Medical Spa Laws in Florida
Florida permits non-physician ownership of medical spas through management structures, but requires a licensed physician medical director to oversee all injections and invasive procedures. The state does not enforce strict Corporate Practice of Medicine restrictions, making it relatively entrepreneur-friendly, but physician supervision is mandatory. RNs and other licensed professionals may inject under proper delegation, provided clear protocols are documented and the physician maintains active oversight.
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