> I have had something similiar I have a nurse also message therpist who
in our salon spa was cutting toe nails for people with health issues.
I had read that a nure was excempt and could do this. Would u believe a
nail tech cousin of the nurse called the state. I got the call and we
dicussed the problem. bottom line I would need 2 have my attornwy
interrupt the law. How ever making it a med spa under a Dr. the board of
cosmetolgy does not jury. Whole different rules. In our town a Dr office
with laser equipment has his girl friend doing the treatments. That is
legal she had a weekend class???? and it is under is supervision wow
What did
the state board say? I am curious about the spa...the services
> are in a Doctors office type place? We have those here too. Laser hair
> removal is done in a dermatologists office here. People working there
> would be working for the doctors office, as opposed to a salon. I don't
> think even estheticians in my state can do laser hair removal....so it
> would fall under the doctors board, not the cosmetology board. Here,
> manicurists license cannot wax, I wax, but I have a cosmetologists lic.
> With a grandfathers facial ability as well (they don't get that now) but I
> would not be allowed to do extractions or some of the new machine facials.
> I am going to say that this situation does not fall under the cosmetology
> board, doctors employees are going to fall under the doc and be supervised
> by that board. I will be curious to hear the outcome....
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> One of our girls went to a local "Medical" salon and spa to get Laser
> hair removal treatments done. They advertise that the people are medical
> estitcians <sp> supervised by a Dr. and all that jazz. Any way this is a
> long story cut short. The gal that actually did the service was a
> massage therapist just out of school an hourly employee while she builds
> a clientele. Not even a stylist that is licensed and able to provide wax
> treatments let alone do laser treatments ...WTH!!!! I advised our girl
> to call state board. This is so past illegal that I don't even know what
> else to say.
> But I do know to ask you all what is required here? I am sure that this
> is a bad situation and the owner is opening themselves up for a huge
> lawsuit if something were to go wrong...
> I had the same treatment a few years ago and the gal was a regular
> estitician that had more education and was actually working out of a
> dr.'s office. Anyway I would be interested in what yall have to say about
> this one.
>
> Dawn
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