HeyJaredBrett Elliott
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- Sep 21, 2026
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FDA Workshop Signals Potential Approval Pathway For Testosterone Therapy In Menopausal Women (opens the original)
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) held a workshop on September 17, 2026, regarding testosterone use in menopausal women following an August 18, 2026, notice published in the Federal Register (91 FR 53417). This Holland & Knight alert summarizes key developments from the workshop, examines the current off-label prescribing landscape, reviews the scientific evidence and gaps discussed at the workshop, and outlines the FDA's expectations for a regulatory approval pathway. For providers wh
Podcast - The Medical Spa Boom: Clinical Autonomy, Patient Safety And The Evolving Compliance Landscape (opens the original)
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As demand for aesthetic services continues to rise, medical spas face growing scrutiny over patient safety, clinical oversight and regulatory compliance. In this episode of "Counsel That Cares," host Morgan Ribeiro speaks with healthcare attorneys Brett Elliott and Kimberly Rai, along with New U Women's Clinic & Aesthetics Founder and CEO Rachel Fidino, ARNP, DNP, about the rapid expansion of the medical spa industry and the legal and operational challenges accompanying that growth. Bringing bot
The Pixel Problem: Advertising Triggers Health Data Obligations For Medical Aesthetic Practices (opens the original)
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This Holland & Knight alert summarizes the findings and recommendations in Washington's inaugural Data Privacy Report, maps the overlapping federal and state obligations onto six stages of the typical aesthetic practice's digital marketing workflow – from website pixel firing through before-and-after photo galleries and social media engagement – and provides a prioritized compliance checklist addressing the highest-risk gaps across all applicable regimes. This is the third installment in Holland
Medical Spa Compliance Under The Microscope (opens the original)
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Historically, medical spas have been regulated indirectly through general medical practice acts, nursing scope-of-practice rules and cosmetology licensing regimes rather than through statutes specifically defining and regulating "medical spas" as a distinct business category. Recently, however, more states have begun regulating or proposing to regulate medical spas directly. Because directly applicable guidance now exists in a growing number of jurisdictions, there is increased opportunity for e
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