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Aesthetic Therapy Services Level 3 (MP-060-3:2013). This NOSS development needs to be done to ensure that the knowledge and skills requirements are up-to-date and in line with current economic developments, market needs and trends. In addition, the new requirements included in this new NOSS are based on new technology know-hows, changing market demand, safety and regulatory guidelines and skill graduates employability to acquire the competencies and standards in the aesthetic therapy and aesthetic medical industry.
The new NOSS document shall be used as a framework of reference to follow for training and assessment by training providers in Malaysia to fulfil each competency required by the future competent workers. With the increasing demand for multiracial skilled workers in the aesthetic services industry, there is a need to produce quality, professionally trained and certified practitioners to fill the aesthetic job market in the country. However, Muslim workers are to adhere syariah compliant practices. A certified practitioner should follow salon safety and hygiene, adopt good personal and hygiene standards, practise professional ethics of good conduct and behaviour towards clients, among colleagues and fellow practitioners in similar industry. Building, maintaining and expanding a client network based on attributes like being professional, knowledgeable, skilful, personal, friendly, honest, approachable and respectful are good traits to be recognised globally. A competent workforce would be able to position Malaysia as the centre of excellence in the ASEAN region. With the cooperation of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism stating the Dos and Don’ts of the aesthetic services, professionalism is further improved where the occurrence of unwanted incidents limited while enhancing consumer protection against improper practices in the beauty industry.