The "Medical Aesthetic Practices Safety Act" is a proposed bill that establishes regulations for cosmetic medical procedures within Title 23 of the General Laws. It defines essential terms related to cosmetic medical practices and specifies that such procedures must be performed by licensed healthcare professionals, including physicians, physician assistants (PAs), and advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs). The bill emphasizes the importance of initial patient assessments, treatment plans, and medical record maintenance, while also allowing registered nurses to perform certain procedures under supervision, provided they have received appropriate training.

Key insertions in the bill include provisions that permit licensed estheticians, dentists, electrologists, and tattoo artists to perform specific procedures without the need for supervision or delegation, thereby exempting them from certain requirements. The bill also mandates that all providers involved in cosmetic procedures adhere to written protocols, document procedures, and notify supervising professionals of any complications. The Department of Health is tasked with developing rules and regulations by January 1, 2026, to ensure the act's effective implementation, which will take effect upon passage.