Delaware SB 295: Aestheticians/Definitions/Scope of Practice

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This Act adds definitions to update the scope of practice for aestheticians. The current scope of practice does not encompass the actual services that aestheticians are educated and trained to perform. This Act provides clarity to professionals and the public as to what treatments are permissible and specifies that an aesthetician’s ability to perform treatments is subject to meeting training requirements and…

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This Act adds definitions to update the scope of practice for aestheticians. The current scope of practice does not encompass the actual services that aestheticians are educated and trained to perform. This Act provides clarity to professionals and the public as to what treatments are permissible and specifies that an aesthetician’s ability to perform treatments is subject to meeting training requirements and manufacturer directions. Finally, the Act adds language, which was previously repealed, to state that licenses must be displayed at the place of business or available for inspection upon request. An apprentice license must be displayed at the apprentice’s workstation. This Act also makes technical corrections to conform existing law to the standards of the Delaware Legislative Drafting Manual.

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Apr 30, 2026CommitteeIntroduced and Assigned to Legislative Oversight & Sunset Committee in Senate · Senate Legislative Oversight & Sunset

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