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Esthetician Careers
Put your skincare expertise to work. Browse positions at day spas, medical spas, and dermatology offices looking for licensed estheticians.
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For Job Seekers
Find esthetician roles with product commissions, continuing education support, and room to grow into lead or training positions.
For Employers
Hire licensed estheticians skilled in facials, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and client consultations.
Post a Job in this Category →Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications do I need to be an esthetician?
You need a state esthetician license, which requires completing an accredited esthetics program (typically 600-1500 hours) and passing a state board exam. Some states also require continuing education credits.
How much do estheticians make?
Estheticians earn an average of $38,920 per year, with salaries ranging from $28,000 to $62,000 depending on location, experience, and specialization. Medical estheticians typically earn more.
What's the difference between an esthetician and a medical esthetician?
Medical estheticians work in clinical settings like medspas and dermatology offices, performing advanced treatments like chemical peels and laser procedures. They typically require additional training and certifications beyond a basic esthetician license.
Are esthetician jobs in demand?
Yes, esthetician jobs are projected to grow 17% through 2032, much faster than average. The growth is driven by increasing interest in skincare, anti-aging treatments, and medical aesthetics.