Cosmetic Therapy, Scope of PracticE

“Cosmetic therapy” is the practice of systematic friction, stoking, slapping and kneading or tapping to the face, neck, scalp or shoulders through the use of approved electric modalities, and additionally may include the permanent removal of hair from the human body through the use of approved electric modalities. “Approved electric modalities” are electric modalities approved by the State Medical Board for use in cosmetic therapy. A “Cosmetic Therapist” is a person who holds a certificate to practice cosmetic therapy issued by the State Medical Board, and who is also registered with the Board.

**Editor’s Note: It is anticipated that the State Medical Board will adopt more detailed administrative rules regarding the practice of cosmetic therapy.

Cosmetic Therapy, Scope of Practice

 
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