Body Contouring with Wood Therapy Training Course

Body Cavitation and Wood Therapy
Option to purchase equipment and products.
In this training course, we will cover the innovative technology behind body cavitation and wood therapy, not only for smoothing the skin, but also melting cellulite, burning fat, and stimulating lymphatic drainage. We will go over the physics of body cavitation and wood therapy, the different delivery applications, and more. Training involves working alongside a professional aesthetician/technician who specializes in the procedures. The instructor works closely with each student to provide in-depth consultations and an explanation of how the treatment works and the number of treatments needed for optimal results. By the end of the course, you should have the knowledge and skills needed to perform the procedures.

We have two main focuses. Our primary focus is making you the best technician possible, and we are confident in our ability to do so. The second is job placement. Our goal is not to get you through as quickly as possibly but to provide you the best training available from the industries top technicians. We work closely with many offices and medical/laser representatives around Austin & surrounding areas and will assist you in finding companies that are hiring. There are no guarantees and ultimately employment is up to you. Check out our reviews on Facebook and Yelp for feedback from your graduates.

Career Services:

Our Career Services Department is available 5 days a week to help you with building your resume & helping you find companies that are hiring. Many industry professionals recognize TLATA for providing thorough education, hands on training and small class sizes.

The skin tightening and cellulite reduction machines we use are Class II devices and require no state license to operate or own. No medical director is required. Some radio frequency and cellulite reduction devices go into the deepest layers of the dermis tissue and this requires a physician to administer these treatments. They also require heavy sedatives numbing agents.
The machines we train on are some of the most current and advanced technology found in dermatology and medical offices.
Every individual who applies for a license with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (“the Department”) is subject to a criminal background check to determine his or her suitability for the license. In 2009, the Texas Legislature enacted new provisions to allow a person to find out before applying whether he or she would likely be denied a license due to his or her criminal history. This was due to the time and expense involved in applying for a license, which in some cases includes completing required education and taking an examination. See Section 51.4012 and Chapter 53, Subchapter D, of the Occupations Code, which allow a person to request a criminal history evaluation letter from the Department, prior to actually applying for a license…
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