The College of International Esthetics offers a variety of courses in paramedical esthetics. Each course may be taken individually to allow students to cater their learning to their particular interests. Course offerings include chemical peels, microdermabrasion, permanent makeup, cosmetic laser training and injection training. The courses range in length from two to 17 days. Individuals in each course will practice these newly learned techniques on clients and volunteers in a clinical setting. Students will learn the risks involved in some procedures as well as the importance of the consultation visit with clients. The prerequisite for admission is generally an esthetician or cosmetologist license. Upon completion of each course, graduates receive certification in the paramedical esthetic specialty.
College of International Esthetics, Inc.
7330 W. 52nd Ave., Suite T
Arvada, CO 80002
720-540-0333
internationalesthetics.com
The paramedical esthetician diploma program at Keiser Career College prepares students to work alongside plastic surgeons and other related professionals in the field. Students will study the current procedures involved in the protection, restoration and beautification of skin as well as the pathology and aging process of the skin. The college incorporates hands-on clinical training, and students must autonomously provide a minimum of 80 paramedical skincare services throughout the program. Graduates of the paramedical esthetician program are eligible to register with the State of Florida as a skin care specialist. The program is offered on a full- and part-time basis and may be completed in 12 months of full-time studies. Applicants to the program must have a secondary school diploma or equivalent and successfully complete the entrance exam.
Keiser Career College
15453 N Dale Mabry Highway
Tampa, FL 33618
813-961-2837
keisercareer.edu
The Advanced Para-Medical Esthetic Certification program at the International School of Beauty Esthetique College educates students in various skin procedures, including microdermabrasion, dermaplaning, endermologie, botox, chemical peels and more. Significant emphasis is placed on the client consultation and assessment procedures. Students will learn to evaluate skin conditions and disorders, such as Rosacea and photo-aging, and how to ascertain appropriate courses of treatment. A segment of the program focuses on bacteriology in the salon and spa environment and the chemistry of the ingredients involved in skin care. Students also receive guidance in establishing an independent paramedical esthetic practice. The program is one year in length and is open to licensed estheticians, registered nurses, physicians and physician assistants.
ISBE College
1888 Kalakaua Ave., Suite C-311
Honolulu, HI 96815
800-991-6567
isbecollege.com