What must a med spa in Mississippi report to the board?
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Short answer
The cited rules do not settle this — they cover only change-of-information duties: cosmetology licensees must notify their board in writing of address or establishment changes within 30 days, and physicians must immediately report a location or address change.
Mississippi puts the same duty on both sides of a med spa, and the cosmetology version names the premises. Under the Board of Barbering and Cosmetology’s rules, “A licensed practitioner must in writing notify the Board of any change of address and/or establishment affiliation within thirty (30) days of such change.”
Miss. Admin. Code (Bd. of Barbering & Cosmetology) Rule 5.21 (Change of Information Notification) · verified Sep 8, 2026 · regulatory monitoring, not legal advice
Related Mississippi rules
On the medical side the clock is “immediately”, with thirty days as the outer limit before it becomes a disciplinary matter. “Any physician who is licensed to practice medicine in this state and changes his or her practice location or mailing address shall immediately notify the Board in writing of the change. Failure to notify within thirty (30) days could result in disciplinary action.”
Miss. Admin. Code Part 2610, Rule 1.1 (Bd. of Medical Licensure — Change of Address) · verified Sep 8, 2026
Office surgery is defined as surgery which is performed outside a hospital, an ambulatory surgical center, abortion clinic, or other medical facility licensed by the Mississippi State Department of Health or a successor agency. Physicians performing Level II or Level III office based surgery must register with the Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure. That office-surgery registration and the practitioner licenses are the only registrations Title 73, chapter 25 and the Board’s Part 2635 require of a physician’s office; Mississippi issues no license or registration specific to a medical spa. A salon where esthetics is practiced is licensed under the cosmetology chapter.
Miss. Admin. Code Title 30, Part 2635, Rule 2.2(D) (Title 73, ch. 25 and Part 2635 surveyed) · verified Sep 8, 2026
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