Admission Requirements

Students enrolling in BAMA's esthetician training skin care program must demonstrate that they are at least 16 years old.

For students under 18, a parent or legal guardian must sign the enrollment agreement.

To operate aesthetic equipment and perform clinical tasks effectively, applicants must have full use of their physical extremities, good eyesight, and the ability to lift more than 10 pounds when necessary.

Enrollment in the Medical Aesthetician school requires submission of an application, proof of age, and appropriate prior Esthetics equivalency documents.

The registration process for the Medical Aesthetician school is finalized once the student signs the enrollment agreement.

All fees and tuition must be paid in full before the first day of class, unless an installment payment plan has been arranged and signed by the authorized parties.
 

Graduation Requirements

To qualify for graduation, students are required to complete 130 hours of theoretical and clinical training. This includes 30 lecture hours and 100 clinical lab hours, covering all mandatory courses, examinations, homework, and special assignments.

Graduation is contingent upon maintaining satisfactory academic progress, which entails achieving a minimum attendance rate of 80% and obtaining an overall cumulative grade of 85 or above. Upon completion, Medical Aesthetican graduates receive certification.