Electrologist / laser hair-removal supervision

The proposed service organizes physician supervision, protocol maintenance, documentation, safety and incident review, and the required inspection and training follow-up. Acceptance depends on an assigned physician who can meet the applicable supervision obligations for your location, equipment, and operating schedule. A monthly fee alone does not establish treatment-day coverage.

The $1,000 setup includes the governance foundation and first machine-specific protocol, consent and documentation workflow, eligibility and escalation criteria, and emergency procedures. The physician and electrologist jointly finalize the required written protocols. Additional machine-specific protocols are $250 each. Required patient assessments and the actual supervision arrangement must be identified before the program starts.

Rule 64B8-56.002 requires direct physician supervision: on the premises or qualifying telehealth within 150 miles with continuous synchronous communication. It also requires initial and semiannual review and inspection, semiannual safety training, joint written protocols, and physician examination and assessment in the initial patient consultation. The rule limits a physician to four electrologists at one time. These duties require more than retrospective chart review.

This pathway covers qualified electrologist laser or light-based hair removal. It does not extend the electrologist’s authority to general IPL photofacials, resurfacing, injectables, or other aesthetic procedures. We verify professional qualifications, device training, any supervision restrictions, and the planned treatment schedule. Required patient evaluations are not automatically included as a patient-care service in the governance estimate.

Laser-only facility governance is $500/month, plus $1,000/month per supervised electrologist: $1,500/month with one electrologist. Initial implementation is $1,000, including the first machine protocol; each additional machine protocol is $250. The proposal confirms treatment hours and supervision arrangements. Setup and monthly governance are separate.

Choose your services and describe your team and existing clinical documents. MFMD confirms the agreed scope, physician involvement, and activation date after review. A HIPAA-compliant digital clinical platform with documented patient encounters and physician access must be in use before services begin. Appointment software alone and paper-only records do not meet this requirement.

The initial payment is due on the effective date of the Agreement, unless a different due date is expressly stated in the payment schedule. Recurring due dates follow the agreed schedule. Governance begins on the agreed commencement date after the required clinical readiness steps are complete. Signing, payment and clinical activation are separate milestones.