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If a facialist is in business with a dermatologist, then is the business under TDLR’s jurisdiction or under the Texas Medical Board’s jurisdiction?

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If a facialist is in business with a dermatologist, then is the business under TDLR’s jurisdiction or under the Texas Medical Board’s jurisdiction?

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Both. The practice of cosmetology is within TDLR’s jurisdiction, and the practice of medicine is within the Texas Medical Board’s jurisdiction. A facialist is only authorized to perform cosmetology services at a facility licensed by TDLR as a cosmetology salon or facial specialty salon. Therefore, if a facialist performs acts under a facialist license at a place of business, then the business must hold a TDLR cosmetology salon or specialty salon license. Please consult with the Texas Medical Board to learn about their jurisdiction in regulating the practice of medicine.

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