AmSpa believes that it is important to the medical aesthetic industry to have a clear, easy to follow legal framework without unnecessary costs or burdens. Therefore, we support efforts that reduce non-compliant and untrained practices, efforts that responsibly expand licensed scope of practice and autonomy, and efforts that streamline and reduce regulatory burdens on medical spas.
Iowa
Bill would create licensing and practice requirements for medical spas and their use of prescription medications.
01/20/2026 Referred to House Health and Human Services Committee
Ohio
Bills would bring APRNs independence.
HB 449: 10/01/2025 referred to Committee on Health | HB 508: 10/15/2025 referred to Committee on Medicaid
Indiana
Bill would allow estheticians to perform microneedling.
01/23/2026 Referred to the Senate
Indiana
Bill would regulate medical spas and physician in-office compounding.
01/29/2026 passed Senate- referred to House for consideration
New Jersey
Bill would create laser tattoo removal certificates.
01/13/2026 Referred to Senate Commerce Committee
Massachusetts
Bill would allow dental hygienists to inject.
01/05/2026 Reported favorably by committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure and referred to Joint Committee on Health Care Financing
West Virginia
Bill would license master aestheticians.
01/19/2026 Referred to Committee on Government Organization
Mississippi
Bill would regulate prescribing GLP-1s such as semaglutide.
01/19/2026 Referred to Committee on Public Health and Human Services
Mississippi
Bill may bring APRNs independence.
01/07/2026 referred to Committee on Public Health and Human Services
Florida
Bills would regulate medical spas via licensing and practice requirements for med spas and their use of prescription medications.
SB1728 01/16/2026 Referred to Health Policy; Appropriations Committee on Health and Human Services; Fiscal Policy | HB1429 01/15/2026 Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
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