What may TDLR require from a violator of their rules?

The requirement for a violator to complete additional education is grounded in the concept of ensuring that practitioners maintain a high standard of knowledge and skills within their field. When the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) identifies a violation, it often aims to not only penalize but also to educate and improve the practice of the violator. This additional education could take various forms, such as remedial courses or workshops, focusing on the rules, regulations, and best practices within the esthetician industry.

This approach not only helps to rectify the specific instance of wrongdoing but also equips the practitioner to avoid future infractions and enhances the overall quality of service provided to clients. By mandating additional educational requirements, TDLR reinforces the importance of ongoing professional development and adherence to the standards expected in the field.