Laser hair removal professionals directory Laser
Blazers
CRITERIA:
To
get listed in the Laser Blazer Directory, you must meet
ALL of the following criteria:
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You
must be a practicing electrologist. If you live in a
state that licenses electrologists, you must hold a
current license and perform electrolysis treatments.
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You
must have a certificate of completion of a minimum
30-hour laser training course from one of the following
laser training facilities. If you have received a
30-hour course from an institution that is not listed
below, you may submit that information for
consideration.
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LaserBlazers, St. Augustine Beach, Florida
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Rocky
Mountain College of Laser/Electrolysis, Denver, Colorado
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Orlando Institute of Electrolysis, Orlando, Florida
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Lasertrolysis, Naples, Florida
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J & S
Surgical Services/Emerald Coast Laser Training, Ft.
Walton Beach, Florida
COST:
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$50
initial setup fee
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$250
annual fee
FEATURES:
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You
write the information that appears on your page. (We can
help you with that if necessary)
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You
can advertise more than one location, and any legitimate
service that you may offer in addition to hair removal.
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You
can advertise any ‘specials’ that you might want to run,
such as holiday or seasonal discounts.
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You
can add a link to other sites that would be appropriate
for your business.
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If
you have good before/after photos that you would like to
share with the photo gallery, please send them to the
webmaster via email.
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If
you have relevant issues or articles that you would like
to see appear on the LaserBlazer site, you can submit
them to the webmaster.
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You
can submit any suggestions or input to the webmaster for
consideration to be placed on the site. (Example:
Frequently Asked Questions, Political issues or articles
of interest, etc.)
CREDENTIALS:
The
following credentials are currently the only national
certification programs that Laser Blazers recognize.
Both
national organizations have aligned themselves with an
independent testing agency, and have constructed their
exams according to their strict standards. All 3 of
these national credentials require 75 hours of
continuing education every 5 years. The Society of
Clinical & Medical Electrologists (SCME) is an active
member of the International Association of Continuing
Education Training (IACET), and adheres to their
guidelines.
CCE-Certified
Clinical Electrologist
This credential was the first certification available to
the electrology profession. It was first given in
Secacus, N.J. in 1986.
CME-Certified Medical Electrologist
This is an upper level credential. Only those who
already hold the credential of CCE or CPE can apply for
this exam. It is the only credential in the world that
represents an electrologist’s knowledge concerning laser
technology. It was first administered in Nashville, TN
in 1998.
CPE-Certified Professional Electrologist
It was first administered in 1987 to compete with the
CCE credential.
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