Medical Spa Laws in Kentucky
Kentucky operates a moderate regulatory framework, allowing non-physician ownership through management structures but requiring physician supervision for injectables. The state does not mandate a medical director by statute, though many practices adopt one for compliance and liability management. Telehealth good-faith exams are conditionally permitted; board interpretation may vary.
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