
How to Start a Botox Business as a Nurse Practitioner
Thinking about how to start a Botox business as a nurse practitioner? There’s never been a better time to take
Find the exact rules, checklists, and resources you need to run a compliant clinic in your state.
Finding the right medical director for your practice shouldn’t be overwhelming. Our blog offers clear, practical guidance for RNs, NPs, and PAs seeking physician collaborators. Explore expert insights about everything from legal tips to partnership strategies to help you run a compliant, successful practice with confidence.

Thinking about how to start a Botox business as a nurse practitioner? There’s never been a better time to take

One of the most common questions we hear from registered nurses (RNs) working in hospitals, medspas, and telehealth clinics is

Florida is one of the most competitive and profitable medspa markets in the United States. From Miami Beach and Fort

If you’re opening or scaling a medspa, one of the first compliance hurdles is finding a medical director. Whether you’re

If you’re planning to open a medspa or already operate one, one of the first compliance questions you’ll face is

If you’re a registered nurse (RN) or a nurse practitioner (NP) interested in aesthetics, you’ve probably asked yourself: “Can I

The U.S. medspa industry is booming. According to the American Med Spa Association (AmSpa), there are now more than 10,000

Thinking of opening a medspa, IV hydration bar, or weight loss clinic? One of the first questions you’ll run into

The IV therapy industry is exploding in the U.S. In 2025, IV hydration clinics and wellness bars are among the
The medical director must be a Texas-licensed physician (MD/DO) with clinical control over medical decisions.
Most medspas use a physician-owned professional entity for the clinical side, plus a separate management services organization (MSO) for the business side.
Medical directors must be Texas-licensed MDs/DOs. NPs and PAs require delegation agreements to prescribe.
The medical director must be a Florida-licensed physician (MD or DO) with ultimate authority over medical decisions.
Non-physicians may own clinics, but a Florida-licensed MD/DO must be medical/clinic director with authority over protocols, supervision, and records. MSOs handle business only.
Florida’s Health Care Clinic Act requires that each licensed clinic designate a Florida-licensed MD or DO as medical/clinic director.
Medical direction & CPOM – In California, the medical director must be a California-licensed physician (MD/DO) and retain final authority over clinical decisions.
In California, only a licensed physician (MD/DO) may direct or delegate medical services such as injectables, lasers, radiofrequency, or other energy-based procedures.
California maintains one of the most regulated frameworks for weight-loss and telehealth clinics in the nation.
New York’s medical compliance framework is defined by strict physician oversight, clear delegation limits, and robust documentation expectations.
New York remains one of the most highly regulated states for medical spas and aesthetic practices.
Only a New York–licensed MD or DO may own or control a medical practice.
Georgia restricts lay control of medical practices.
Georgia requires all medical services, including aesthetic and wellness treatments, to be delivered through a physician-owned or physician-controlled entity.
All clinical services must be delivered through a physician-owned or physician-controlled entity.
Arizona enforces the Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) doctrine, requiring that only licensed physicians control medical decision-making.
Arizona requires medical services to be delivered through a physician-owned or physician-controlled entity, preserving physician authority over clinical decisions.
Clinics must be physician-owned or physician-controlled under Arizona’s Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM).