EP 221: Working Within Your Scope of Practice
Just because a client asks you to do something doesn't mean it's within your scope of practice.
In Episode 221 of the Stephanie Laynes Institute Beauty Business Podcast, we're talking about something EVERY esthetician needs to understand: working within your professional scope of practice.
As estheticians, we want to help our clients. We want to provide solutions. We want them to see results.
But there is a line between providing professional esthetic services and stepping into an area that may require a different license, credential, or healthcare professional.
Knowing where that line is isn't about limiting your business.
It's about protecting it.
π¨ βBut I Saw Another Esthetician Doing Itβ¦β
Social media can make it easy to assume that because another beauty professional is performing a treatment, recommending something, or making certain claims, you can do it too.
That's not necessarily true.
Your scope can depend on your license, training, service being performed, products or devices being used, and the laws and regulations where you practice.
π§ Listen to EP 221: Working Within Your Scope of Practice on the Stephanie Laynes Institute Beauty Business Podcast.
This episode is for educational purposes and is not legal or medical advice. Scope-of-practice requirements vary by jurisdiction. Check with your state licensing or regulatory authority for the rules that apply to your license.
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