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This position is much more sales-focused than patient-care focused. The bonus structure exists, but the compensation compared to the level of revenue expected can feel disproportionate. Very high sales numbers resulted in relatively small bonus payouts.

The workplace culture was extremely focused on revenue, sometimes at the expense of employee wellbeing and morale. Breaks were non existent often, and the environment could feel high-pressure and stressful.

I also experienced situations that raised ethical concerns. There were times when transparency with clients did not feel like a priority, and employees were expected to follow directives that did not always align with what I personally felt was in the client’s best interest. Additionally, there were concerns about equipment reliability and being expected to continue working under those conditions.

Management oversight was constant, and employees often felt heavily monitored, which contributed to a lack of trust and added stress.

Advancement opportunities were limited despite strong performance, and compensation and commission policies after separation were not always clearly communicated.

Overall, this role may be a good fit for someone highly motivated by sales, but those seeking an ethical, patient-focused, and supportive clinical environment may find it challenging.

Light RX provided me with valuable hands-on experience in the aesthetics industry, and I genuinely enjoyed working with my patients. I had a great manager who made the job more enjoyable, and I appreciated the opportunity to develop my skills. However, there were several challenges that made the job difficult.

One of the biggest issues was the lack of proper training. I was promised advanced training that never materialized and was expected to perform treatments with little preparation. This was particularly concerning because I was sometimes required to use malfunctioning machines on clients, which felt ethically wrong. I always strived to provide the best care possible, but working with faulty equipment made that difficult.

The workplace culture could be unprofessional at times, with a somewhat cliquish or catty environment. The sales pressure was intense, and the expectation to sell high-priced packages often felt like the main focus, sometimes overshadowing patient care. Additionally, the long weekday hours could be exhausting, though the one-hour lunch break was a small relief.

Overall, while I value the experience I gained at Light RX and appreciate the patients I had the privilege to work with, the lack of proper training, ethical concerns, and high-pressure sales environment made it a challenging place to work long-term. I believe that with better training, a stronger emphasis on ethical standards, and a more supportive workplace culture, it could be a much better experience for employees and clients alike.

My experience as a Laser Technician at LightRx was challenging due to consistent management and workplace culture issues. Leadership was largely uncommunicative and often demeaning, with a primary focus on revenue rather than patient care. There was little accountability at the management level, while staff were held to unrealistic expectations.

The work environment was extremely stressful, with no true work-life balance. Breaks were often nonexistent, and technicians were expected to operate as “workhorses” in a high-volume setting. Staffing and scheduling practices contributed to burnout rather than sustainability.

Additionally, there was noticeable caddiness and lack of professionalism among staff, which further impacted morale and teamwork. Opportunities for advancement or professional growth were essentially nonexistent, leaving little motivation for long-term commitment.

While the role provided hands-on experience with laser treatments, the overall environment lacked support, structure, and respect for both employees and patients. Meaningful changes in leadership approach and workplace culture would be necessary to improve retention and employee satisfaction.

I loved my experience at Light Rx and plan on coming back! I have had great training and have seen results with my clients. This is a laser technician position but you are expected to upsell. The tickets are high tickets so you must feel comfortable in a sales as well as a tech. This is not a job where you can coast by, so as long as you have a mindset to work and grow you will thrive. My team has been great and the company has treated me good since I’ve worked here! Also you can get thousand dollar treatments for free while working there, I say that’s definitely a score. 

A great team at Okemos.  I have small kids and just couldn't juggle the schedule and sales quota demands.  The opportunity to work with high quality lasers and variety of services  is amazing.  This a high demand job, sales quota and busy schedule - if you enjoy that environment, apply.   There is no interaction with corporate as a tech so having a good relationship with the local management is critical for success.  The majority of the clients are really kind, but a good bit of grouponers and price shoppers that are tight with the $ that are shocked at med-spa prices.   Ultimately I am choosing to move to a non sales role with less hours will fit my lifestyle.

Coming to work is like spending the day with family. We are a team and we have each other's backs. Helping clients build their confidence and regain self esteem is the biggest payoff and the ultimate goal. 

The hardest part of the job:  remembering not everyday will be a win but it can still be fight well fought. 

My job never feels like work, it's my passion and where my heart is. 

There’s a lot of good and a little bad working here. Incentivized by upsells, it’s a good fit for someone who’s good at sales and is used to fast paced work. Must be a fast learner too, but as long as you pick up the information quickly, and keep your sales at least halfway decent, then there’s a lot of opportunity for growth, bonuses, and extra learning. High turnover due to this misunderstanding in my opinion. 

This company is awesome! I can make as much money as I want with the bonus structure and the hourly pay is awesome! We get to take advantage of treatments which is really awesome!!! The management is good she cares about you as a person and wants to see you grow! I never wake up in the morning and dread coming to work which is the first for me. 

I love working for this company. You get so many good benefits and the pay plus the bonus’s that we get is more than most med spas. All the girls that i work with and so nice and encouraging, it’s just a good environment to be in. I’ve learned so much about esthetics while working here and it’s really made my passion for it even stronger. 

Great company that has been turned around!!  Paid holiday and sick days.  Training provided assuring you are confident to work on clients.   Team members work as a team.  Great hourly and bonuses !!  Benefits, paid time and sick time  life insurance .     Happy to work with Amazing people.   

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