Medical Esthetician
4ever youngNew Albany (OH)
About the role
Role Summary:
The Medical Esthetician specializes in advanced skincare treatments, offering services like chemical peels, HydraFacial, SkinPen microneedling, custom facials, and laser hair removal. This role combines technical expertise with exceptional customer service to deliver personalized skincare solutions that align with patient goals.
Benefits: Bonus based on performance
Competitive salary
Employee discounts
Flexible schedule
Free uniforms
Training & development
Wellness resources
Key Responsibilities: Skincare Treatments:
Perform advanced procedures, including chemical peels, HydraFacial, microneedling, and custom facials.
Assess patient skin conditions and recommend tailored treatment plans.
Educate patients on pre- and post-treatment care.
Customer Interaction:
Build trust and long‑term relationships with patients by educating them on their skincare concerns, recommending customized treatments, and following up on treatment progress to ensure satisfaction.[1]
Build trust and rapport with patients to ensure a positive experience.
Answer questions about skincare products, services, and potential outcomes.
Sales and Product Recommendations:
Promote skincare products and treatment packages.
Educate patients on the benefits of ongoing skincare regimens to enhance results.
Core Skills and Knowledge
Proficiency in chemical peels, microneedling, and advanced facial treatments.
Strong understanding of skin anatomy and conditions like acne, hyperpigmentation, and fine lines.
Exceptional interpersonal skills for patient interaction.
Sales‑oriented mindset to promote products and services effectively.
Tasks
Perform skincare treatments with precision and adherence to safety protocols.
Conduct skin assessments and develop personalized treatment plans.
Maintain cleanliness and organization of treatment rooms and tools.
Document patient progress and update records after each session.
Participate in ongoing training to stay updated on industry trends and innovations.
Success in this role is measured by
Client retention rate (% of repeat customers)
Skincare product sales revenue (average per treatment)
Treatment plan conversion rate
Patient satisfaction scores (Referrals or customer feedback)
Required Knowledge and Abilities
Certification in esthetics and advanced skincare procedures.
Knowledge of medical‑grade skincare products and their applications.
Ability to educate and build strong patient relationships.
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