Skin care specialist vs clinical esthetician

Differences between skin care specialist and clinical esthetician duties and responsibilities

Skin care specialist example responsibilities.

• Work with computerize appointment booking and confirmation calls.
• Develop and facilitate educational and mental health focuse groups for medical patients.
• Confirm and schedule future appointments using a booking system.
• Reduce unwant dark hair as well as photo damage with IPL.
• enter candidates properly into the computer -rate candidates on the cleanliness and properness of procedures
• Offer lash application, warm stone massage, and brow and eyelash tinting services.
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Clinical esthetician example responsibilities.

• Manage the aesthetics department and perform consultations with patients regarding aesthetic and facial surgery procedures.
• Perform chemical peels, acne treatments, microdermabrasions, maintain patient charts, sell retail skincare.
• Assist physician during IPL, fotofacials, KTP, liposuction surgery, and laser fraxel treatments.
• Provide acne extractions, facials, post-laser camouflage, make-up applications, brow grooming and waxing services.
• Deliver informative education to patients regarding multiple skincare product lines and treatments/procedures offer within the medical practice.
• Assist in the execution of special events, seasonal gift with purchase within Nordstrom and holiday programs.