Medical Spa Laws in South Carolina
South Carolina permits non-physician ownership of medical spas through a management services organization (MSO) model, provided a licensed physician serves as medical director. RNs and LPNs may inject under physician supervision and delegation. The state does not mandate injector-specific training beyond licensure, but the medical director must oversee all aesthetic procedures. This is a moderately permissive environment for medspa operators willing to engage a physician partner.
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