MI HB5684

Increases esthetician training requirements from 400 hours to 750 hours for individuals beginning training on or after July 1, 2024, while maintaining the 400-hour requirement for those who started before that date.

Expands skin care services that estheticians and cosmetologists can perform to include nonmedical grade hydrodermabrasion, nonmedical grade chemical peels, high-frequency treatment, eyebrow services (lamination and tinting), eyelash services (extensions and tinting), and facial cupping.

Defines "Class 1 medical device" to allow use of low-risk devices such as LED light therapy and microcurrent tools that do not cause visible contractions in skin care procedures.

Restricts light therapy services to noninvasive light approved by the FDA that does not penetrate into living layers of skin.

Requires the department to promulgate rules within 18 months to implement the expanded skin care service provisions.