Medical spas have been breaking the mold of the traditional medical practice model. The combination of day spa and medical service has created a new industry overseen by multiple regulatory authorities. In this episode, series regular Jay Reyero joins us to share the true significance of the title "medical esthetician." We address whether medical estheticians can be delegated procedures like Botox treatments within a med spa setting. We discuss regulatory considerations, including scope of practice, supervision and delegation, and the discrepancies between the licensing requirements and the title "medical esthetician."

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Fake or Real: Medical Estheticians Can Be Delegated Treatments in a Med Spa