Med spa laws by state: Ownership, licensing, and compliance guide
Thirty-six of the 50 US states have no statute governing how a medical spa must operate. That silence does not make the rules optional. Compliance rests on whoever reads the state medical practice act, the cosmetology board rules, and the relevant medical board’s guidance. Get it wrong, and the penalties run from fines to license […]
Rejeunesse Aftercare Guidelines
Download your free Rejeunesse aftercare guidelines A one-page patient leaflet covering immediate post-treatment care, first-week and first-month instructions, common side effects, warning signs, and long-term skin care. A second confirmation page carries the checkbox you file in the record. Download template Rejeunesse is a non-animal, cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal filler used to restore volume, smooth […]
Good Faith Exam for Med Spas: Requirements and Documentation
A good faith exam is the medical evaluation that has to happen before a med spa administers injectables. It is what makes the treatment lawful, and it is the first record a state board asks to see. Without one, the practice is exposed to license action, malpractice claims, and a board investigation. This guide covers […]
Who can own a med spa in Florida? Rules by license type
Florida lets any license type own a med spa, yet only some clear AHCA’s exemption alone. Find out which ones do, and what every other owner has to add.
How to open a med spa in Arizona: Who can legally own one
MDs, DOs and nurse practitioners can own an Arizona med spa outright. Non-licensed partners are capped at 49% of voting shares.
Texas med spa regulations: What owners must know
To start, three different state agencies have a say in what a Texas med spa can do. None of them is the “medical spa board” people go looking for, because that board doesn’t exist. The Texas Medical Board (TMB) decides who can perform a cosmetic procedure and under what delegation. Meanwhile, the Texas Board of […]
ResurFX laser treatment: Clinical guide and documentation templates
ResurFX is a non-ablative 1565nm fractional laser: 3-5 sessions, 2-5 days of redness, plus free consent and aftercare forms.
Medical director for med spa Texas: 2026 rules and costs
Texas requires an MD or DO to delegate med spa treatments under 22 TAC 169.25. Read more on who qualifies, what oversight costs and how to hire.
Medical spa license New York: What the state actually requires
New York issues no medical spa license. It requires physician ownership, a PC or PLLC, and a license for every treating provider.
Florida med spa regulations: Who can own and who can treat
Florida med spa regulations answer two questions that owners routinely treat as one. The state settles who may own the business separately from who may legally perform the treatments. Here is the short version. Florida has no corporate practice of medicine doctrine, so an investor, a nurse, or an esthetician can hold the entity outright. […]