30/07/2025
Embarking on a career in aesthetics as a nurse presents both challenges and opportunities. Let’s address some common concerns:
Balancing Roles: It’s important to note that while you can work in both the NHS and the aesthetics industry, managing both roles requires careful consideration of time, responsibilities, and potential conflicts of interest.
Training Costs: Investing in aesthetics training can be substantial. However, many practitioners find that the potential returns and personal satisfaction justify the initial expenditure.
Post-Training Support: After completing training, it’s common to feel uncertain. Seeking mentorship, joining professional networks, and engaging in continuous education can provide guidance and confidence as you establish your practice.
Industry Saturation: While the aesthetics field is growing, with the UK market projected to reach £5.4 billion by 2026 , there’s room for practitioners who offer unique skills and personalised services. Differentiating yourself through specialized treatments or exceptional patient care can help you stand out.
Remember, every professional’s journey is unique. If you have specific questions or need further insights, feel free to message me. I’m here to help you navigate your path in the aesthetics industry.
👩🏻🦱 Dr Lisa Dinley
📍Beeston, Nottingham
👩🏻⚕️GDC registered
❤️ Qualified Dentist
📞0115 855 6123
🩺 Specialist in medical aesthetics
