R4-10-B301. Aesthetic School and 600-hour Curriculum Requirements

A. School requirements. The licensee of a school that provides aesthetics 600-hour training for students, 350-hour training for instructors, or both, shall ensure the following minimum facilities, equipment, supplies, and materials are provided in addition to those required under R4-10-305 and R4-10-306: 1. A workstation for each student in attendance to perform aesthetics services for the public for a fee, each having; a. A facial chair or table; b. A supported table top; c. A dry, disinfected, covered container to store disinfected tools and instruments as specified under R4- 10-112; and d. A labeled receptacle for contaminated tools and instruments as specified under R4-10-112. 2. One steamer machine for each group of four students in attendance during classroom instruction and two students in attendance during clinic instruction; 3. One microdermabrasion machine to be used at a noninvasive level; 4. One magnifying lamp of at least 5 diopters for each group of two students in attendance during classroom instruction and each group of four students in attendance during clinic instruction; 5. Cleansers; 6. Massage medium; 7. Toner; and 8. Exfoliants and masks. B. Curriculum requirements. The licensee shall ensure students in an aesthetics course are provided the following 600-hour curriculum: 1. Theory of aesthetics, infection control, anatomy, physiology and histology of the body, diseases and disorders, and Board statutes and rules; and 2. Clinical and classroom aesthetics including theory involving all skin types: a. Principles and practices of infection control and safety; b. Recognition of diseases and the treatment of disorders of the skin; c. Interpersonal skills and professional ethics; d. Clinical and classroom practice that includes face and body; e. Morphology and treatment of skin, including face and body, by hand and machine; f. Product pharmacology and chemistry interaction, formulation, composition, and hazards; g. Aesthetics machines, tools, and instruments and their uses; h. Alternative skin technology; i. Client pre- and post- service consultation, documentation, and analysis; j. Spa body modalities; k. Exfoliation modalities; l. Body and face massage and manipulations; m. Body and facial hair removal except by electrolysis; n. Introduction to electricity and light therapy for cosmetic purposes including laser/Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) procedures and devices; o. Cosmetic enhancement applications; and p. Required industry standards and ecology, including monitor duties.