Electrolysis Training in the USA — Certification & Licensing
Electrolysis is the only permanent hair removal method approved by the FDA and regulated at the state level. By completing this program, you can earn your official electrologist license and begin working legally — whether in a salon or independently. Our electrolysis training is available across the U.S., requires no medical background, and is suitable for beginners.
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Who This Course Is For
Beginners starting from zero — no experience or background required
Immigrants looking to start a respected, licensed profession in the U.S.
Licensed professionals expanding into new services (hair, skin, nails, laser, brows, etc.)
Beauty school graduates who want hands-on mastery and real-world skills
Stylists or artists transitioning into medical aesthetics, wellness, or personal care
Men and women looking to master professional grooming, skincare, or artistry
People planning to work in or open a salon, barbershop, or studio
Career changers searching for flexible, high-demand paths with income potential
What You’ll Learn
Who This Course Is For
- Beginners with no prior experience looking to start a career in beauty
- Licensed estheticians or cosmetologists who want to expand their skills
- Anyone pursuing a state electrologist license
- Those looking to train without a medical education requirement
What You’ll Learn
- Principles and physics of electrolysis
- Equipment types: blend, thermolysis, galvanic
- Machine settings and needle techniques
- Health and safety, sanitation, client care
- Practice on live models
- Exam preparation and licensing guidance
Course Format & Duration
- In-person training at licensed academies
- Online theory combined with in-person practical (available in some states)
- Duration: 3 to 8 weeks, depending on format
- Flexible schedules: intensive or evening options
Upon completion, you’ll receive a certificate to apply for a state license.
Certification & Licensing Support
- Certificate of completion
- Guidance for licensing paperwork
- Licensing exam preparation
- Employment tips and job referrals
Career Outlook
Job Opportunities and Income
Electrolysis is a regulated profession with stable demand. Certified electrologists typically charge between $75 and $150 per session. Since each treatment area requires multiple sessions, this creates reliable recurring income. Many electrologists operate independently or partner with clinics to maximize earnings and flexibility.
- Average session fee: $75–$150 depending on state and setting
- Estimated income: $3,000–$6,000+ per month for full-time specialists
- Common work settings: salons, medical spas, dermatology clinics, or private practice
- Revenue model: 6–12 sessions per area per client
- Demand drivers: hormonal conditions (e.g. PCOS), gender-affirming care, permanent hair removal preferences
Electrolysis Clinics in the USA
- National Electrolysis Network — Various States
- Advanced Hair Removal Center — California, TX, NY
- MedSpa Partners — Illinois, Florida, Arizona
- Certified Beauty Clinics — Nationwide
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Student Testimonials
“I completed the electrolysis course in California with no medical background and earned my license in 1.5 months. It’s absolutely doable!”
— Daria L.
“Huge thanks for the support — from theory to practice to submitting licensing paperwork. I’ve been working in a NYC salon for 6 months now!”
— Kristina V.
Independent Electrology Practitioners in the USA
- Ashley Morgan — Certified Electrologist, Los Angeles, CA
- Tiffany Brown — Electrolysis Specialist, Chicago, IL
- Maria Evans — Hair Removal Expert, Miami, FL
- Jessica Lin — Licensed Electrologist, Seattle, WA
- Rachel Kim — Advanced Electrology Practice, New York, NY
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I enroll without a medical degree?
Yes — most U.S. states do not require a medical background. We’ll guide you based on your location.
How long is the course?
Typically 3 to 8 weeks, depending on your schedule and state requirements.
What’s required to get licensed?
Complete the program, meet practical hour requirements, and pass your state exam (if applicable).
Where do classes take place?
Training is available at licensed schools across all U.S. states. Some programs offer hybrid formats.