Electrolysis Training Workshop

Get Trained in Electrolysis Techniques

  • Program Length

    120 hours

  • Schedule

    34 hours Theory, and 86 hours Hands-on Practical training

  • Next Start Date

    November 3, 2026

  • Pre-requisite

    No Professional License Required, but Experience is Recommended (More Details Below)

Seek permanent hair removal through Electrolysis

Electrolysis is the only method of permanent hair removal that can remove unwanted hair from the face, legs, chin, back, arms, underarms, bikini line, and other areas. It involves inserting a fine probe into the hair follicle and applying a small electrical current to destroy the dermal papilla, thereby preventing future hair growth.

What You Will Learn

The Electrolysis workshop offers 34 hours of theory and 86 hours of hands-on practical training in galvanic, thermolysis, and blend methods. Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a certificate in Electrolysis Hair Removal Theory and Treatment from the instructor.

As an Electrologist, you can service individuals of all ages and genders to achieve smoother, hairless skin. Electrolysis Hair Removal treatments take 15 to 60 minutes per service depending on the area or areas treated. Electrolysis sessions cost on average $30 to $50 for 15 minutes, and typically, clients need a consistent treatment plan to achieve the best results.

Overall, this workshop will prepare students to advance in their careers by enhancing their skill set and employment prospects, enabling them to distinguish themselves as electrologists.

Eligibility and Requirements

Currently, there are no New York State licensing requirements to perform electrolysis; however, it is recommended that participants possess an esthetician license or other professional licensing, including Cosmetologists (or equivalent professional governing body designation), Licensed Registered Nurse (RN), Licensed Practicing Nurse (LPN), Physicians’ Assistant (PA), Physician, or Massage Therapist. Exceptions are made for graduate students in the above fields or students in their last quarter of study.

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