Under which circumstance might a license be denied, revoked, or suspended?

Obtaining a license by fraud or deceit is a serious violation of ethical standards and legal obligations within the esthetics profession. When a license is issued based on false information or misrepresentation, it undermines the integrity of the licensing process and poses a risk to public safety. Regulatory bodies have strict guidelines to ensure that all licensed professionals adhere to ethical practices, and any instance of fraud or deceit not only jeopardizes the validity of the license but also can lead to severe consequences such as denial, revocation, or suspension.

In contrast, circumstances such as achieving a high customer rating, participating in community events, or having no history of complaints reflect positive engagement in the profession and do not warrant any disciplinary action against the licensee. These factors contribute to a professional's reputation and standing in the community, demonstrating compliance with industry standards rather than violations.