We do not yet hold a clinic record in North Carolina. What this page is good for today is the North Carolina licensure and complaint reference below — the registry where you can check any clinician's licence yourself, and the route for filing a complaint. Both are worth using whether or not the clinic came from us.
Every clinic record on this site says the licence has not been checked. These are the official registries where you can check it yourself, and they are the same registries we will use when we do.
Three things differ meaningfully by state and shape what you will find in this market. We report what the official source says and do not interpret it.
No prior in-person examination is categorically required — the NC Medical Board's telemedicine position statement states the patient evaluation 'need not be in-person if the licensee employs technology sufficient to accurately diagnose and treat the patient in conformity with the applicable standard of care', while noting there are situations (see the Board's position statement 4.1.
No med-spa-specific licence; the NC Medical Board's position statement on laser surgery treats structural alteration of human tissue by laser as surgery that must be performed by a physician or delegated to a trained licensed professional under physician supervision, with a physician examination before the first treatment (
We do not yet hold a clinic record in North Carolina, so there is nothing to report here. This page exists for the North Carolina licensure and complaint references above, which are useful whoever you end up seeing.