Medical Spa Laws in New Mexico
New Mexico adopts a moderate, relatively permissive regulatory stance that allows non-physician ownership through MSO structures with physician oversight. The state permits RNs to inject under delegation and allows telehealth good-faith exams if the supervising physician establishes a legitimate therapeutic relationship. This flexibility makes New Mexico accessible for medspa entrepreneurs, though owners must ensure proper documentation of physician supervision and GFE protocols.
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