Medical Spa Laws in New Mexico
New Mexico adopts a moderate regulatory stance, allowing non-physician ownership through MSO structures and permitting RN/NP/PA injection under physician delegation. The state does not strictly enforce Corporate Practice of Medicine. A medical director is required, and a good-faith exam is mandatory before treatment. The telehealth GFE policy is not entirely clear and varies by board interpretation, so owners should verify directly with the Board.
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