1200 Hour Comprehensive Master
Esthetics Program
A 1200 clock hour program for education & training following the Utah State requirements to obtain a Master Esthetician license with no previous training or education including both Basic & Master esthetic education in the latest beauty trends as well as medical esthetic training and more complex procedures.
Accelerate
Your Career
- Length: 1200 Hours
- Tuition: $14,450
- Student Kit: $2,750
- Registration Fee: $50
Schedule Options
Basic Esthetician
The 1200 Hour Master Esthetics Program starts with Basic Esthetics. Here are the schedule options for the first half of the program.
Full Time Day
Mon-Fri: 8:30am - 5pm
37.5 Hours Per Week
Part-Time Morning
Mon-Fri 8:30am - 12:15pm
18.75 Hrs Per Week
Part-Time Afternoon
Mon-Fri 1:15pm - 5pm
18.75 Hours Per Week
Schedule Options
Master Comprehensive Esthetics
The 1200 Hour Master Esthetics Program starts ends with Master Comprehensive Esthetics. Halfway through the program you'll transition to the advanced portion which has the following schedule options.
Full Time Day
Tue-Sat: 8:30am - 5pm
37.5 Hours Per Week
Part-Time Morning
Tue-Sat 8:30am - 12:30pm
18.75 Hrs Per Week
Part-Time Afternoon
Tue-Sat 1:00pm - 5pm
18.75 Hours Per Week
Practical
Hands On Training
- Facial Treatments – Including Cleansing, Exfoliation, Extractions, Facial Massage, Mask Application, Toning, and Moisturizing
- Body Contouring
- Skin Analysis Utilizing Magnification, Wood’s Lamp, and Skin Scanner
- Natural Nail Manicures
- Natural nail pedicures
- Paraffin Treatments
- Facial Waxing
- Body Waxing
- Eyebrow Contouring
- Hand/arm Massage
- Foot/leg Massage
- Back Massage
- Scalp Massage
- Neck & Decollete Massage
- Facials With The Aid of Machines – Including High Frequency, Galvanic, and Rotary Brush
- Specialty Masks – including Rubberizing Mask, Oatmeal Mask, Collagen Mask, and Mud Mask
- Acne Treatments
- Basic Makeup Application
- False Eyelash Application
- Eyebrow Tinting
- Eyelash Tinting
- Eyelash Perming
- Hot Stone Treatment
- Facial Massage
- Brow Lamination
- Manual Lymphatic Drainage
- Intro into PCA Peels
- LED Facial Machine
- High Frequency Facial
- Machine Galvanic Machine
- Eyelash Extensions
- Corrective Makeup Application
- Camouflage Makeup
- Body Polish
- Body Bronzing
- Basic Chemical Peeling
- Skin Exfoliation Techniques
- First Aid, CPR, and AED
- Rosacea Treatments
- Anti-aging Facial Treatments
- Pore Cleansing Facial Freatments
- Hydrating Facial Treatments
- Microdermabrasion
- Microneedling: Featuring the SkinPen
- Advanced Chemical Peels featuring Image & PCA Certification Including Including Beta Hydroxy Acids, Alpha Hydroxy Acids, Jessner Solution, Hydroquinone, Herbal Green Peel, and Active Enzymes
- Body Wraps – Including Mud, Seaweed, Herbal, Essential Oil, and Cellulite Reduction Wraps
- Lymphatic Drainage Massage
- Ultrasound Facial Treatment
- Later Treatments & Procedures Including Laser Hair Removal, Photofacials, Skin Tightening, Vascular Lesions, Hyperpigmentation & Age Spot Treatments
- Prepping & Assisting for Cosmetic Injections
- Intro into Laser Treatments
- Skin Exfoliation Techniques
- HydroFacial
Lectures
Classroom Theory
- Skin Care History and Opportunities
- Professionalism
- Sanitation and Disinfection
- Anatomy, Physiology, and Histology of the Skin
- Product Ingredients
- Electricity Basics
- Skin Disorders and Diseases
- Skin Analysis
- Basic Facial Theory
- Theory on Facial Machines
- Hair Removal
- Free Radicals
- Antioxidants
- Enzymes
- Chemical Peels
- Cosmetic Procedures
- Pre- and Post-operative Care
- Makeup Theory
- Business of the Salon/ Spa World
- Product Sales and Services
- Career Planning - Includes Resume building, preparing for licensure and work in the field of esthetics
- Advanced Anatomy and Physiology of the Skin
- Skin Penetration of Product
- The Immune System
- Aids
- Sanitation, Disinfection, Hygiene and Sterilization
- Hormones and Their Effect on the Skin
- Sensitive Skin, Rosacea, and Allergies
- Cosmetic Chemistry
- Performance Ingredients
- Acne Management
- Comedogenicity
- Extractions
- Sun Damage and Aging
- Theory of Advanced Chemical Peeling and Exfoliation Techniques
- Scientific Approach to Skin Care
- Men’s Facials
- Pharmacology
- Aging Skin
- Sensitive Skin
- Hyper Pigmentation
- Acne
- Ethnic Skin
- Holistic/ Alternative Skin Care
- Advanced Home Care
- Camouflage Therapy
- Treating Plastic Surgery Patients
- Medical Conditions
- Diseases and Disorders (In Depth)
- Basic Medical Skin Care Procedures
- Pre and Postoperative care
- Medical Relations
- Medical Terminology, Charts, and Documentation
- Working in a Medical Environment
- Basic Business Administration
I Love Skin Science Institute. The owners are sweet, have a strong passion for educating, and are kind to everyone! The students make you feel so welcome! Very clean and positive place! They do a great job educating you and making you shine! Nothing but 5 stars for this wonderful place! Best skin school in Utah.
Michelle Ann
I enjoyed my experience as a student at Skin science, I felt prepared enough to start teaching right after the completion of the instructors program.
Brett Hamilton
As a Skin Science Institute Sandy grad student, I can confidently say, going to school here was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I actually enjoyed going to school @ SSI! Without the help of this school, I would not be a licensed esthetician with my dream job.
Trang Downey
Frequently Asked Questions
Tuition $14,450
Student Kit $2,750
Registration Fee $50
TOTAL COSTS $17,250
Commitment to Complete Program: 1200 Hours
Choose between full or part time. See schedules above.
Consumer Info
Graduation, placement, licensure rates and much more
Fund Your Future
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