Electrolysis regulation by state Electrolysis is regulated in some states, meaning practitioners
must be licensed by the state. This is usually determined by each
state's state medical board.
In 2002, a reader wote:
I noticed on your website that you indicate that, in most states,
electrolysis licensing is decided by the medical boards.
I just wanted to let you know that medical boards regulate electrolysis
in very FEW states. The most common boards or departments that
regulate electrology are the Barbarering & Cosmetology Boards
or the Health Boards. I will also say that thank goodness the
medical boards are NOT usually involved. If they were, it would
cost a lot more and require a lot less training (just like laser
hair removal).
I just thought you might want to know.
| State |
Electrolysis is regulated |
| Alabama |
Yes |
| Alaska |
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| Arizona |
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| Arkansas |
Yes |
| California |
Yes |
| Colorado |
|
| Connecticut |
Yes |
| Delaware: |
Yes |
| District of Columbia |
Yes |
| Florida |
Yes |
| Georgia |
|
| Hawaii |
Yes |
| Idaho |
Yes |
| Illinois |
|
| Indiana |
Yes |
| Iowa |
Yes |
| Kansas |
Yes |
| Kentucky |
|
| Louisiana |
Yes |
| Maine |
Yes |
| Maryland |
Yes |
| Massachusetts |
Yes |
| Michigan |
Yes |
| Minnesota |
|
| Mississippi |
|
| Missouri |
|
| Montana |
Yes |
| Nebraska |
Yes |
| Nevada |
Yes |
| New Hampshire |
Yes |
| New Jersey |
Yes |
| New Mexico |
Yes |
| New York |
|
| North Carolina |
Yes |
| North Dakota |
Yes |
| Ohio |
Yes |
| Oklahoma |
Yes |
| Oregon |
Yes |
| Pennsylvania |
|
| Rhode Island |
Yes |
| South Carolina |
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| South Dakota |
|
| Tennessee |
Yes |
| Texas |
|
| Utah |
Yes |
| Vermont |
|
| Virginia |
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| Washington |
|
| West Virginia |
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| Wisconsin |
Yes |
| Wyoming |
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Source: American Electrology Association
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