What types of violations could lead to disciplinary action by TDLR?

Disciplinary action by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) can arise from various types of violations, particularly unprofessional conduct and health safety violations. Unprofessional conduct encompasses behaviors such as dishonesty, unethical practices, or any action that undermines the integrity of the profession. Health safety violations are critical as they directly concern the well-being of clients, such as failing to follow sanitation protocols or using unsafe products. Instances of these violations could result in revocation of a license, fines, or other penalties aimed at protecting public safety and maintaining professional standards in the esthetics field.

Other options, such as financial misconduct or client dissatisfaction, may be serious but do not encompass the breadth of violations that can warrant disciplinary responses from TDLR. In contrast, health safety and professionalism are foundational elements in the practice of esthetics, making them central to regulatory enforcement.