also add me on UA-cam Ill be vlogging more of my journey this Fall i'm excited LOL!
Shaadoh Noelle you are literally me right now! I cant make up my mind.
I started looking into esthetician courses actually because of dermatology videos. Theres an esthetician channel I follow and shes amazing. Mainly she shows the removal of blackheads and things like that. I dont know much about makeup but growing up with bad skin this is something I became interested in. Even though I know nothing about makeup/skin now and I really want to focus on cleaning and helping with skin conditions do u think I should continue looking into schooling?
That sounds amazing. The field of Esthetics has so many paths and avenues you can go down it really depends on what you want to do. You can do anything from skin, to lashes, waxing, specializing in a field, dermatology esthetician. So if your passion is transforming skin I say go for it!! Be prepared go work very hard and understand this is a very very competitive industry. Hope this helps.
Thank you for watching 💖
This was hellla helpful
I'm a medical assistant and it's not what I thought it was going to be. It's hard to get into a dermatology office or plastic surgeon office unless you know somebody, jobs are more lenient if you are fluent in Spanish (I live near Miami and my Spanish is intermediate but I speak creole fluently). The places that pay more will take somebody that speaks no English but fluent in Spanish over somebody that is fluent in English but mediocre in Spanish. The pay is horrible for the amount of work you do, you do the job of a nurse for $10-15/hr pay and a lot of companies will try to fight you to not get $15/hr during the interview unless you have 5 years of experience or if you work at a derm. or plastic surgery office. Target employees in my area get paid $14/hr starting off. I have 2 almost 3 years of experience being an M.A and phlebotomist and nobody wanted to pay me at least $16hr (side note I also have a B.S in health science). So now I'm going to school to be an esthetician so that I can have the potential to grow (especially in pay), work in a field that seems to be fun (that I can potentially be my own boss) and not have to answer to any rude doctors. My end goal was to become a Physician Assistant but my experience in the medical field has made me lose my passion a bit but we will see what the future holds.
What is the name of the school you went to?
Demertria UCF for my B.S. I didn’t go to school for medical assistant. I got hired with no experience for a year, then studied for the CCMA test. Took the CCMA test with the NHA, passed , and got my certification.
Working in the medical field definitely comes with challenges.. I can empathize. Being an Esthetician is fun and rewarding, but isn’t the most stable career. Try to always have a “foreword thinking mindset”. Creativity and innovation is the key to being successful in the beauty industry.
Skincarewithkaren Thanks for the advice 🤗
Yes Mainly I wonder @ How much Money I would make realistically .
I think I agree with you I have the materials coming through PSI to get my cosmetology license because in the State of Michigan you have to have that first before you can become a Medical Aesthetician...however,d I may change direction and become an MA or PA
Can you go into detail about medical assistant
I want to do sales and Education
Don’t want to be the Debby downer here but....... I went to school to be an MA. Completed the schooling and couldn’t find any MA job. No office would take my “internship” as experience. The majority of jobs I found wanted 5+ years experience and even stated that internships and externships don’t count. I wasted 12 grand on something I still haven’t been able to use and it’s been like ten years. Unless you know people working in doctor offices or hospitals don’t waste your money it’s not worth it. I regret it. I learned a lot but I’ve always loved skincare and have been thinking about going to school again for that.
I completely get where you're coming from. Where I live there are a lot of MA jobs but most of them do require a lot of previous experience. I definitely say just keep trying, and if you love skincare then definitely dive in! But it won't be easy, unfortunately sometimes it's just as unpredictable as being an MA. Thank you for your comment and honesty. People need to hear what our type of jobs are really like. 💖
so helpful 🙏🌹
I’m a nurse, and I am looking into skin care.. I work for a doctor now that would be more than willing to allow me to do my own solo practice in her office for minimum charge. She’d also refer me patients. I’m just wondering how it will all work out for me getting paid wise. Like, could their insurance pay me if it was a medical necessity or would the insurance prefer them to go to a dermatologist in order to get paid
thats really good! i encourage you to continue practicing your private care your doctor see's the potential in you and I think that is wonderful i'm journeying into medical practices now i'm a little undecided but i think id like to become a dermatologist or physician assistant. I know the better educated you are the more marketable you will become as well let us know if it works out for you! also add me on UA-cam Ill be vlogging more of my journey this Fall i'm excited LOL!
Shaadoh Noelle thank you. And I will most definitely subscribe to you. I wish you well in your career as well, you will do great
Could you talk more about negotiating salary when working in retail?
This is a great idea!! I just wrote this down in my video suggestions. When I make it I will shout you out and send you a message 💕 Thank you for the support!
