Can this work if I don't have any beauty experience?

DOES YOUR MACHINE REQUIRE TGA APPROVAL? This is one of the most common questions we receive — and it’s important to clarify the distinction. While some body sculpting treatments like fat cavitation and RF skin tightening may be listed on the TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) as approved modalities, the machines themselves do not necessarily require TGA approval unless they are being marketed as medical devices. The TGA primarily regulates medical devices such as pacemakers or skin needling pens to ensure safety and efficacy in clinical settings. Many body sculpting machines used for cosmetic purposes are classified differently and fall into a regulatory grey area, especially when used strictly for non-medical, aesthetic applications. Some manufacturers choose to pursue TGA clearance voluntarily for marketing and reassurance purposes. However, this process can be extremely costly (often exceeding $30,000 AUD), which is why most beginner-friendly machines on the market opt for EU Certification instead — a highly regarded standard used across Europe. From an insurance perspective, most Australian & worldwide insurers currently accept EU-certified devices for use in cosmetic treatments. We've confirmed this with several providers. For transparency, we’ve included the latest EU certificate inside the course. If you'd like a personal copy or need confirmation, we recommend contacting the machine supplier directly. Important Notes & Disclaimer: * The machine you choose to use in your business is your responsibility. * Machines included in or recommended through our program are starter-friendly cosmetic devices, but you are free to choose alternatives, including TGA-cleared machines if you prefer. However, I myself use this machine and majority of my Trainers & Graduates only use this machine. It is NOT necessary to purchase a super expensive machine. * Results depend on correct application of technique, NOT the cost or brand of the machine. * All machines recommended in our program are non-medical and intended for cosmetic use only. * We do not diagnose or treat medical conditions. Kelly recently sought verbal clarification from a TGA representative who advised that regulations regarding cosmetic devices may evolve, but at this time, there is no specific governing body overseeing non-invasive body sculpting machines in Australia. Please note this information is subject to change, and we advise checking directly with the TGA or your local council if you require formal regulatory advice. Equipment Options: We offer our students the option to bundle a machine with their course or to order independently. For your convenience, we provide trusted supplier links offering EU-certified machines at wholesale pricing within the course. **Disclaimer: Any use of equipment — whether supplied, purchased, or recommended — is at your own discretion and risk. It is your responsibility to ensure the machine meets the requirements of your insurance provider and local regulations.