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Section: Business > Regulatory
Industry News
Picking an Esthetic Educator’s Brain
Today's regulatory climate concerning medical spas is complicated—through her work as an educator, Terri Wojak uses her over 20 years of experience in esthetics to prepare estheticians to navigate a medical setting.
Physiology
Ozone: The Air Down Here
Though you might think of ozone in relation to the atmosphere, ozone can also be used to treat a variety of skin and medical conditions.
MedSpa
Social Media Outreach With Dr. Brian Reedy
Brian Reedy, M.D., shared how he protects patient privacy during his Facebook Live videos, and how to introduce male patients to esthetic procedures in part II of
Skin Inc.
's exclusive interview.
Regulatory
Deciding on Devices: 4 Questions to Ask First
Using esthetic devices can improve client results--and your bottom line. It can be easy to get caught up in the latest marketing hype, but it's important to choose wisely to avoid making costly mistakes.
MedSpa
Medical Spa Investigations: What You Need To Know
Compliance in medical spas is more important than ever; however, it’s also never been more difficult. It’s often hard to isolate just what is required of you as a medical spa amid the web of several different licensing boards, patient privacy laws, ownership restrictions, anti-kickback laws and more.
Equipment/Tools
Tried and True: The 411 on Microneedling
This article reviews the regulations surrounding microneedling, how it can be used by estheticians and the varying depths that put it into other categories.
Regulatory
Licensed to Spa: Know Your Options
There is no legal designation for a "medical esthetician" and without this designation, it seems impossible to separate out those estheticians who have advanced skills. This article will take a look at options for identifying such estheticians; but first, it will look at credentials and clarify licensing options.
Industry News
Kermit the Frog Was Right
It isn’t easy being green, whether that means natural, organic or environmentally friendly.
Regulatory
Greener Pastures for Skin: Natural, Organic and Beyond
Natural and organic skin care has become a permanent segment of the skin care market, but many clients still wonder if the quality, safe and effective product line for them is natural, organic or synthetic. This article was written to help you, their skin care professional, educate them while making that choice.
Sun Care
Reflections: Support Safe Sun
This issue of Skin Inc. is getting serious about a better understanding of sun protection and improved sun safety measures.
Regulatory
NYC’s Microbead Bust
Spas in the city could be stocking only eco-friendly exfoliants as early as January 2016.
Regulatory
Oregon Creates Energy Device Licensure for Esthys
Oregon estheticians who perform advanced treatments using lasers and other high energy devices can breathe a sigh of relief. Oregon legislators enacted House Bill 2642 on July 2, 2015, which creates a separate governing board to establish scope of practice rules for estheticians who operate intense pulsed light (IPL), laser and other energy devices such as radio frequency and ultrasound.
MedSpa
Regulating Medical Devices for Beauty: Part I—Determining Class
An increasing number of developments in the beauty industry involve devices, which are often used in combination with cosmetic products.
Regulatory
Setting the Microneedling Record Straight
By now, most estheticians have been bombarded with a myriad of information about skin needling. First, let me start off by saying that we are advocates of skin needling, finding it to be an efficacious process for improving the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and scars. However, using needling devices in the United States is fraught with legal issues.
MedSpa
OSHA—What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You, Part II
Medical spa owners and operators must comply with seven particular Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards.
Regulatory
10 Things to Do to Spring Clean Your Service Offerings
Spring is here and it’s a perfect time to spring clean your service offerings.
MedSpa
Physician Supervision—Keeping the “Medical” in Medical Spas
As physicians flock to medical spas, many overlook the fact that a certain level of supervision is still required for all medical treatment—and if something goes awry, the physician's license is on the line.
Regulatory
Regulation Action Plan: What’s in a Name?
When you are not aware that your state’s law may have something to say about what you are allowed to call yourself, as well as what you are able to list your services as, it could come back and bite you.
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