The health ministry has issued the first binding standards for its $2.1 billion cosmetology industry, restricting clinics to registered dermatologists and surgeons. The rules set safety, space and staffing norms, following complaints of unqualified operators and patient harm.
The health ministry has issued the first binding standards for its $2.1 billion cosmetology industry, restricting clinics to registered dermatologists and surgeons. The rules set safety, space and staffing norms, following complaints of unqualified operators and patient harm.
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The health ministry has issued the first binding standards for its $2.1 billion cosmetology industry, restricting clinics to registered dermatologists and surgeons. The rules set safety, space and staffing norms, following complaints of unqualified operators and patient harm.
