As the medical aesthetics industry continues to grow rapidly in the United States, state licensing boards, attorneys general, and legislators are increasing regulatory scrutiny. Pertaining to this topic, Frier Levitt partner Brandon Zarsky published an article in The Aesthetic Guide, “Legislative and Enforcement Trends in Medical Aesthetics: 2025 and Beyond.” In the piece, Brandon provides an overview of key legislative trends and state board actions that medical aesthetics providers and management services organizations (MSOs) should monitor in the coming year and ahead.
Specifically, Brandon explores recently introduced legislation, focusing on three primary areas:
- Provider Scope of Practice Expansion
- Disclosure and Approval Requirements for Private Equity and MSO Investors
- State Laws Banning Restrictive Covenants
He further details the increased regulatory scrutiny and guidance from state boards as well.
Importantly, the medical aesthetics industry will continue to evolve, and businesses should remain cognizant of legislative, regulatory, and enforcement developments in 2025, ensuring compliance with changing state and federal laws affecting operations and contracts. To read the article, click HERE.
