Medical Spa Laws in Illinois
Illinois is one of the strictest states for medical-spa regulation, with a rigid physician-only injection mandate and strong Corporate Practice of Medicine enforcement. Only MDs/DOs may inject neurotoxins and fillers; RNs, LPNs, NPs, and PAs are explicitly prohibited. Non-physicians cannot own a medical spa; ownership must be physician-led or through a physician-controlled MSO. In-person physician exams are mandatory, and telehealth consultations do not satisfy the good-faith-exam requirement. This is a high-barrier state for non-physician entrepreneurs.
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