THANK YOU
I'm in Washington state. I hear all these good things about having ur RN with a master esthetician license. But what if u only have LPN and CMA and don't plan on going back to get ur RN? I've been interested in enrolling in a local beauty school that offers a master esthetician program, it's actually only mile down the road. And I'm really wondering if I should take a master esthetician course 9months long or just a regular esthetician course approx. 3 to 4 months long but it's out of town and over 30 mins away. I really have my mind set on being a esthetician but I just don't know what's going to make me stand out more in this line of work...
This video was so helpful!! I’m currently a hairdresser and work as a brand ambassador on the side as their esthetician. I found that I enjoy skin way more! What advise can you give to a Cosmetologist looking into Medical Aesthetic? From my understanding is the boards will shave off hours on a aesthetics program but I’m all about saving money so maybe I can do medical assistant program and that will make me look more hire able for a med spa?
Sorry working in the Medical Aesthetic world is super new to me.
Thank you in advance ♥️
So if I understand properly you’re a cosmo but want to transition into the world of esthetics without having to fully go and get the remainder of the esthetician license. So I speak solely for California your state may have different rules. What you could do is specialize in something typically categorized under the Esthetics department as a cosmo. For example you could do lashes, or you could specialize as a brow waxer, tinter, etc. I’m not sure if you’re allowed to do facials but I’d look to see what you can perform in your scope. As far as medical esthetics you’d have to be an Esthetician or Medical Assistant. They will not accept you just with your cosmo license. If that’s the area you’d like to be in, I would just go back to school and finish your esthetics program or think of being an MA. All depends on what type of services you want to be offering. Hope this was helpful.
Thank you for watching 💖
Hello! I’m currently a MA at a derm office and looking for going more into my career, it’s a lot of work for not that great of pay but I’m very interested in being an medical aesthetician bc I’m obsessed with skin care and I wanna help ppl with acne and etc bc I know the struggles of having horrible skin growing up. Anywho just out of curiosity would you personally recommend that career for better pay wise? And or is there something else you recommend going into skin wise ? (Probably a stupid question sorry!)
I'm sorry for the late reply. Honestly as an esthetician the pay isn't great. You truly have to love it and be resilient in order to succeed. If you can do the RN route and go into medical aesthetics as a nurse I would go that route. BUT, if you're passionate and are willing to scrap for years to build a clientele then aesthetics can be your passion. Thanks for watching
As a medical esthetician take anatomy ? Or any science courses what classes do they take?
No, medical aesthetician take the same classes and have the same license as a regular esthetician. The only way you will take those classes are if you go to nursing school to become an aesthetics nurse where you can you on deeper layers of the skin
I mean, at school they teach you very very basic anatomy, and science related classes, you barely learn anything.
Hi, I am almost an RN and would like to get into the aesthetics later down the road. Do I get certificates to do procedures ex. cool sculpting, eyelash extensions, pmu, brows,facials, waxing? Or would I have to go esthetician school?
Hey girl,
Thanks for watching! To answer your question it depends on your state. Because you will be an RN cool sculpting, micro needling, and most 'skin penetrating' modalities you will be able to do just under your RN license. (At lease in California) To do lash extensions, waxing and facial you would need a esthetician license that would cover it all. You do not need certifications on top of your licenses if you know how to do the service or can find someone to train you. Most of the time you just get those certs because you paid to learn how to actually do the service. I hope this helps!
Where is a good place to go to study medical esthetician in Florida?
Right I’m wondering too, like does community college have Medical Aesthetician? Here in Florida
I start esthetics school in march and my dream is to work in a medspa. I’m considering going to school to be an RN after I graduate. What is it like going to nursing school to specifically be an aesthetic nurse, being that they don’t teach you about aesthetics in nursing school?
I haven't gone to nursing school but I do know plenty of nurses and is difficult, and stressful but so worth it. I hope you LOVE Chemistry because you'll be doing that as an undergrad.
Skincarewithkaren Oh sorry I thought you said you were going to school to be a nurse in the video! Thanks though!
Kayla Michelle Yes I was but still in the undergrad program 😊
In CA only a nurse RN can do botox or fillers
Hey so lf I’m looking to do waxing ,facials and pre op massages... would it be best for me to just do luxury esthetician?
Lissa Lissa Lissa I wouldn’t waste your money on extras I’d just do regular because your job is going to train you on how they want you to do it regardless.
An esthetics license is all the same. Some states require less hours to get license and some require more. Florida requires significantly less than say Colorado or Utah (600hrs) while others require even more than that. It isnt separated into luxury or non. You can get your nursing degree and be an esthetic nurse doing injectables, you can be an esthetician working in a spa giving facials, waxing, hair lightening, hair tinting, you can get hired at a laser center and be taught on specific equipment, you can start your own business doing makeup and skincare treatments. There are certainly many options an routes which you can choose.
