Welcome to Body Solutions Training Center!

Are you ready to join the only FDA-approved hair removal field that guarantees permanent results? At Body Solutions Training Center, we offer a comprehensive program in partnership with Dectro International, the leaders in electrolysis technology. Our goal is to provide the most advanced, hands-on training paired with an in-depth, flexible online theory course designed for the working individual.

Am I Cut Out for This?

  • I’m detail-oriented and meticulous

  • I have good eyesight

  • I’m in good physical condition

  • I’m resourceful and able to work independently

  • I enjoy direct, one-on-one contact with others

  • I take pride in a well-groomed, professional appearance

Skills You’ll Develop

  • Creating and executing effective treatment plans using multiple electrolysis techniques

  • Building strong manual precision

  • Understanding client psychology and practicing professional ethics

  • Cultivating pride in delivering high-quality work

  • Developing a polished, professional approach

  • Gaining confidence in your skills and client interactions

Study At Your Own Pace

Life gets busy—and sometimes your schedule just doesn’t line up with traditional class times. That’s the beauty of studying the theory portion of electrolysis online: you can learn whenever it fits best for you. Whether you’re on the couch or at the cabin, your course goes with you—just open your laptop or tablet and dive in. No rigid schedules, no more excuses.

Engaging, Easy-to-Follow Online Learning

Our online portion of the electrolysis course gives you access to everything you need to succeed—all in a highly visual, easy-to-navigate format. Each chapter includes:

  • A downloadable PDF manual

  • A clear and engaging PowerPoint presentation

  • Video demos and conference clips (when available)

  • Interactive quizzes with instant feedback

Hands-On Training to Bring Your Skills to Life

After completing the online theory, students will attend our accredited Académie Dectro School in Rochester, MN for the practical portion of the course. Under the guidance of our experienced instructor, Heidi Alberts, you’ll apply everything you’ve learned in a real-world setting and build your confidence behind the probe. This is where your knowledge comes to life—and where you’ll take your final exam, fully prepared to succeed.

Located in Rochester, MN

At Body Solutions Training Center, we offer a structured learning experience split into two parts:

Online Theory (250 hours)
Gain a deep understanding of electrolysis from the comfort of your home through our online, independent study program. You’ll have 3 months to complete this portion before advancing to hands-on training.

In-Person Classroom Training (110 hours)
The hands-on part of your training takes place over 14 consecutive days, where you’ll learn to apply electrolysis techniques on models and fellow students. This practical experience will give you the tools and confidence to either start your own business or work in established practices.

With flexible start dates in January, April, June, and September, our program is designed to fit into your schedule without taking too much time away from your life at home.

Meet The Instructor

Heidi Alberts brings 8 years of professional experience in electrolysis and 2 years of teaching expertise to her role as an instructor. As a Certified Professional Electrologist (CPE), she is also trained in advanced techniques such as thermocoagulation, which addresses skin conditions including cherry angiomas, spider veins, and skin tags. Heidi is certified by Dectro International, a recognized leader in the industry, and our school maintains a partnership with them to ensure high-quality training standards.

Her teaching approach emphasizes practical, hands-on learning, providing each student with individualized instruction. Class sizes are intentionally small to allow for direct, focused guidance. As a dedicated member of the American Electrology Association (AEA), she regularly participates in national conferences, where she gains continuing education credits and stays informed of the latest technological and procedural developments in the field.

Our program offers specialized training for transgender surgery preparation and focuses on the thermolysis method of electrolysis. Outside of her professional commitments, she enjoys gardening and spending time with her husband and three daughters.

What Happens After Training

Upon completing our Electroepilation Program, you’ll be fully prepared to sit for your state’s board exam and/or the Certified Professional Electrologist (CPE) exam, offered by the American Electrology Association. While this certification is not mandatory, it is highly recommended, as it opens doors to advanced career opportunities and demonstrates a higher level of expertise in the field.

  • Alabama is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • Alaska is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • Arizona is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Arkansas, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Arkansas Board of Cosmetology – LE
    4815 W. Markham, Slot 8
    Little Rock, AR 72205
    Phone: 501-682-2168
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in California, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    California Board of Barbering & Cosmetology - LE
    2420 Del Paso Road, Suite 100
    Sacramento, CA 95834
    Ph: 800-952-5210
    Email
    Website

  • Colorado is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • Connecticut is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Delaware, students must complete a 300-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Delaware Board of Cosmetology & Barbering
    861 Silver Lake Blvd
    Cannon Building, Suite 203
    Dover, DE 19904-2467
    Ph: 302-744-4500
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Florida, students must complete a 320-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Florida Department of Health, Board of Medicine, Electrolysis Council
    4052 Bald Cypress Way, Bin C-05
    Tallahassee, FL 32399-3255
    Ph: 850-245-4373
    Email

  • Georgia is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Hawaii, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs - Electrology License - RE
    PO Box 3469
    Honolulu, HI 96801
    Ph: 808-586-3000
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Idaho, students must complete a 800-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Idaho Bureau of Occupational Licenses
    700 W State St., PO Box 83720
    Boise, ID 83720-0063
    Ph: 208-334-3233
    Email
    Website

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Illinois, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation - Division of Professional Regulation
    James R. Thompson Center
    100 W. Randolph St., Floor 9
    Chicago, IL 60601
    Ph: 312-814-4500
    Email
    Website

