Body Contouring FAQ

My class is designed to give you the ultimate learning experience without the big cost. This class is designed to kick start my students’ careers into the world of body contouring. My students will leave with all of the knowledge, support and best products required to launch their career. I pride myself on my small class sizes that encourage more one on one time with students and their educator. My class covers all aspects needed to become successful in Body Contouring. 

Do you offer payment payment plans? Yes, I have several options!
A: I offer installment plans through PayPal, ShopPay, and Klarna, allowing you to pay for your class over time. The specific time frame for each plan varies based on approval. For Afterpay send me an email @srharper30@gmail.com

B: My in-house payment plan requires a non-refundable deposit of $200. You can set the dates and amounts of each payment to pay off the balance over time. Once the balance is paid, you'll be ready to take the class! If you're interested in this option, send me an email and I will get  you set up. srharper30@gmail.com

However, it's essential to note that regulations vary, and some states do have specific requirements.

• Colorado (CO): Colorado residents must hold a Cosmetologist or Esthetician license or be a licensed medical professional. More information can be found here.

• Nevada (NV): Check licensing services here. Refer to Nevada legislation SB291 for detailed information.

• Washington (WA): Individuals offering services related to cosmetology, hair design, barber, manicurist, esthetician, or master esthetician in Washington must be licensed by the Department of Licensing (DOL). More info can be found here.

• Oregon (OR): Advanced estheticians are required in Oregon; details can be found here.

• Utah (UT): Refer to Utah legislation here and apply for a license here.

• Virginia (VA): Access Virginia regulations here and information on getting licensed here.

• Washington DC: To earn licensure as an esthetician in Washington DC, completion of a 600-hour esthetics program through a licensed school is required. Review regulations here and find an esthetician school here.

• Florida: Performing radio frequency and cavitation in Florida requires a "license to touch." Additional information can be found here.

• Maryland: Does not require a specialized license.
• Ohio: Does not require a specialized license.

In most other states, the procedure can be performed by various professionals, including Nurses, Physician Assistants, Estheticians, and Medical Assistants, with proper training from accredited companies. It's crucial to check your state regulations, as this information serves as a general resource.