Adverse Event Reporting Protocols for Medical Spas
Most med spa owners assume a serious complication means an automatic call to the FDA, but that’s usually not the
Most med spa owners assume a serious complication means an automatic call to the FDA, but that’s usually not the
The FTC regulates before-and-after photos as advertising claims, and those claims must withstand its ban on deceptive practices. A dramatic
Most electronic health record platforms are built for primary care, not aesthetic clinics, and the gap shows up the moment
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) clinics face added compliance requirements because testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance under federal law.
A medical director employment contract sets the scope of duties, the chart review cadence, and the terms under which either
Standalone red light therapy for general wellness usually does not require a medical director, at least under how the FDA
Physician oversight for chemical peels depends on depth, not on what the product is called. Superficial peels stay within an
A ketamine clinic carries two compliance problems most wellness practices never face: a Schedule III controlled substance and an IV-administered
Most first-time med spa owners lose months building out a space before confirming the license, staffing plan, or physician sign-off
Opening a primary care practice as a nurse practitioner (NP) starts with confirming exactly what your state allows you to