Microcurrent training: one day, and what changes in your room
Microcurrent Training at ANNAZUR runs one day and five hours for licensed estheticians and spa professionals — current price is on the course page. It connects safe device handling with treatment sequencing — where the device belongs in a protocol, and when it does not belong at all.
A microcurrent device is easy to buy and easy to waste. The difference between a machine that pays for itself and one that gathers dust is rarely the hardware — it is knowing where the device sits in the sequence, and who should not be on the table at all.
What the day actually covers
Five focused hours, split between handling and judgment. Handling is the part people expect: settings, placement, movement, how to work a face without chasing the tingle. Sequencing is the part that decides results — what comes before, what comes after, and how the device fits a protocol you already run.
The course is built for people who will use this on paying clients next week, not for a certificate on a wall.
Contraindications are the real skill
Knowing who not to treat is worth more than any technique. Microcurrent is not appropriate with electronic implants, and we hold off after recent injectables — two to four weeks — or over unhealed surgical sites.
A practitioner who can say “not today, and here is why” keeps clients longer than one who treats everybody. That conversation is part of the day.
Thinking about buying a device? Ask us before you do — the consultation is free.
What clients actually experience
It helps to know the service from the client side, because that is what you will be selling. At ANNAZUR the microcurrent protocol runs sixty minutes, with options that add LED and a hand massage, or a session with a top master. Current prices are on the service page.
It is a course, not a single appointment: three to six sessions, then support every four to six weeks. Afterwards, a day without direct sun and plenty of water. Saying that clearly at the first consultation is most of what keeps a client coming back for the full series.
Who should take it
Microcurrent Training is for licensed estheticians and spa professionals. It assumes you already run facials and want to add a device properly rather than improvise with it.
If you are not licensed, Florida requires 220 hours at a licensed cosmetology school first. We will tell you that at consultation rather than take your money.
One day is enough, and that is the point
Five hours sounds short for a device course. It is short because the scope is deliberate: one modality, placed correctly, with the contraindications drilled. Breadth is what makes training feel impressive and leaves you unable to act on Monday.
Before enrolling we confirm prerequisites, scope, fit and the model arrangements — and the consultation that does it is free.
Also in this series:
The short version.
- One day: five hours, with the price on the course page.
- Handling plus sequencing: where the device belongs in a protocol, not just how to hold it.
- Contraindications: electronic implants, recent injectables, unhealed surgery — knowing who to turn away.
- Client side: sixty-minute protocol, a course of three to six sessions, support every four to six weeks.
- Licensed only: for estheticians and spa professionals who already practice.
See Microcurrent Training, or book a free consultation with an instructor at the spa. The free consultation is available at both Jacksonville locations — Salisbury Road and Sutton Park Drive South.
See Microcurrent TrainingMicrocurrent training. Questions answered plainly.
How long is the course?
One day, five hours.
What does it cost?
The current price is on the course page.
Do I need a license?
Yes. It is designed for licensed estheticians and spa professionals.
Who cannot receive microcurrent?
We avoid it with electronic implants, within two to four weeks of injectables, and over unhealed surgical sites. The course covers how to screen for this.
How many sessions do clients need?
Typically a course of three to six, then maintenance every four to six weeks.
Can I combine it with another course?
Often, yes. Bring the question to the free consultation and we will sequence it sensibly rather than sell you both at once.
