Joining the AEA
The American Electrology Association (AEA) is the largest international nonprofit membership organization for permanent hair removal professionals.
The stronger our membership base, the more effective we can be at negotiating favorable rates for critical products and services, communicating the value of electrolysis to a wider audience, and influencing regulations.
Membership in the association is open to all electrologists who have a minimum formal education, high school diploma or GED equivalent, have successfully completed training and provide documentation with a photocopied certificate of completion from a School of Electrology showing date of graduation and number of hours completed (320 minimum required).
Prorated Membership Period
When joining between Jun 1, 2025 and Sep 30, 2025 membership dues are prorated and your membership will be paid up for the current year and all of the following year.
Become A Member of the American Electrology Association
Join the American Electrology Association today and become part of the global voice shaping the future of permanent hair removal. Your membership supports the advancement of professional standards, advocacy efforts, and education that elevate the electrology profession. Together, we can make a lasting impact on the industry and the clients we serve.
Ready to lend your voice to the permanent hair removal industry?
Here's what you'll need.
Photo ID
A photocopy of your drivers license or state issued photo ID.
Your State License*
If you are in a licensed state: A photocopy of your state license.
Documentation of Schooling
Documentation of schooling/electrolysis training (minimum 320 hours).
Payment
Effective July 1, 2024, the American Electrology Association only accepts payment by major credit card.
Additonal Information for Prospective Members
- For California: If you are north of Santa Barbara, select EACNC. If you are south of Santa Barbara, select EACSC.
- For Georgia: You must complete the application for, and be accepted by the Georgia Electrologists Association prior to joining the AEA.
Ready to Join the AEA?
Existing Members
Renew Your Membership
Current members of the American Electrology Association can renew their memberships online using a credit card.
Lapsed Members
AEA Members who have allowed their membership to lapse may renew their memberships online using a credit card.