If a person with a facialist license is working in a medical office, shouldn’t the medical office have a salon license?
Yes. Under Occupations Code, Section 1602.251(c), a cosmetologist is only authorized to perform cosmetology services at a facility licensed by TDLR as a cosmetology establishment. Therefore, if a person is performing acts under a facialist license at a place of business, then that business must hold a TDLR cosmetology salon or specialty salon license.
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