Our Paramedical Esthetics program is for estheticians who dream of working in the medical field, making a real difference in the lives of people who struggle with complex skin issues. This is a full-time, 120-hour program, which can be completed in just three weeks. It is designed for licensed estheticians who want to upgrade their craft with techniques and treatments that are used in medical applications.
You could learn about permanent hair reduction, dermaplaning, and chemical peels, among other specialized skills. In as little as three weeks, you could receive four new certifications related to the field of medical esthetics. Contact us to request more information about this exciting program at New York School of Esthetics in White Plains, New York.
Learn from professionals who stay up-to-date on the latest skincare technology and methods.
The Paramedical Esthetics Program at New York School of Esthetics is perfect for licensed estheticians ready to take their skills to the next level. The world of medical aesthetics is booming—expected to reach nearly $46 billion globally by 2029 and over $32 billion in the U.S. by 2033—and clients are looking for knowledgeable professionals who can provide advanced, science-backed skin treatments.
This program builds on your existing esthetics training and gives you hands-on experience with the latest medical-grade technologies, including lasers and IPL, advanced chemical peels, dermaplaning, ultrasonic and plasma treatments, and top skincare lines. You’ll also dive deeper into anatomy, physiology, and skin pathology, giving you the confidence to understand and safely perform advanced treatments.
By the time you graduate, you’ll be ready for exciting opportunities in medical spas, dermatology clinics, cosmetic surgery centers, luxury resorts, and advanced treatment suites. You’ll leave with the skills, certifications, and confidence to offer higher-level services, grow your career, and meet the rising demand for medical esthetics expertise.
I studied esthetics here and had a great experience. The highlight of my experience was when I decided to do the additional paramedical course with Irina. She was thorough, informative, and refused to move on from subjects until we all fully understood what we were discussing. The paramedical course gave us an in depth background into paramedical esthetics, and also gave us additional certifications for dermaplaning, advanced chemical peels, and laser. I immediately was hired to work at a MediSpa upon graduating at Luz MediSpa in Somers NY, and I couldn’t be happier with how everything has turned out. Big thank you to Irina and all the ladies at New York School of Esthetics!
The NYSE is incredibly passionate about teaching and preparing their students for the state board test and to succeed in their future as estheticians. The paramedical program was the best decision I made. The program is taught by knowledgeable and experienced instructors which increased my confidence to perform in depth procedures. The instructors make sure you have reliable learning resources during and after the course.
I recently graduated from the NYSE, and I’m very satisfied with the education I received. The curriculum is well-structured, and the quality of teaching is excellent. I took both the general esthetics course, and the paramedical class, and both provided a solid foundation and valuable hands-on experience. The instructors are knowledgeable, professional, and genuinely care about their students’ success. I felt well-supported throughout my time at the school, and I’m confident in the skills I’ve gained to begin my career in esthetics.
I highly recommend this school to anyone interested in pursuing a career in esthetics!
The Paramedical Esthetics program is a 120-hour, full-time program, which can be completed in as little as three weeks. Students can expect these weeks to be full weeks dedicated to the educational material and training necessary to complete the program. We typically run on the following schedule:
Contact us to find out when the next round of classes begins.
Check out these career possibilities for paramedical estheticians:
Duties may include:
Completing the Paramedical Esthetics program could lead you down a new career path. We can’t guarantee employment, but we can help you find a job that fits your unique qualifications in the medical esthetics field.
To enroll in this program, you must have a current state esthetician license. If you do not have a license and would like to learn how to be an esthetician, check out our hybrid esthetics program.
Contact us to request information about program costs.
No, financial aid is not available for students in the paramedical esthetics program.
At this time, we only offer this program on a full-time basis.
An esthetician provides skincare services to people who have relatively healthy skin in a non-medical setting, such as a spa or resort. A medical esthetician has advanced training and can work in a medical setting, providing skincare treatments to patients with more complex skin issues. A medical esthetician could work with a doctor, nurse, plastic surgeon, or dermatologist.
A medical spa is a place where people can receive advanced, medical-grade skin treatments, such as chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and laser treatments. A medical esthetician could provide these treatments, educate people on proper skincare routines, and provide post-treatment care. Many med spas offer other services like Botox injections, body contouring, tattoo removal, and specialized facials to treat conditions like acne or scarring.
If you are a licensed esthetician who wants to enroll in the Paramedical Esthetics program, contact our admissions team to request more information about the program, the next start date, and how to enroll. We look forward to hearing from you!
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