Aesthetic Nurse

Remote

💊 Health

Aesthetic Nurses may perform or help physicians and surgeons perform a variety of procedures, including chemical peels, liposuction, dermabrasion, dermal filler injections, Botox injections, laser hair removal, tattoo removal, collagen replacement therapy, rhinoplasty and abdominoplasty. When they successfully complete their job duties, Aesthetic Nurses ensure that patients receive quality care, lowering the likelihood of medical errors and increasing patient satisfaction. Their role as patient educators also helps to reduce the risk of complications following procedures.

What does a Aesthetic Nurse do?

An Aesthetic Nurse, or Cosmetic Nurse, is a health care professional who cares for patients undergoing cosmetic and dermatological procedures. Their duties include performing procedures, assisting dermatologists and plastic surgeons and educating patients about aftercare instructions.

Responsibilities

A Aesthetic Nurse should be able to fulfill various duties and responsibilities. The following are some duties and responsibilities a Aesthetic Nurse should be able to execute:

Interviewing patients to uncover their needs during initial consultation appointments
Preparing operating rooms and examination rooms for procedures
Performing minimally invasive cosmetic procedures independently
Assisting dermatologists and plastic surgeons during more invasive procedures
Monitoring patient vital signs and general condition following procedures
Maintaining accurate patient records
Giving post-procedure instructions to patients
Remaining up-to-date on the latest innovations in dermatological and plastic surgical treatments

Required Skills

A competitive Aesthetic Nurse will have certain skills and qualifications, including:

In-depth knowledge of common dermatological and plastic surgery procedures
Verbal communication skills to interact with other health care professionals and provide clear instructions to patients
Observation skills to monitor patient status during procedures
Interpersonal skills to help patients feel at ease
Attentiveness to detail to perform procedures correctly and update records accurately
Ability to use the tools and equipment necessary to perform procedures
Familiarity with patient records management software
Ability to remain upright for long periods during procedures

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