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Regulatory and Practice Updates

Curated regulatory and safety developments for Licensed Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and Physicians in medical aesthetics. Updates are published only when backed by a primary source — not for publishing frequency.

Exclusively for Registered Nurses and advanced licensed medical providers.

What this category covers

Regulatory and practice updates address meaningful developments involving:

  • State board rules and scope-of-practice changes
  • Medical-director, supervision, and delegation requirements
  • Good Faith Exam mandates and documentation expectations
  • FDA safety information and product warnings
  • OSHA workplace requirements
  • HIPAA and patient-privacy requirements
  • Telehealth rules affecting aesthetic practice
  • Recordkeeping and retention requirements

How each update is structured

When an update is published, it will include:

  • Jurisdiction the update applies to
  • Date published and effective date when applicable
  • Primary source (board, statute, or agency)
  • Who may be affected
  • Plain-language summary
  • What providers should review
  • Educational disclaimer
  • Link to the related permanent NOVI resource

What this category is not

We do not publish unverified rumors, social-media summaries, or competitor commentary. We do not create updates merely to make the site appear active. Every entry cites a primary regulatory, safety, or clinical source for validation and deeper reading.

Currently available updates

No regulatory or practice updates are currently published. Updates will appear here as meaningful developments are reviewed against their primary source. Until then, the permanent guides below cover the underlying rules in detail.

NOVI is not intended for estheticians, cosmetologists, nonmedical beauty professionals, or individuals without an active qualifying healthcare license.

This content is provided for general educational purposes and is not legal, regulatory, or medical advice. Scope-of-practice, ownership, delegation, supervision, examination, and medical oversight requirements vary by state and may change. Providers should consult the applicable licensing board, qualified legal counsel, and appropriate clinical leadership before offering services.