Practicing Electrologists in Ohio
Electrolysis in Ohio requires 750 hours at a licensed school. 7 licensed electrologists in 7 cities, listed with the American Electrology Association. Licensing snapshot and city breakdown below.
Electrolysis Licensing Snapshot
| Requirement | Ohio |
|---|---|
| Training hours | 750 hours |
| Licensing board | Ohio State Medical Board |
| Exam | Required (written/practical) |
| Full guide | Ohio electrolysis licensing guide |
Electrologists by City in Ohio
7 practitioners in 7 cities
| City | Practitioners on file |
|---|---|
| Chagrin Falls | 1 |
| Concord | 1 |
| North Olmsted | 1 |
| Parma | 1 |
| Rocky River | 1 |
| Sandusky | 1 |
| West Chester | 1 |
Chagrin Falls (1 practitioner)
(440) 382‑0266
Concord (1 practitioner)
(440) 669‑9720
North Olmsted (1 practitioner)
(440) 478‑6100
Parma (1 practitioner)
(440) 382‑0266
Rocky River (1 practitioner)
(440) 835‑1047
Sandusky (1 practitioner)
(419) 512‑3670
West Chester (1 practitioner)
(513) 755‑6004
We list 7 AEA-affiliated electrologists across 7 cities in Ohio, from the American Electrology Association public directory. Listings indicate membership in good standing, not a general endorsement.
Requirements depend on Ohio's rules. Where a license is required, expect roughly 750 hours of approved training plus board exams. Start with the Ohio electrolysis licensing guide, then use this directory to see who is practicing in your area.
Theory can be completed entirely online with our electrolysis course. In-person clinical hours are still required wherever Ohio mandates them for licensure. Use the online course page for Ohio alongside the licensing guide and the practitioners listed here.
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Directory data sourced from the American Electrology Association public "Find an Electrologist" directory (electrology.com). Verified July 2026. Listing indicates AEA membership in good standing, not a general endorsement. Contact practitioners directly to confirm current availability.