Aida Khazieva is a licensed cosmetologist and electrologist in California with more than 20 years of practice. The United States recognized her with an EB-1A visa for extraordinary ability in cosmetology and electrolysis. She has trained 1,500+ students and holds training certificates from professional skin care brands.
Key facts
| Licenses | Licensed cosmetologist and electrologist, California |
|---|---|
| U.S. recognition | EB-1A visa for extraordinary ability in cosmetology and electrolysis |
| Experience | 20+ years in practice |
| Clients | 10,000+ |
| Students trained | 1,500+ |
| Books | Electrolysis as an Art and I Am an Electrologist |
| Training | Certificates from professional skin care and cosmetics brands, shown below |
What does EB-1A recognition mean?
EB-1A is the U.S. visa category for people with extraordinary ability in their field. It is reserved for professionals who show sustained national or international acclaim, and the decision is made by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Aida received this recognition for her work in cosmetology and electrolysis. For clients it means one simple thing: the person treating you has a career that was reviewed and recognized at the federal level, not only a local license.
| Requirement | What it means |
|---|---|
| Extraordinary ability | A level of expertise that places the person among the top of the field |
| Sustained acclaim | Recognition built over years, not a single achievement |
| Federal review | The case is evaluated by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services |
| Field | Cosmetology and electrolysis |
Which licenses does Aida hold?
Aida works as a licensed cosmetologist and electrologist in California. Every treatment at the studio is performed by her personally.
- Licensed cosmetologist, California
- Licensed electrologist, California
- 20+ years of hands-on practice and 10,000+ clients
- Trainer of 1,500+ students in electrolysis and skin care
- Author of two books on electrolysis (see the books)
Training certificates
Over the years Aida has completed professional training with skin care and cosmetics brands. A selection of her certificates is shown below.
Why credentials matter when you choose an electrologist
Electrolysis works inside the follicle, so skill and hygiene decide the result. Ask any electrologist these questions before you book.
- Are you licensed in California for electrolysis?
- Do you use sterile, single-use probes?
- Which methods do you use: thermolysis, galvanic or blend?
- How many years have you treated clients like me?
- Will you give me an honest session estimate at the consultation?
Read more about Aida, see prices or start with how electrolysis works.
Bottom line
Aida Khazieva is licensed in California, recognized by the United States with an EB-1A visa for extraordinary ability in cosmetology and electrolysis, and has trained with professional skin care brands for years. You can see her certificates on this page and ask about any of them at your consultation.
Questions
What is the EB-1A visa?
EB-1A is a U.S. immigrant visa for people with extraordinary ability in their field. Applicants must show sustained national or international acclaim, and the decision is made by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
In what field was Aida recognized?
Aida received EB-1A recognition for extraordinary ability in cosmetology and electrolysis.
Is Aida licensed in California?
Yes. She works as a licensed cosmetologist and electrologist in California.
What kind of training certificates does she hold?
Her certificates come from professional skin care and cosmetics brands and cover facial and body treatments, sugaring, brand trainer programs and polynucleotide biorevitalization training.
Can I see the original documents?
Yes. Ask at your consultation at the Irvine studio.
Does Aida teach other professionals?
Yes. She has trained more than 1,500 students in electrolysis and skin care.