This training is open to licensed professionals only, due to state regulations. Microneedling scope varies by state, so please confirm your local requirements — reach out if you're unsure and I'll help.
Is this training right for you?
Estheticians going advanced
Ready to offer a results-driven treatment that clients book for real skin change — not just maintenance.
Facialists raising their ticket
Add one of the highest-value services in skincare to your menu and grow your revenue per client.
Pros who want it done right
Microneedling breaks the skin, so technique and safety matter. Learn it properly, hands-on, with supervision.
Real, visible skin change
Smoother texture, softer scarring, refined skin — the results you'll be trained to deliver.
The technique and the safety
Microneedling done right is about precision and protocol — you'll leave confident in both.
- Skin anatomy and how microneedling stimulates repair
- Device handling, needle depth, and settings by treatment area
- Step-by-step technique for face and common concerns
- Skin analysis — candidacy, Fitzpatrick types, and goals
- Contraindications and when NOT to treat
- Sanitation, sterile technique, and cross-contamination control
- Serums and what's safe to use during treatment
- Treatment series planning and realistic expectations
- Aftercare, healing, and home maintenance
- Pricing, packaging series, and rebooking for results
Six hours, start to finish
A full, focused day — enough time to learn the technique and the protocols that keep it safe.
Theory & the science
Skin anatomy, how microneedling triggers repair, needle depth by area, and how to read skin for the right treatment plan.
Safety & protocol
Contraindications, candidacy, sterile technique, sanitation, and cross-contamination control — the non-negotiables of needling.
Hands-on technique
Device handling, depth, and full-face technique practiced on a live model with my supervision and real-time feedback.
Aftercare & business
Healing, aftercare, serums, treatment-series planning, plus pricing and packaging to build results-driven, repeat clients.
Microneedling is also available as a self-paced online course
Want the theory on your own time? You can take the microneedling course online — though for a treatment that breaks the skin, I always recommend hands-on, in-person practice before working on clients.
Explore the online course → Self-paced, available anytime.- Full online course optionLifetime access — review anytime
- The science, safety & protocolsEverything but the hands-on hours
- Learn from anywhereOn your schedule, at your pace
- A great primer before in-personOr a refresher down the road
What to expect
Flexible dates, around your life
I run this training year-round and schedule it around you — not a rigid calendar. Once you enroll, you'll choose your date with me directly, so you're never stuck waiting on one fixed class.
Year-round
This class runs throughout the year, whenever works for your schedule.
You pick after enrolling
Reserve your spot, then book your date from my live calendar.
Worth the trip
Just outside Nashville in Bowling Green, KY — easy for in-town and traveling students alike.
A premium service that delivers results
Microneedling is one of the highest-value treatments in skincare — clients come for real change, and they come back for the series.
Higher ticket
A results-driven, advanced treatment commands premium pricing — well above quick maintenance services.
Built for series
Best results come from a series of treatments, so one client books multiple sessions — predictable, repeat revenue.
Real, visible change
Texture, scarring, and tone all improve — the kind of results that earn referrals and loyal clients.
What my students say
Real words from artists I've trained.
"REPLACE with a real student review — ones that mention adding lamination to their menu and the income bump land best."
"REPLACE with a real student review."
"REPLACE with a real student review."
Eligibility & licensing notes
This training is open to licensed estheticians and cosmetologists only, due to state regulations. If you're unsure whether you qualify, reach out before enrolling.
Microneedling is a treatment that breaks the skin, and the depth or scope you're permitted to perform varies significantly by state, county, and city — some areas require additional certification or medical oversight. It is your responsibility to confirm and comply with your local regulations before offering microneedling to clients. My training is professional education and continuing education, not a license.
Add a service that changes skin
Reserve your spot today — pay in full or with a $250 retainer — and we'll lock in your date together.
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