Aesthetician Schools

Why Attend an Aesthetician School?

An aesthetician, also called a skin care specialist, gets to make people look and feel beautiful. Offering facials, full-body treatments, head and neck massages, and possibly applying makeup, an aesthetician should learn a wide variety of skills before beginning to work. You may be able to get even more clients with formal training in laser treatments.

To become a full-fledged aesthetician, you typically must obtain a state-certified license. In some states, this means you first need a high school diploma or GED, but since licensing requirements vary you should check on the regulations within your own state. In order to qualify for an exam, you generally need to attend an aesthetician school.

Degree Programs in Aesthetician : Campus and Online Schools

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Baltimore School of Massage - Baltimore
The Baltimore School of Massage Therapy can prepare you for a fulfilling career in the fields of Massage Therapy, Esthetics (Skin Care), or Shaitsu and Asian Bodywork.

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Medix - West
The purpose of the Medix School West can best be described as the preparation of individuals for employment in positions related to the Medical and Dental professions. Surveys of the industries which employ our graduates are conducted to determine what changes or modifications should be made in our training to give the best possible preparation for a career in the fields in which we train. All programs conclude with a four week Externship which allows the students to practice their skills in an authentic work environment.

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Empire Beauty Schools - Owings Mills (Greater Baltimore)
Get the hands-on training you need to succeed in the cosmetology industry at Empire Beauty Schools. Choose from over 80 locations across 18 states.

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