About Connecticut State Electrology Association
Association for Hair Removal Professionals in Connecticut
The Connecticut State Electrology Association (CSEA) is the state affiliate of the American Electrology Association (AEA), upholding the highest standards in the field of permanent hair removal. Established in 1948, CSEA is committed to promoting superior education, stringent sanitation practices, ethical conduct, and adherence to regulations, all in service of safeguarding the public's well-being.
At the forefront of electrolysis, CSEA advocates for the singularly effective method of permanent hair removal, electrolysis; a safe and non-invasive hair removal method. Electrolysis is truly permanent hair removal. From facial to full-body treatments, including areas such as the legs, underarms, breasts, abdomen, back, and bikini line, electrolysis provides a solution for individuals seeking permanent hair removal.
The CSEA Standard - Electrologists You Can Trust
Membership in the Connecticut State Electrology Association and the American Electrology Association is open to electrologists who have met the following requirements:
Education Requirement
Possession of a high school diploma or GED equivalent is mandatory for membership eligibility.
Training Completion
Completion of an electrologist training program at a recognized school is required. The training should encompass a minimum of 320 hours, covering both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice.
Apprenticeship Affidavit
Electrologists trained through an apprenticeship program must provide a notarized affidavit from an accepted apprenticeship instructor. The instructor must hold the Certified Professional Electrologist credential for a minimum of 5 years prior to training apprentice electrologists.
Adherence to Professional Standards
Members of Connecticut State Electrology Association are required to acknowledge and adhere to the Electrologist Code of Ethics set forth by the American Electrology Association (AEA). They are also required to commit to maintaining the Standards of Practice and Infection Prevention standards specific to electrologists.
Connecticut Guidelines
The state of Connecticut does not currently regulate the licensure of electrolysis hair removal professionals.
Choosing a member of the Connecticut State Electrology Association ensures that you are selecting a hair removal professional that meets a nationally established standard developed by the American Electrology Association.
Additional Reading
Standards of Practice
Code of Ethics
Infection Prevention Standards
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Connecticut State Electrology Association is affiliated with the American Electrology Association, Inc. (AEA), the largest international electrology membership organization. Membership in CSEA and the AEA provide access to many programs and resources that benefit the electrologist, the profession and the consumer.
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Choosing a member of the CSEA, guarentees that you are choosing a qualified individual who is committed to the science of electrolysis -- permanent hair removal.
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