This course was a beginner friendly introduction course into Esthetics but its unregulated and the machines/devices are not regulated. For example, there is no MDALL certified pen or real Hydrafacial machines you pay for, it's just practice for at home, therefore, you can not be certified esthetician with this course, the certificates are honestly handed out to a lot of people who paid $6k-10k to take the course learn microneedling, hydrafacial, dermaplaning, etc and become certified in 3 days. This is not realistic, any course takes a year or longer and you are better off going to a certified Cosmetology school. If you already are a Cosmetologist, and want to take a hydrafacial course or learn a new technique or skill, please learn it from the machine provider directly or a expert that specializes in a technique. I think the money spent to take a 3 day course does equate to becoming a fully licensed esthetician. You are at the end of the day working on someone's face, you need to be licensed from a regulated school. It is very one and done. I hope anyone looking into the course will read and fully understand the course isn't that horrible but the hours needed to be an esthetician are not 72 and giving out a license without any hours of practical or examination is a bit odd. read more