A cosmetic doctor's job description includes consulting with patients to determine their aesthetic goals, developing personalized treatment plans, and performing both surgical and non-surgical procedures like Botox, fillers, or more complex surgeries to improve appearance. Key responsibilities also involve prioritizing patient safety, providing pre- and post-operative care, and maintaining accurate medical records while staying current with medical advancements. Core responsibilities Patient consultation: Meet with patients to discuss their cosmetic goals, medical history, and concerns. Treatment planning: Create personalized treatment plans based on patient needs and goals. Performing procedures: Administer treatments, which can include Botox, dermal fillers, laser therapy, chemical peels, and major surgeries like facelifts or breast augmentation. Patient care: Provide comprehensive pre - cosmetic tratment and post-treatment care, educate patients on risks and benefits, and manage any complications. Record keeping: Maintain accurate and confidential patient records and documentation. Professional development: Stay up-to-date with the latest advancements, techniques, and technologies in cosmetic filed. Collaboration: Work with other healthcare professionals, such as nurses , as part of a multidisciplinary team. Compliance: Adhere to all ethical, legal, and regulatory standards. Required skills and qualifications A strong medical background in a relevant field like dermatology or plastic surgery. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to build rapport with patients. Attention to detail and a keen eye for aesthetic results. Compassion and patience, especially when addressing patient anxieties. Key Responsibilities Patient Consultations and Assessment: Conduct thorough consultations to understand patient goals, concerns, and medical history. They assess the area to be treated, manage patient expectations, and develop personalized treatment plans. Performing Procedures: Execute a range of non-surgical aesthetic procedures. These commonly include: Botox and hyaluronic acid injections for treating wrinkles and restoring volume. Skin treatment for skin rejuvenation, and treating pigment spots or scars. Chemical peels and microdermabrasion for improving skin quality and clarity. Treating skin imperfections like moles, cysts, and superficial scars. Patient Care and Follow-up: Provide comprehensive pre- and post-treatment care, including instructions and monitoring recovery to ensure optimal and natural-looking results. They also manage any potential complications. Preventive Care: Guide patients on preventative measures to delay the effects of aging, offering advice on skincare, diet, and lifestyle. Documentation and Compliance: Maintain accurate and confidential patient records in compliance with medical guidelines and regulations. Collaboration: Work with other healthcare professionals, such as plastic surgeons, dermatologists, and nurses, to ensure comprehensive patient care. Continuing Education: Stay updated on the latest advancements, techniques, and technologies in aesthetic medicine through ongoing training and professional development. Essential Skills and Qualifications Education: A valid medical degree (MD, MBBS, or DO) from an accredited institution. Licensing and Certification: A valid DHA license to practice. Technical Skills: Expertise and precision in performing non-surgical cosmetic techniques. Aesthetic Judgment: A keen eye for detail and an artistic sense to ensure harmonious and natural results tailored to each patient's anatomy. Interpersonal Skills: Exceptional communication, empathy, and listening skills to build patient trust and effectively manage their expectations and concerns. Ethical Rigor: A commitment to patient safety and adherence to ethical standards, knowing when to refuse a procedure if it is not in the patient's best interest. Problem-Solving: Strong problem-solving abilities to address any issues or complications that may arise during or after treatment