Medical Spa Laws in Ohio
Ohio adopts a moderate regulatory stance, permitting non-physician ownership of medical spas while requiring physician supervision of injectable services. The framework is less restrictive than New York but more structured than North Dakota. Owners have flexibility in ownership and staffing, but must maintain clear physician oversight, documented delegation agreements, and compliance with board guidance on scope of practice for delegated providers.
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