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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 »
Expand Your Medical Aesthetic Services With Microneedling Training
Have you been thinking about ways to expand your medical aesthetic services? Microneedling is the latest go-to celebrity treatment. It’s… 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 »
Medical Aesthetics Reimagined
Medical Aesthetics is being reimagined. The concept of medical aesthetics moving into new markets is fueling the fire of a… 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 »
Master The Art of Cosmetic Injections With Botox and Dermal Filler Training at National Laser Institute
Botox and dermal filler training is usually focused on science and clinical attributes of the fillers. The cosmetic injection professional… Read more »
Student Spotlight: Amanda D’s Cosmetic Injection Training Key to Success
National Laser Institute graduate, Amanda D., wears many hats. As a single mother, she received her cosmetic Botox and dermal… Read more »
Expand Your Services With Voluma Training at National Laser Institute
Almost everyone has heard of Botox to refresh the look of their skin. And if they've tried it, they know... 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 »