No need to study. Unless she is engaged in medical imaging and so on. I don't think it's a good idea to have a secondary license for computers, but I think it's a good idea to have a secondary license for computers. You said that the pressure of competition, then the depth of their own professional learning, learning fine, medical cosmetology is not plastic surgery and so on? The light of the medical aspect of surgery and internal medicine is enough for you to learn. The second level of the computer is mainly programming, seems to have little to do with surgery. I believe that if you can learn the medical aspects of the master, computer level 2 is a piece of cake. Medical aesthetics has very little to do with computers in the first place, so why does it have to be linked to computers? "But she also said that computers are so popular now that she is afraid of not being able to catch up with the situation", computers are developing so fast that unless one majors in computers, one will never be able to catch up with the situation. "Her classmates are blindly enrolled in the VF", VF this kind of thing I do not quite understand, but the use of VF only accounted for a very small part of the programmers, it would be better to learn the C language, with a lot of people. The first level of the test which office office software on the line, very practical.
PS is very good, to learn. In short, medical cosmetology and computers have little to do with understanding the basic operation can be, there is no need to test the second level, if just for a certificate to the interviewer, that's a different story.