Medical aesthetic service definition

Medical aesthetic service means the diagnosis, treatment, or correction of human conditions, ailments, diseases, injuries, or infirmities of the skin, hair, nails and mucous membranes by any means, methods, devices, or instruments including the use of a biological or synthetic material, chemical application, mechanical device, or displaced energy form of any kind if it alters or damages or is capable of altering or damaging living tissue below the superficial epidermal cells, with the exception of hair removal. Medical aesthetic service includes, but is not limited to, the following services: ablative laser therapy; vaporizing laser therapy; nonsuperficial light device therapy; injectables; tissue alteration services; nonsuperficial light-emitting diode therapy; nonsuperficial intense pulse light therapy; nonsuperficial radiofrequency therapy; nonsuperficial ultrasonic therapy; nonsuperficial exfoliation; nonsuperficial microdermabrasion; nonsuperficial dermaplane exfoliation; nonsuperficial lymphatic drainage; botox injections; collagen injections; and tattoo removal.
Medical aesthetic service means a service which includes, but is not limited to, the following: ablative laser therapy; vaporizing laser therapy; light device therapy; injectables; tissue alteration services; non-ablative, non-vaporizing laser and light device therapy; light emitting diode therapy; intense pulse light therapy; radiofrequency therapy; ultrasonic therapy; superficial and non-superficial exfoliation; superficial and non-superficial microdermabrasion; superficial and non-superficial dermaplane exfoliation; superficial and non-superficial lymphatic drainage and chemical peels.

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