If I take up the course in estha tech medicine, will I be able to practice clinically, for example, perform procedures like lasers and injectables?

It depends on the country’s regulations. Completing a course in esthetic technology medicine alone usually does not allow you to practice clinically or perform procedures like lasers and injectables independently.

- In many countries, you need a recognized medical degree, proper licensing, and sometimes additional certifications to legally perform these procedures.
- For example, in India, you must have a recognized medical qualification and register with the National Medical Commission (NMC). If your course does not meet NMC requirements, you cannot practice medicine or perform clinical procedures independently.

Requirements vary by country and are subject to change.