Are you considering a career as an aesthetic nurse or wondering how your current salary compares to other states? This comprehensive guide breaks down aesthetic nurse salaries across the United States, helping you understand earning potential in this growing field.
National Average Aesthetic Nurse Salary Overview
Before we dive into state-specific data, let’s look at the national averages for aesthetic nurse salaries:
Level of Experience | Hourly | Weekly | Monthly | Annual |
---|---|---|---|---|
Entry-Level | $33.16 | $1,327 | $5,750 | $68,980 |
1-4 Years | $36.10 | $1,444 | $6,260 | $75,090 |
5-9 Years | $43.98 | $1,759 | $7,620 | $91,470 |
10-19 Years | $54.74 | $2,190 | $9,490 | $113,860 |
20+ Years | $70.06 | $2,803 | $12,140 | $145,730 |
State-by-State Salary Comparison
Understanding salary variations by location can help you make informed career decisions.
Here’s a detailed breakdown of aesthetic nurse salaries in every state:
State | Hourly | Weekly | Monthly | Annual |
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Alabama | $36.23 | $1,449 | $6,280 | $75,350 |
Alaska | $55.93 | $2,237 | $9,700 | $116,340 |
Arizona | $46.96 | $1,878 | $8,140 | $97,680 |
Arkansas | $36.02 | $1,441 | $6,240 | $74,920 |
California | $72.19 | $2,888 | $12,510 | $150,160 |
Colorado | $46.88 | $1,875 | $8,130 | $97,510 |
Connecticut | $51.03 | $2,041 | $8,850 | $106,150 |
Delaware | $46.03 | $1,841 | $7,980 | $95,750 |
Florida | $43.26 | $1,731 | $7,500 | $89,990 |
Georgia | $46.12 | $1,845 | $7,990 | $95,930 |
Hawaii | $61.30 | $2,452 | $10,630 | $127,500 |
Idaho | $42.56 | $1,703 | $7,380 | $88,530 |
Illinois | $44.51 | $1,781 | $7,720 | $92,590 |
Indiana | $40.92 | $1,637 | $7,090 | $85,120 |
Iowa | $37.56 | $1,502 | $6,510 | $78,120 |
Kansas | $38.98 | $1,559 | $6,760 | $81,070 |
Kentucky | $42.02 | $1,681 | $7,280 | $87,410 |
Louisiana | $41.11 | $1,644 | $7,130 | $85,500 |
Maine | $41.91 | $1,677 | $7,270 | $87,180 |
Maryland | $47.64 | $1,906 | $8,260 | $99,090 |
Massachusetts | $56.39 | $2,256 | $9,770 | $117,290 |
Michigan | $43.67 | $1,747 | $7,570 | $90,840 |
Minnesota | $48.11 | $1,924 | $8,340 | $100,070 |
Mississippi | $36.78 | $1,471 | $6,380 | $76,500 |
Missouri | $38.91 | $1,556 | $6,740 | $80,930 |
Montana | $42.42 | $1,697 | $7,350 | $88,240 |
Nebraska | $39.80 | $1,592 | $6,900 | $82,780 |
Nevada | $52.14 | $2,086 | $9,040 | $108,460 |
New Hampshire | $45.16 | $1,807 | $7,830 | $93,940 |
New Jersey | $52.34 | $2,094 | $9,070 | $108,870 |
New Mexico | $46.34 | $1,853 | $8,030 | $96,380 |
New York | $54.21 | $2,168 | $9,400 | $112,760 |
North Carolina | $41.92 | $1,677 | $7,270 | $87,190 |
North Dakota | $40.61 | $1,624 | $7,040 | $84,460 |
Ohio | $42.48 | $1,699 | $7,360 | $88,350 |
Oklahoma | $41.64 | $1,666 | $7,220 | $86,620 |
Oregon | $57.72 | $2,309 | $10,010 | $120,060 |
Pennsylvania | $43.65 | $1,746 | $7,570 | $90,800 |
Rhode Island | $47.78 | $1,911 | $8,280 | $99,380 |
South Carolina | $40.25 | $1,610 | $6,980 | $83,710 |
South Dakota | $34.92 | $1,397 | $6,050 | $72,640 |
Tennessee | $39.24 | $1,570 | $6,800 | $81,620 |
Texas | $45.65 | $1,826 | $7,910 | $94,960 |
Utah | $41.37 | $1,655 | $7,170 | $86,040 |
Vermont | $43.31 | $1,732 | $7,510 | $90,080 |
Virginia | $44.32 | $1,773 | $7,680 | $92,190 |
Washington | $55.05 | $2,202 | $9,540 | $114,500 |
West Virginia | $39.11 | $1,564 | $6,780 | $81,340 |
Wisconsin | $43.86 | $1,754 | $7,600 | $91,220 |
Wyoming | $43.86 | $1,754 | $7,600 | $91,230 |
Key Salary Insights and States with Growing Demand
Top Paying States for Aesthetic Nurses
Key Factors Affecting Salaries
Growing Markets for Aesthetic Nurses
Market Growth Indicators
Making the Most of Your Earning Potential
Strategic approaches to maximize your success and income as an aesthetic nurse
Advanced Certifications
- Pursue specialized training in popular procedures
- Maintain current certifications
- Stay updated with new techniques
Location Strategy
- Research areas with high demand
- Consider cost of living vs. salary
- Explore urban markets with strong aesthetic sectors
Experience Building
- Focus on high-demand procedures
- Build a strong client base
- Document your success cases
Professional Development
- Join professional organizations
- Attend industry conferences
- Network with other professionals
Whether you’re just starting your career or considering a move to a new state, understanding salary variations can help you make informed decisions about your career path. Remember that these figures represent averages, and individual salaries may vary based on specific employers, experience, specializations, and local market conditions.
*Source: Nursingprocess.org (2024 data)*