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Laser Esthetics Course

An esthetics course is beneficial to have in your back pocket if you want to set yourself up for success in the beauty industry. In most esthetics courses, you will learn how to do facials, apply make-up, give massages, and do other treatments to the skin. However, there are other key skills that will set you apart from other estheticians which will make you the clear choice when it comes to attracting clients. These key skills are obtained through cosmetic laser training. Esthetics training with a specialty in cosmetic lasers is important because it will teach you how to perform laser treatments safely, correctly, and effectively. At the National Laser Institute, we will provide you with an education on the following skills so you can be confident to offer cosmetic lasers to your clients.

cosmetic laser technician practicing estheticsWhat is the Study of Esthetics?

The study of esthetics, or esthiology, is the practice of beautifying others through skin care, makeup application, and body treatments. A medical esthetician is an esthetician who has undergone specific training through taking laser esthetics courses.

Skills Beneficial to the Esthetics Course

Time Management

Time management is an essential skill in esthetic medicine. According to indeed.com, “organizing each day helps you to complete work on time, stay engaged during important meetings, and give you space to be creative and proactive in your tasks.” In esthetic medicine, it is important to manage your day with forethought and intelligent planning. Throughout the day, laser technicians manage multiple clients with different skin care plans for each.

As well as that, organizational skills will assist in keeping stations clean and ready for use. In addition, prioritizing tasks is important to schedule out what responsibility needs to be handled in what order.

Communication 

A few examples of communication in the workplace are active listening, sharing feedback, nonverbal cues, confidence, and empathy. Although there are many communication skills that are used in the workplace, these are just a few commonly used in esthetic medicine. For example, when you are actively listening to your coworkers and clients, you are engaging with the conversation and asking questions. As well as that, a strong communicator will share constructive feedback. In contrast, a strong communicator is also able to accept constructive criticism.

In esthetic medicine, you are constantly learning and improving in the workplace. A strong communicator can use feedback to improve their laser techniques, as well as their ability to interact and empathize with clients in a professional, yet genuine manner. Communication in esthetic medicine is crucial in building connections within the industry. In addition, a confident communicator has a greater chance of presenting ideas in the workplace that are well-received.

Problem-Solving

Furthermore, problem-solving skills will be essential in your career as a cosmetic laser technician and in your laser esthetics course. As well as that, problem-solving skills will help you to find the most effective solution. In addition, problem-solving skills will catch issues before they occur.

A few examples of problem-solving skills that are beneficial in the esthetics course are active listening, research, creativity, and decision making. A good problem-solver will utilize their research to isolate the problem and gather more information on how to move forward. For example, you can gather information from your other team members, instructors, and/or mentors. In addition, a good problem-solver will use their analytical and knowledge skills to make decisions as questions may occur.

National Laser Institute’s Laser Esthetics Course

At National Laser Institute, you will be trained on the following techniques:

  • Laser Hair Removal
  • Photofacial
  • Laser Skin Rejuvenation
  • Radiofrequency Skin Rejuvenation
  • Coolsculpting
  • Cellulite Reduction
  • Tattoo Removal
  • Radiofrequency Skin Tightening
  • Microneedling

As well as that, National Laser Institute will instill in you the confidence you need to succeed as a cosmetic laser technician in just two weeks or less! During National Laser Institute’s A-Z course, you will learn through didactic and hands-on education.

In Phase 1 of the didactic portion of the esthetics course, you will attend class online and learn through top experts in their field. During the didactic portion of the laser esthetics course, you will learn about topics such as the Fitzpatrick scale, indications, and contraindications. In addition, you will learn about laser physics, laser safety, and Laser Safety Officer (LSO) training. During Phase 2 of the hands-on esthetics course, you will train in a real medspa setting with National Laser Institute’s top instructors.

Join National Laser Institute’s Esteemed Graduates

Dive into your career as a cosmetic laser technician and come to the National Laser Institute. If you want to find out more about National Laser Institute’s laser esthetics course, click here to contact us today to make your dreams a reality.

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About the Author

Hello! I’m Bri Kelley, and I have dedicated the last four years to creating SEO blog content for National Laser Institute. With a family deeply rooted in the company– my mother contributing for nine years and my brother for two– I have immersed myself in the realm of cosmetic lasers and medical aesthetics for almost a decade.

My enthusiasm for skincare and the fascinating realm of medical aesthetics fuels my work. Important to note, my writing spans both the spa and educational facets of National Laser Institute. On the educational side, I delve into the advantages of pursuing a career in either cosmetic lasers or medical aesthetics.

When I write spa-related content, I illuminate the perks of various cosmetic laser and medical aesthetic treatments. Due to this, the dual focus allows me to gain a comprehensive understanding of each aspect within the medical aesthetic field. As well as that, I find great joy in continuous research, which ensures that my content remains current with the latest developments in the ever-evolving landscape of medical aesthetics.

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