Medical Spa Laws in Vermont
Vermont takes a moderate, permissive approach to medical spa regulation, allowing non-physician ownership through management structures with physician oversight. RNs and other licensed professionals may inject under delegation. The state does not strictly enforce Corporate Practice of Medicine, but a medical director is required. Telehealth GFE rules are less clearly defined—verify with the board.
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