Aesthetics courses are currently experiencing tremendous growth, driven by increasing consumer demand for non-invasive cosmetic procedures and treatments. As this industry continues to evolve, it becomes crucial for professionals to stay up-to-date with the latest regulations. New regulations have been proposed by the government to implement licensing standards for all aesthetics courses and treatments, meaning practitioners legally will have to meet these regulations in order to continue working.
In this blog post, we will explore the new regulations in the industry and highlight the reasons why it is important to train with a regulated provider and awarding body.
Ensuring Client Safety:
One of the primary reasons for implementing new regulations in the aesthetics beauty industry is to ensure client safety. Non-invasive cosmetic procedures, such as injectables, laser treatments, and chemical peels, require a high level of expertise to perform safely and effectively. By training with a regulated provider, professionals learn the correct techniques, gain comprehensive knowledge about potential risks and complications, and understand how to minimise them. This ensures that clients receive treatments from qualified practitioners who prioritise their well-being.
Protecting Professional Reputation:
For individuals working in the aesthetics beauty industry, their professional reputation is paramount. By undergoing training with a regulated provider, professionals can demonstrate their commitment to following industry standards and ethical practices. This not only enhances their credibility but also builds trust among clients and peers. Training with a regulated provider equips professionals with the necessary skills to deliver exceptional results while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism.
Adapting to Evolving Industry Standards:
The aesthetics beauty industry is continuously evolving, with advancements in technology, research, and treatment techniques. New regulations are often introduced to reflect these changes and ensure that professionals remain knowledgeable and proficient. Training with a regulated provider ensures that practitioners are aware of the latest developments and techniques, enabling them to provide cutting-edge treatments and stay ahead in this competitive industry.
Access to Regulated Training:
Regulated providers often offer comprehensive training programs that cover a wide range of topics related to the aesthetics beauty industry. These programs include theoretical knowledge, practical training, hands-on experience, and ongoing support. By training with a regulated provider, professionals gain a deep understanding of anatomy, skin physiology, product knowledge, treatment protocols, and client management. This well-rounded education equips them with the necessary skills to deliver safe, effective, and customised treatments.
More Information:
As the aesthetics beauty industry continues to flourish, it is essential for professionals to prioritise proper training and education. Embracing these new regulations is crucial not only for the growth and success of professionals but also for the overall development and sustainability of the aesthetics beauty industry. For more information on these regulations head to The British Beauty Council.
We are committed to providing the highest standards of training to our students and are pleased to be introducing a range of VTCT Aesthetics Courses in the near future. VTCT is a globally recognised awarding body and have put together an Access to Aesthetics course, allowing individuals who do not want to train in traditional beauty treatments at Level 2 and 3, access to higher level Aesthetics courses with the correct regulated training.
To attend our aesthetics launch event for more information on these new courses and a Q&A, please email team@nshb.uk or sign up for our live Facebook event. If you cannot make these events please get in touch to book an appointment at the school where you can meet the team and ask any questions you have about our courses.
If you’re new to the industry and would like to train in non-aesthetic beauty treatments, take a look at our other beauty courses.