Which milady book if for medical esthetics? I just have the original milady book the one you have.
You are gorgeous 😍😍
Thanks love 🥰💕
Should I take a laser hair removal class? After the aesthetician license.. I live in LA
In Los Angeles and California as a state, laser hair removal is only legal for nurses. It is out of an Esthetician’s scope. So no I wouldn’t..
What if you are a licensed esthetician and are also certified in filler, botox etc... do jobs look at that and would that make you qualified to preform those procedures?
As far as I am aware you can only do Botox and fillers if you are a registered nurse, or LVN in some states. Being an esthetician and just having some random certification will not make you legally allowed to perform injections. With that being said if you are a
RN or medical professional you can really perform anything you want, so long as you’re licensed in your state to perform that. So the combo won’t interfere is that makes sense.
Hope this response wasn’t confusing. Thank you for watching 💖
hey girl! good for you for going into get your nurse degree!
i'm actually an RN and decided to go to esti school so i could learn more about facials and other treatments.\
i dont think it's been a waste but a lot of self-teaching, like you said...
being in a med-spa setting, how would you recommend i market myself? i don't only wanna do botox/fillers... but i feel w/ my career background, i either have to decide branding myself as an esti in order to do facials etc or brand myself as an RN & have to focus on botox/fillers...
Sorry for the late reply. You absolutely do NOT have to do just one or the other. If I were you I'd focus on the highest cost items you can do and hire someone to just do facials if that's what you want. If I were in your situation I'd market an "___ ___ Aesthetics" Offering Botox, fillers, Chemical Peels, LHR, IPL, etc etc. If you really want to do some Esty's things, charge a little more and add on a facial, or soothing mask, etc. just to make it "extra" for them. Honey you have all the power to do whatever you want. You do not need to choose one or the other. 💖
Did you have to get two different licenses between the two states?
Yes I did. You can keep your licenses for whatever states you have them in, you just have to pay the renewal fee for both states.
Should I study to be a medical assistant first and then do esti school or vice versa?
The school im wanting to go to is wanting my grade transcripts, will still stop them from accepting me???? I made bad grades in hs!
That’s strange. I’m not sure what the rules of your school are. Hopefully it’s just to see you graduated.
This video was so informative 🙏🏽. I’m currently enrolled at Aveda but my goal was always to work in Dermatology office which is becoming clear to me now that it will be pretty difficult for me to start there. I’m considering going to school to become a MA once I graduate. What are your recommendations on that ?
I apologize for the late reply. My advice is finish school, try getting a job in a Med Spa or a spa that offer a couple Med type modules. such as (regenerate, micro-current, ultra sonic exfoliator) things like that and work on building you're resume. Also, check out the job listings for MA's in you're area and see how much experience they require. If a lot of them are willing to take new MA's then that's a good sign. If not work on getting some experience first because that will count more than going to school again. If that makes sense. 💖 Thank you for your comment. Best wishes
hi! i just graduated, i’m a certified medical assistant & i am about to start work at a clinic. i want to work as a medical esthetician, would you recommend just going to school for esthetician & just apply as a medical esthetician? lol i’m just lost. i want to take the easiest route! i eventually want to go back for RN so i can become an aesthetic nurse, but i want to get my foot in the door for rn. thank you!
So I can only speak for California. If I were you, I would apply to Derms Offices, Plastic Surgery offices, maybe MedSpas if they seek an MA and see if you can get in the door that way. Have you ever worked retail selling skincare/cosmetics? Add that to your resume. If your end goal is to be an RN for Aesthetics, I'd just start doing that now and not waste your time going to Esthetics school. Reason being is that you're gonna make WAY WAY More money as an RN and there's no point in accumulating additional debt from Esthetics School. Just always be on the hunt of a job at a Derms office or Plastic Surgeons office. A lot of the time they want experience. So just get MA experience, always keep and eye out for an Aesthetics related job, and go to school to be an RN. You GOT IT GIRL!! 💖
@@nicoleh6182 awe this made my day! Thank you. I’m not so active here anymore but I’m more active on IG: @skinkare.n
Let me know if I can answer any questions
I would report them to the Board Education .
Hey!! So happy i found your video! I have a question about your advice on being a medical aesthetician, I want to do body contouring; skin tightening, wood shaping, ultra sound cavitation, etc .. i see courses where pple are teaching these services but I’m wondering if there is a more traditional or certifiable route? Are u familiar or do you have any advice on how to go about this?
