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Electrolysis Licensing Requirements in Arizona

In Arizona, electrology is regulated by the Arizona State Board of Cosmetology. To perform electrolysis legally in the state, individuals must obtain an active license as an Aesthetician or Cosmetologist and complete additional electrolysis-specific training. Arizona does not issue a separate Electrologist license, but electrolysis may be practiced by licensed professionals who meet required criteria.

Key Facts About Electrolysis in Arizona

  • No standalone electrologist license — practice allowed under esthetician/cosmetologist license
  • Additional electrolysis training must be completed through a recognized program
  • Arizona State Board of Cosmetology governs licensing and compliance
  • CPE certification is optional but enhances credibility and skillset
  • Approved schools may be located in-state or out-of-state (for theory or practical)

Who Needs This License

Individuals who want to legally provide professional beauty or wellness services in the United States

Immigrants or newcomers looking to formalize their skills and work legally in salons, spas, or independently

Students who have completed training and want to meet state licensing requirements

Career changers transitioning into the beauty or wellness industry

Professionals moving to a new state who need to update or transfer their license

Salon or studio owners who want to operate fully licensed and insured businesses

Freelancers working with clients in clinics, at events, or on-set — where licensing is often mandatory

What You’ll Learn

Licensing Pathways for Electrolysis in Arizona

  • Hold a valid Arizona Aesthetician or Cosmetologist license
  • Complete a certified electrolysis training program (typically 320–600 hours)
  • Maintain CPR and sanitation compliance as per state board requirements

Practitioners must remain up to date with continuing education and Arizona State Board guidelines to remain in good standing.

Recommended Certifications

Certified Professional Electrologist (CPE)

  • Issued by the American Electrology Association (AEA)
  • Demonstrates advanced proficiency in blend, galvanic, and thermolysis methods
  • Voluntary but widely recognized by employers and clients
Electrolysis license application process in the United States in Arizona

Training Programs and Schools

  • Arizona Academy of Beauty — Tucson
  • Southwest Institute of Natural Aesthetics — Tempe
  • National Laser Institute — Scottsdale (advanced modalities)
  • Texas Electrolysis Institute — online modules with in-person practicals
  • Electrology Institute of New England — CPE training
  • ElectrolysisCourse.com — hybrid training options and exam prep

How to Get Started

  1. Obtain a cosmetology or aesthetics license through Arizona State Board
  2. Enroll in an approved electrolysis program (may be out-of-state or online)
  3. Log all practical training hours and complete final exams
  4. Apply your training under your active license

Career Outlook for Electrologists in Arizona

Job Prospects and Income Potential

  • Average treatment cost: $80–$140 per session
  • Monthly earnings: $3,500–$7,000 for full-time providers
  • High demand in: Scottsdale, Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa
  • Workplaces: medical spas, salons, dermatology clinics, solo practice

Electrolysis Clinics in Arizona

  • LaserAway & Electrolysis Center — Phoenix
  • Dermaplus Electrolysis — Tucson
  • TrueSkin Professionals — Mesa
  • Radiant Results Studio — Chandler
  • Elite Electrolysis & Skincare — Scottsdale
  • Advanced Electrolysis AZ — Glendale

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Student Testimonials

“Getting licensed in Arizona required me to first become an aesthetician, but the electrolysis training was absolutely worth it.”
— Lillian P., Mesa

“I combined my skincare background with CPE certification, and now I’m running my own studio in Phoenix.”
— Reema D., Phoenix

Independent Electrologists in Arizona

  • Amanda Torres — Precision Electrolysis, Phoenix
  • Erika Zhang — ElectroGlow Studio, Tucson
  • Karen Silva — Skincare & Electrolysis, Scottsdale
  • Natalie Brooks — Smooth Appeal, Chandler
  • Linda Park — True Touch Electrolysis, Glendale
  • Vanessa Ruiz — HairFree Solutions, Mesa
  • Leila Monroe — Perfectly Bare, Tempe

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Arizona have a separate electrologist license?

No. Electrolysis is practiced under a cosmetologist or aesthetician license with additional training.

Is online electrolysis training accepted?

Yes, for theory. Practical hours must usually be completed in-person under supervision.

Do I need CPE certification?

It is optional in Arizona but provides professional credibility and advanced competency.

How many hours of training are required?

Electrolysis programs typically range from 320 to 600 hours, depending on curriculum and format.