Comments on: Esthetician Career Options in the Medical Esthetics Setting

By: Jason W

Jason W — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 12:31:32 +0000

I think very nice information here about esthetics courses. My friend is very interested in this field. I will suggest her this post.

Thanks.

By: Melissa Laferriere

Melissa Laferriere — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 14:36:42 +0000

What an interesting article! I am looking for an accredited school in Ontario for Medical Aesthetics, can you advise me please.
I live in London Ontario so the closer to home the better. I would consider moving west though.

Thank you

Melissa

By: Belinda Young

Belinda Young — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 13:38:33 +0000

I found Suzanne S. Warfield’s article quite interesting, since I have been trying to get into this area of medical profession after my primary care doctor recommended tha I look into the Medical Esthetics field. I am now more encouraged than ever to attain my degree, certificaton and license in this field. Could you provide any direction and assistance for me to get started. I live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Thanks ever so much in advance.

By: Kirstin Chalmers

Kirstin Chalmers — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 18:31:07 +0000

Hello,

It is great to see estheticians with such drive and determination. In a industry that is revolving all the time, we need to be advancing our methods and techniques.
I am hoping someone with your great expertise would give me some guidence. I am a CIDESCO an CIBTAC qualified beauty therapist.
I trained at the London School of Beauty and Make up, I worked as a make up artist for MAC and Bobbi Brown for a couple yeras but I fell back into my love for skincare and worked at prominent spas is London and Paris.

Now living in the USA where apparently CIDESCO is a rare occurance and I feel the standard of training here is much lower than Europe.

I feel I have a lot to offer educational wise and from a business point.
I have found it difficult to have my qualifications converted to the ‘USA’ esthetic standard. Can you advise on how one would convert their International qualifications?

Regards

Kirstin

By: Susanne Schultz

Susanne Schultz — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 17:23:20 +0000

I am one of the first 100 Estheticians to be NCEA certified, and it was the best career move I could have made. Not only does it put me in a unique category amongst my peers, my clients immediately feel at ease that I am serious about what I do and have the expertise to address thier skin issues. I work in a medical aesthetic setting which is an exciting and rewarding field. My success stems from my associations such as the NCEA, SDSS, and the ASCP which offer continual advance education formats. If you want to be a “mover and shaker” in this industry, you need to jump on the band wagon! Kudos to Susanne Warfield…a true “Mover and Shaker!”

By: Sharon Kam

Sharon Kam — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 23:22:43 +0000

Hello,
It was very interesting to read your article. I am looking for an accredited school in Ontario for Medical Aesthetics, can you advise me please.
I live in London Ontario so the closer to home the better.

Thank you