Ohio SB226 regulates the use of light-based medical devices for hair removal by medical professionals.

Ohio SB226 amends the state's medical practice act to establish specific guidelines for the use of light-based medical devices in hair removal procedures. The bill outlines requirements for physicians who wish to delegate the application of these devices to other medical professionals, such as nurses or laser hair removal professionals. It mandates that the devices must be FDA-cleared or approved for hair removal and sets forth conditions for on-site and off-site supervision.

Ohio SB226 regulates the use of light-based medical devices for hair removal by medical professionals.

Ohio SB226 amends the state's medical practice act to establish specific guidelines for the use of light-based medical devices in hair removal procedures. The bill outlines requirements for physicians who wish to delegate the application of these devices to other medical professionals, such as nurses or laser hair removal professionals. It mandates that the devices must be FDA-cleared or approved for hair removal and sets forth conditions for on-site and off-site supervision.