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It's a perfect explanation...

And... If you have some "magical successes" (for example: an elf) you can spend one to improve the healing.

In a example: instead of one use of the healer's kit or risking a bad roll, even with the advantage of the herbalism kit; you can spend a magical success which means a direct 20 on a die roll.
So, if you have proficiency +2, medicine +3 (for +5); you spend a magical success (+20) - 10 ... That would be 15 points healed.

That only happens with certain cultures. In fact, I think the only one who can do that are Elves. But you can imagine the high support that can provide an Elven Scholar.

Thanks all for the feedback and answers! I believe it is clear for me know.
I also guess you don't expend a charge of the kit if you just go with the dice roll?

Thanks all for the feedback and answers! I believe it is clear for me know.
I also guess you don't expend a charge of the kit if you just go with the dice roll?

Yes. Just like when you attempt to stabilize a dying creature, you either go with the roll, or you expend a use of the healer's kit to avoid rolling entirely and use a 10 in place of the d20 roll.