Requirements By State

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Indiana, students must complete a 300-hour approved course and a 1,500 cosmetology course or 700-hour esthetics course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Indiana Professional Licensing Agency - LE/RE
    ATTN: State Board of Cosmetology Examiners
    402 W. Washington Street, Room W072
    Indianapolis, IN 46204
    Ph: 317-234-3031
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Iowa, students must complete a 420-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Iowa Department of Public Health
    Lucas Building, 5th Floor
    321 E. 12th Street
    Des Moines, IA 50319-0075
    Ph: 515-281-0254
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Kansas, students must complete a 500-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly to the KS Board of Cosmetology using the contact info below:

    Kansas State Board of Cosmetology
    714 S.W. Jackson, Suite 100
    Topeka, KS 66603-3722
    Ph: 785-296-3155
    Email

  • Kentucky is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Louisiana, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Louisiana State Board of Electrolysis Examiners - LE
    PO Box 82830
    Baton Rouge, LA 70884
    Ph: 225-763-3502
    Email
    Website

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Iowa, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Licensing and Regulatory Services
    11 State House Station
    Augusta, ME 04333
    Ph: 207-287-5671
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Maryland, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Maryland Board of Nursing - Electrology Practice Committee
    Deborah Larson, Liaison
    4140 Patterson Avenue
    Baltimore, MD 21215
    Ph: 410-585-1954
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Massachusetts, students must complete a 1,100-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensure -RE
    Board of Registration of Electrologists
    1000 Washington St., Suite 710
    Boston, MA 02118-6100
    Ph: 617-727-9940
    Email
    Website

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Michigan, students must complete a 400-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Michigan Department of Consumer & Industry Services - RE
    Board of Cosmetology
    P.O. Box 30244
    Lansing, MI 48909
    Ph: 517-373-8068
    Email

  • Minnesota is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • Mississippi is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • Missouri is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Montana, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Montana Board of Cosmetologists
    301 S Park Ave., 4th Floor
    PO Box 200513
    Helena, MT 59620-0513
    Ph: 406-444-5711
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Nebraska, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services
    PO Box 95044
    Lincoln, NE 68509-5044
    Ph: 402-471-0185
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Nevada, students must complete a 500-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Nevada State Board of Cosmetology 1785 East Sahara Avenue, Suite 255
    Las Vegas, NV 89104
    Ph: 702-486-6542
    Email
    Website

  • To become a licensed electrologist in New Hampshire, students must complete a 1,100-hour approved to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services - LE
    Office of Professional Licensure and Certification
    Philbrook Bldg. 121 South Fruit Street
    Concord, NH 03301-3857
    Ph: 603-271-3608; 603-271-3950
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in New Jersey, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners, Advisory Council, Division of Consumer Affairs - LE
    Electrologist Advisory Council
    124 Halsey Street, PO Box 45041
    Newark, NJ 07101
    Ph: 973-504-6377
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in New Mexico, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    New Mexico Board of Barbers & Cosmetologists
    2550 Cerrillos Road
    PO Box 25101
    Santa Fe, NM 87505
    Ph: 505-476-4690
    Email

  • New York is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in North Carolina, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    North Carolina Board of Electrolysis Examiners
    2 Centerview Drive, Suite 60
    Greensboro, NC 27407
    Ph: 336-856-1010
    Email

  • To become a licensed electrologist in North Dakota, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    North Dakota Department of Health
    600 E Boulevard Ave
    Bismarck, ND 58505-0200
    Ph: 701-328-1291/1-800-472-2927
    Email
    Website

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Iowa, students must complete a 750-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Ohio State Medical Board - CT/DCT
    30 E. Broad Street, 3rd Floor
    Columbus, OH 43215-6127
    Ph: 614-466-3934
    Email
    Website

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Oklahoma, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision
    PO Box 18256
    Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0256
    Ph: 405-962-1400
    Email
    Website

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Oregon, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Oregon Health Licensing Agency - LE
    1430 Tandem Ave NE, Ste 180
    Salem, OR 97301-1287
    Ph: 503-378-8667
    Email

  • Pennsylvania is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Rhode Island, students must complete a 650-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Rhode Island Board of Examiners of Electrolysis- LE
    3 Capitol Hill - # 105
    Providence, RI 02908
    Ph: 401-222-2827
    Email

  • South Carolina is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • South Dakota is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Tennessee, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Tennessee Health Related Boards - LE/R
    Mainstream Drive, 2nd Fl
    Nashville, TN 37243
    Ph: 800-778-4123
    Email

  • Texas is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Utah, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Utah Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing
    Cosmetology/Barbering
    160 East 300 South - P.O. Box 146741
    Salt Lake City, UT 84111-6741
    Ph: 801-530-6628
    Email
    Website

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Vermont, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Vermont Office of Professional Regulation - LE
    89 Main Street, 3rd Floor
    Montpelier, VT 05620
    Ph: 802-828-1134
    Email

  • Virginia is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • Washington is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Washington DC, students must complete a 600-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Washington D.C. Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs - Cosmetology
    Occupational & Professional Licensing
    941 North Capitol Street, NE
    Washington, DC 20002-4259
    Ph: 202-442-4400
    Email

  • West Virginia is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

  • To become a licensed electrologist in Wisconsin, students must complete a 450-hour approved course to meet state requirements.

    For specific questions about licensing or the State Board exam, please reach out directly using the contact info below:

    Department of Safety and Professional Services
    4822 Madison Yards Way 3rd Floor North
    Madison, WI 53705
    Ph: 608-266-2112
    Email
    Website

  • Wyoming is an unlicensed state and does not have a licensing board, but electrologists still need training. We offer a 360-hour course designed for unlicensed states like this.

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