Tori Bleu Same here. I just had my consultation at a school I was looking into and have the same question. Good luck in your journey
It honestly depends on your state. In California I know the laws vary. I wouldn’t spend money on a certificate unless your job requires you too. Don’t purchase any certifications unless mandating by your employer. And 9x’s out of 10 they’ll pay for it.
Skincarewithkaren thank you so much!!!
what was your major in college? I am currently in college trying to figure out the best major for medical esthetician
Nova Grasso-Clay you can become a nurse and be a aesthetics nurse ☺️
To become an Esthetician you'll need to go to a trade(cosmetology/esthetic school). To get the "Medical Aesthetics" title, you just get that from working in a Medical setting. Whether that be in a Derms office or Med Spa. If you're in college like Amy said, you just major in Nursing and work at a Med Spa or Derms as a RN.
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do we need to go to college to be a medical esthetician? and how long would it take
You do not need to go to college, you just need a HS diploma or GED, the course length depends on your state, here in Florida you need 600 hours, if you do full time you it should take you 6 months
Great answer! Thank you
Thanks so much,this reset 2019 video your makeup looks beyond Flawless beautiful olive-skinned I would like to know if you could do a video that shows what some of the supplies will be needed and the proper setup to pass your exam I know each state has different but if you see different states go through it it will kind of get you prepared I know this with PSI Bill State you have to bring like a robe and you have to bring two sets of sheets and I need to know if that is the case what type of sheets is it like a flat sheet fitted sheet and with the road does it have to be a terry cloth type of Road I've been thinking about it and taking up esthetician School however it seems like a lot of UA-cam videos that I see where people say they start off and not making anything and personally I got a problem and having to take out a loan to pay somebody 5 to $9,000 and not be able to get out and start recouping at least over 98% of that ASAP so what are your views on that and did you get a chance to work with Dermalogica products and if so how did you like it finally I like to know have you gotten a chance to work with the different vitamin C vitamin E serum send what is your views on that I also want to ask one other question what is your view on apprenticeship versus going to school thank you so much for posting this new video and I hope that you will make more enjoy your summer thanks a lot😎😎🤔🤔🤔🤓😇🤠🤡🤔.
Thank you for all the sweet comments. As far as apprenticeship as far as I know there’s no such thing. You HAVE to have a license to work on people. Dermalogica has its good products and decent products, I find that there’s better out there. For Vitamin C and E serums I personally as choosy on who I use them on because a lot of people’s skin can’t handle it, and when I use it for a mask I like the powder to liquid ones. And with making money, like I mentioned in the video it’s very rare you’ll make a lot of money starting out. First you need to have clientele. Because that’s everything, and 99% people don’t have full books straight out of school and if they do they probably work at a corporation and don’t get paid a lot. So this career doesn’t make a lot of money starting out, if ever! It’s all about the hustle. I can definitely make a video showing people how to pass state board. I’m in California so I only know and have heard of the requirements here, so I’ve never needed to know about sheets or anything like that. Hope this answers your questions 💖
thank you for getting back with me when I was speaking about the sheets that is in your PSI where you have to have a sheet to covers I guess the table to do your particular client in Michigan you get to use a mannequin I was asking about the different products cuz you know they have a Kylie Jenner that's not all that great I've heard them a logical is one of the greatest I think you for being honest I always like to ask people's opinion of of Ben license as a manicurist over 28 years since being a teenager stopped at for a while and you can do apprenticeships different states offer different things but 100% it does exist and when you train under someone you don't have to pay a fee just to be trained you only pay to have your exam and you pay to get the actual license that's about it so I think I'll start researching if there is some apprenticeships I think you for giving me better inside of that because they do exist in the state of Michigan so what it's about is being a silly train Hands On Learning different techniques hands on and if you pass with whoever is teaching you then you're also is license esthetician and of course I'm speaking for the state of Michigan in might be slightly different in other states so I can respect that I do wish you a lot of great success I hope that you will go back and obtain your instructors license because that's the most valuable it's one that I know you can make very good in it so have a blessed week and a prosperous time take care,😎😎💆🏼💆🏻💆🙋🏻🙋🏼🙋.
I have skin that’s allergic to wax and a couple of other things so I was wondering if you have to let people practice on you?
Depends on your school rules, I highly doubt they’ll make you if you’re allergic. I would suggest purchasing hypoallergenic wax and waxing yourself just so you can explain to clients what it feels like.
12th student from any stream can do medical esthetician ??
I’m thinking of going to an esthetics school, so your saying to become a Medical esthetician you have to a medical assistant first?
