OAR 819-020-0100
CERTIFIED ADVANCED ESTHETICS EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

All educational curriculum for certified advanced esthetics must meet requirements set forth by the Health Licensing Office and the Board of Certified Advanced Estheticians.
(1) Until December 31, 2018 a certified advanced esthetics career school curriculum must include 500 hours of theory and practical education. The education must include a minimum of 280 theory hours, 195 practical hours, 25 discretionary hours and a minimum of 110 procedures listed in the December 15, 2017 Advanced Esthetics Curriculum available on the Office Website.
(2) The 280 hours of theory instruction must include the following:
(a) Anatomy, physiology and histology: 25 hours;
(b) Diseases and disorders: 10 hours;
(c) Safety, sanitation and infection control: 5 hours;
(d) Oregon Revised Statutes and Oregon Administrative Rules: 5 hours;
(e) First Aid, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Blood Borne Pathogens: 8 hours;
(f) Food and Drug Administration: 2 hours;
(g) American National Standard for Safe Use of Lasers (ANSI): 40 hours;
(h) Technologies: 15 hours which is inclusive of all areas as specified below:
(A) Intense pulse light;
(B) Lasers;
(C) Plasma;
(D) Nonablative fractional collagen induction;
(E) Esthetic radio frequency;
(F) Esthetic ultrasound;
(G) Cryolipolysis;
(H) Microwaves; and
(I) Emerging technologies.
(i) Light energy hair removal: 25 hours;
(j) Photo rejuvenation and dyschromia reduction: 25 hours;
(k) Skin rejuvenation: 45 hours;
(l) Cellulite reduction: 25 hours;
(m) Body contouring: 25 hours; and
(n) Nonablative tattoo removal: 25 hours.
(3) The 195 hours of practical instruction includes 110 procedures as specified below:
(a) Light energy hair removal: 25 hours and 20 procedures;
(b) Photo rejuvenation and dyschromia reduction: 30 hours and 20 procedures;
(c) Skin rejuvenation: 50 hours and 25 procedures;
(d) Cellulite reduction: 35 hours and 15 procedures;
(e) Body contouring: 35 hours and 15 procedures; and
(f) Nonablative tattoo removal: 20 hours and 15 procedures.
(4) 25 Discretionary hours may be completed within the theory or practical portion of the education.
(5) As of January 1, 2019 A certified advanced esthetics career school curriculum must include 500 hours of theory and practical education. The education must include a minimum of 280 theory hours, 195 practical hours, 25 discretionary hours and a minimum of 110 procedures listed in the January 1, 2019 Advanced Esthetics Curriculum available on the Office Website.
(6) The 280 hours of theory instruction must include the following:
(a) Anatomy, physiology and histology: 25 hours;
(b) Diseases and disorders: 10 hours;
(c) Safety, sanitation and infection control: 5 hours;
(d) Oregon Revised Statutes and Oregon Administrative Rules: 5 hours;
(e) First Aid, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Blood Borne Pathogens: 8 hours;
(f) Food and Drug Administration: 2 hours;
(g) American National Standard for Safe Use of Lasers (ANSI): 40 hours;
(h) Technologies: 15 hours which is inclusive of all areas as specified below:
(A) Intense pulse light;
(B) Lasers;
(C) Plasma;
(D) Nonablative fractional collagen induction;
(E) Esthetic radio frequency;
(F) Esthetic ultrasound;
(G) Cryolipolysis;
(H) Microwaves; and
(I) Emerging technologies.
(i) Light energy hair removal: 25 hours;
(j) Photo rejuvenation and dyschromia reduction: 25 hours;
(k) Skin rejuvenation: 45 hours;
(l) Cellulite reduction: 25 hours;
(m) Body contouring: 25 hours; and
(n) Nonablative tattoo removal: 25 hours.
(7) The 195 hours of practical instruction which includes 110 procedures as specified below:
(a) Light energy hair removal: 25 hours and 20 procedures;
(b) Photo rejuvenation and dyschromia reduction: 30 hours and 20 procedures;
(c) Skin rejuvenation: 50 hours and 25 procedures;
(d) Cellulite reduction: 35 hours and 15 procedures;
(e) Body contouring: 35 hours and 15 procedures; and
(f) Nonablative tattoo removal: 20 hours and 15 procedures.
(8) 25 Discretionary hours may be completed within the theory or practical portion of the education.
(9) Education must be conducted at a licensed career school and by a licensed teacher through the Higher Education Coordinating Commission.
(10) The theory portion of the curriculum must be completed prior to the practical portion of the curriculum.
(11) A teacher licensed under ORS Chapter 345 (Career Schools) and OAR Chapter 715 must provide direct supervision when practical training is being performed by a student. Supervision must be provided within following ratios:
(a) Four students to one teacher ratio while students are observing practical procedures; and
(b) One student to one teacher ratio while the student is performing practical operation without assistance.
(12) The requirements under subsection (11)(a) and (b) of this rule do not preclude four students from observing one student performing the practical procedure under the same teacher.
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Source: Rule 819-020-0100 — CERTIFIED ADVANCED ESTHETICS EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=819-020-0100.

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Jun. 8, 2021

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