Becoming a Licensed aEsthetician with Advanced Clinical Skills in North Carolina

Microneedling treatment, a technique covered in advanced aesthetician training.

How can I become a licensed aesthetician with advanced clinical skills?

Becoming a licensed aesthetician with advanced clinical training starts with completing a state-approved esthetics program that goes beyond basic skincare into clinical and medically adjacent techniques. At Rich Institute of Aesthetic Arts in Greensboro, North Carolina, students will complete our 600-Hour Aesthetics Licensure Program, which prepares graduates for the NC state licensing exam while building hands-on clinical skills in chemical peels, advanced facials, and microneedling. Students who want to go further can continue into our Advanced Skin Academy, covering in-demand techniques like LED light therapy, dermaplaning, hydrodermabrasion, microcurrent facial toning, medical-grade chemical peels, advanced acne and pigmentation correction, oncology esthetics, men’s skincare, and teen/preteen skincare, preparing graduates to work in med spas, dermatology offices, and advanced skincare clinics. If you’re ready to start, you can join our priority interest list to be notified when new cohorts open.

Choosing an advanced aesthetician Program in North Carolina?

Rich Institute of Aesthetic Arts, based in Greensboro, North Carolina, will offer one of the state’s most comprehensive paths to becoming a licensed aesthetician: a 600-hour aesthetics licensure program designed to meet state licensing requirements while going deeper into hands-on clinical training than a typical program. Graduates don’t just learn the fundamentals; through our Advanced Skin Academy, students train in in-demand techniques like LED light therapy, dermaplaning, hydrodermabrasion, microcurrent, medical-grade peels, advanced acne treatment, oncology esthetics, men’s skincare, and teen/preteen skincare, positioning them for higher-earning roles in med spas, dermatology practices, and advanced skincare clinics rather than entry-level spa work. Students interested in eventually running their own business can also access our aesthetician business training. To learn more or be notified when the next cohort opens, join our priority interest list.

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