No hon, sorry if my answer was a little confusing. Those are two different avenues you can take to land you a job in a MedSpa or Plastic Surgery Office
What school did you go to? I’m from Washington and getting ready to start esthetician school right now
Cameron Warren I went to school in San Diego, CA then moved to Washington like the next day and filed for reciprocity.
how did you become a brand ambassador?
I was a brand rep. Basically I looked for cosmetic sales job on Indeed.com and found Darphin needing a rep and I Applied!
@@Asiatina_ what does it consist of?
Alex Verdien Basically I assist different retail stores (i.e. Nordstrom’s, Blue Mercury, Anthropology) and basically be a sales person there for the day.
If you’re a nurse with an esthetics license can you technically also work as a medical esthetician?
ShayJay You are not gonna want to work as a Medical Esthetician as a nurse because you’ll make WAAAAYYY more money as a nurse! You will be doing lasers and injections as a nurse. You don’t need an additional license in CA you just need to get lucky and have someone give you a chance and hire you without any previous medical esthetic experience. Get good at peels because that’s the majority of what you’ll do in a Medical Spa/Derms office.
I’m hoping to do both, Thank you so much!!🙏🏽
Did you go for it am a nurse as well am d looking into esthetician
Where did you go to school for the esthetics or did I miss that
I went to Bellus Academy in San Diego, CA
what is a medical assistant? googles got nothing for me
It’s like the ladies that take you to your treatment room, check your vitals, etc. Plastic surgery places will use MA’s and most MedSpa’s will use estheticians.
For a moment I was like.... is that kourtney
The bideo is very informative i also wana start my Esthestion career but i m confuse to choose the school could you help me to give me advice about school
My advice would be to Google “Esthetic school near me” and if you don’t find many google “Cosmetology schools near me and see if they have an Esthetic program.” Also look at their reviews, their pass rate, and how they prepare you for state board. Also never pay for the upgrades at the school. They usually don’t teach you that well and you will pay for classes later once you’re in the industry. Hope this helps.
Thank you for watching 💖
Hello mam what is eligibility for medical esthetician
First get your esthetics license in your state. Try to find a job as a receptionist at a medical spa first (so they get to know you and like you). Then look for openings and always apply.
Is there any online skincare school ?
Just Yolanda Not that I am aware of. But, I’m sure some will come in the future.
Your pet is very content 🙂
I'm a Registered Nurse considering a career switch to medical esthetician. This video was very informative thanks.
Thank you for watching 😊
How is it going did you go for it am a nurse as well and thinking of this but not sure if it’s witth the 12k in my area
I basically want to go into esthetics for waxing is it worth it ?
@sylviiaa93 yes. You have too if you want too esc.
Wax*
Yes you can make alot of money waxing if you enjoy it and if you are skilled on hard wax too
If I become licensed, is it possible I can start my own business out of my home or how does that work?
Tanganika Ramos It depends on your state but absolutely! To own and operate your own “spa” you just need to be a licensed Esthetician 🤍
Thanks for the quick response!
Wow, you resemble Kourtney Kardashian very much 👍😃✌️
Are you in school to get your BSN or ADN?
CAn boy do that
Of course you can! You just need to find an esthetics school in your area.
people who pay all tha money makes me realize how lucky i am tha im getting ma esthetics license for free .
how are you getting it for free if you don't mind me asking?
Nan i go to a tech school , so when i graduate im taking tha practical:).
anne veronica oh greatt, I hope my ideal tech school have medical esthetician class .!
Do you need your nursing license to be medical aesthetician?
Jessica Clemons every state is different but you don’t need a nursing license in Florida, I’m 18 fresh out of high school and I start school to be a medical aesthetician
@@dianamezquite2801 oh okay thanks
Sometimes a med spa will hire estheticians to do all the things besides injectables but most likely an esthetic nurse will be hired first as well as get paid more.
@@blessedbutterfly1111 thanks so much for the info
@@jessicaclemons8363 of course! I hope that helps 😊
What school did you go to?
Katherine Bellus Academy
@@Asiatina_ after getting from beauty school, then how did u get internet medical esthetician
U didnt say how much they make. You said low hour with tip bla bla bla that dont tell me how much that is
Unfortunately every state and county is different. If I say a certain price I would be giving false information because I cannot predict what the hiring managers will offer. 😊
You're rude, and if you wanna find out how much you will make, why don't you go ask an esthetician in your town?
This was not helpful at all
I'm sorry you didn't find this helpful. If there's any subjects you think I should touch on that I might of missed please let me know.
You just jealous you don’t look that good it was really informative I’m in college and I’ve never been sure of what I wanted to do
You say “like” wayyyy too much