How Much Does an Aesthetician Make?
Aestheticians, or skincare specialists, are becoming more popular in today's society. In previous years these jobs were found only in spas or other businesses of that nature, but now they are found in businesses such as doctor's offices as well.
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Significance
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Aestheticians are skincare specialists. There are two types of aestheticians: a regular aesthetician and a medical aesthetician.
Types
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An aesthetician may begin by teaching clients about basic skin care and makeup application. A medical aesthetician teaches these tips based on the medical needs of a patient who has been affected by trauma. A burn victim, for example, will need different tips from the average person.
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Earnings
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In the early 2000s, the median annual earnings for an aesthetician was approximately $22,450.
Employment
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Aestheticians who worked for a general health practitioner made an average of $19.97 per hour. That was much higher than those who worked for personal services--normally self-employed--who earned as little as $16.53 as an hourly rate.
Geography
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The salary for aestheticians varies by state. For example, aestheticians in the state of Washington made an average of $19.83 per hour, whereas those in Nevada averaged only $10.03 per hour.
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