Douglas

When choosing someone to work on your skin, credentials matter. A qualified esthetician should have formal training—either from a recognized beauty college or an accredited international programme—and ideally ongoing education in newer techniques like LED light therapy or acid treatments. They should read your skin accurately during consultation, ask about your routine at home, and explain why they're recommending specific products or treatments. Red flags include practitioners who push expensive product lines without listening to your concerns, or those who promise instant results. In Randburg's competitive market, experience counts: someone who's been doing this for five years versus five months will likely understand skin nuances and complication prevention much better.