Medical Spa Laws in New Jersey
New Jersey is a strict regulatory state that enforces Corporate Practice of Medicine and restricts non-physician participation in injections. RNs cannot inject, and NPs/PAs must work under direct physician supervision. A medical director must be present or immediately available, and in-person good-faith exams are mandatory. Non-physicians cannot own a medical spa; physician ownership or a physician-controlled MSO is required.
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