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6 Most Popular Places Laser Techs Are Employed
1.Medical Spas Cosmetic lasers at medical spas go hand-in-hand with non-laser treatments including chemical peels, microdermabrasion, oxygen facials, Botox and… Read more »
6 Reasons Why You Should Choose National Laser Institute For Your Laser Training
Have you been thinking about becoming a cosmetic laser technician? Are you researching your best options for your laser training?… Read more »
Student Spotlight: Laurie Evans
Laurie Evans is a graduate of the National Laser Institute 2 Week Comprehensive Program. In her past life she was… Read more »
Student Spotlight: Julie Christian’s Aesthetic Laser Training Success
Julie Christian is a successful graduate of our Comprehensive Aesthetic Laser Training Course. During her time at National Laser Institute,… Read more »
3 Reasons Why It Pays for an Esthetician to Become a Certified Laser Technician
Are you an esthetician practicing in Arizona or Texas who is thinking about becoming a certified laser technician? You are… Read more »
Brooke Explains the 5 Reasons Why She Loves Being a Cosmetic Laser Technician
We caught up with one of our most sought after cosmetic laser technicians this past week. Brooke Bangart, CLT, LC,… Read more »
Boost Client Curve Appeal With Body Contouring Training
If there were a technology that allowed you to help your clients to temporarily reduce the appearance of cellulite and… Read more »
Student Spotlight: Sara Schorr Pursues Her Passion With Laser Certification
Sara Schorr went to National Laser Institute primarily because she was interested in tattoo removal and wanted to get her… Read more »
Insider View: What It’s Like To Be a Certified Laser Technician
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a cosmetic laser technician after earning your certificate of... Read more »
Laser Tattoo Removal Course More Than Cosmetic It’s Preventative
According to Bloomberg News, removing tattoos has become a “roaring trade, with one in seven expressing misgivings — some enough… Read more »