Best Med Spas in Mississippi

Yes. Mississippi Medical Board rules treat any use of lasers or IPL, including cosmetic use, as the practice of medicine.

The Board of Nursing requires an advanced practice nurse's aesthetic procedures to be listed in a collaborative agreement with a physician.

The Board of Nursing approves Botox for family, acute care and adult nurse practitioners and nurse anesthetists (CRNAs), and the procedure must be listed in their collaborative agreement with a physician.

Under a joint Medical Board and Board of Nursing policy, a nurse practitioner may give Botox only if their training is documented and the collaborating physician has examined the patient.

An advanced practice nurse may not delegate Botox to nurses or aestheticians.

Medical Board rules limit laser and IPL use to physicians and people directly supervised by a physician who is on the premises.

The Board of Nursing lists laser hair removal as approved for family, acute care and adult nurse practitioners and CRNAs.

Its guidance repeats that a physician must be on the premises during laser or IPL use.

If a nurse practitioner gives the Botox, yes.

A joint Medical Board and Board of Nursing policy says the collaborating physician must have examined the patient and documented approval in the chart.

Madison has the most listings (14), followed by Hattiesburg (14), Southaven (13) and Ridgeland (12).

Among cities with 10 or more rated spas, Hattiesburg (4.96, 13 spas) and Oxford (4.93, 10 spas) have the highest average Google ratings.

We list 220 med spas in 57 Mississippi cities and towns, and 125 of them have 20 or more Google reviews.