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The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Association (ASDSA) advocates for patient safety, access to specialty care, skin cancer prevention and education and fair and appropriate reimbursement.

11/06/2025

The FDA has sent warning letters to 18 websites for illegally marketing and selling counterfeit or unapproved versions of botulinum toxin and similar injectable products following reports of adverse events associated with the products. ASDSA encourages patients to ensure medical procedures use FDA-approved products and are performed or supervised by an onsite physician, especially by a board certified dermatologist. Visit https://bit.ly/4eyw60g to learn more.

10/29/2025

A medical spa owner in Minnesota is facing charges after posing as a registered nurse, lying about having a medical director and injecting patients with what she called “black market” botulinum toxin. ASDSA urges patients to ensure medical procedures are performed or supervised by an onsite physician, especially by a board certified dermatologist. Visit the link in our bio to read the full article and learn more about ASDSA’s Med Spa Safety efforts.

10/23/2025

The Louisiana Department of Public Health reminds the public to only receive FDA-approved botulinum toxin injections by a licensed individual in a healthcare setting after two reports of botulism-like symptoms. ASDSA encourages patients to ensure medical procedures are performed or supervised by an onsite physician using FDA-approved products, especially by a board certified dermatologist. Visit the link in our bio to read more and learn about ASDSA’s Med Spa Safety efforts.

10/21/2025

Today, Oct. 21, 2025, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) updated its Medicare claims hold guidance to Medicare Administrative Contractors. CMS instructed all Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) to lift the claims hold and process claims with dates of service of Oct. 1, 2025, and later for certain services impacted by select expired Medicare legislative payment provisions passed under the ’25 Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act. This includes claims paid under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. Visit https://go.cms.gov/3L2fZOj view the CMS guidance.

10/16/2025

“Impostor nurses” take the credentials of someone with a similar or the same name and then treat patients, despite having no training or education. Patients deserve to make informed decisions about from whom they receive medical treatment. ASDSA supports disclosure of level of licensure in medical advertisements and communications, as well as posting this information in health care settings and on photo identification badges in patient-interactions. Visit https://bit.ly/4nRzesw to learn more.

10/14/2025

Multiple people were arrested in Texas for practicing medicine in a medical spa without a license - one claiming to be a doctor and the other “nurse certified”. After performing injections and other procedures, there were allegedly patient injuries, including a punctured nerve. ASDSA encourages patients to ensure medical procedures are performed or directly supervised by a physician, especially by a board certified dermatologist as recommended in the “Medical Spa Safety Act,” and supports disclosure of level of licensure in medical advertisements and communications, as well as posting this information in health care settings and on ID badges in patient-interactions. Visit https://bit.ly/46TNjzu to learn more.

10/10/2025

The FDA has launched a database that allows the public to view reports of adverse events for cosmetic products, allowing medical professionals, patients, and consumers the ability to review the potential safety of a product. If you encounter any adverse events in patients caused by cosmetic products, you may report them to the FDA’s MedWatch. Additionally, any adverse events associated with a medical procedure can also be reported to MedWatch and ASDSA/Northwestern University’s Cutaneous Procedures Adverse Events Reporting (CAPER) registry at caper.net. Visit https://bit.ly/46X81xa to learn more!

10/07/2025

A woman in Texas is facing felony charges for operating a medical spa unlicensed and falsely presenting herself as a nurse. Patients deserve to make informed decisions about from whom they receive medical treatment. ASDSA encourages patients to ensure medical procedures are performed or directly supervised by a physician, especially by a board certified dermatologist as recommended in the “Medical Spa Safety Act,” and supports disclosure of level of licensure in medical advertisements and communications, as well as posting this information in health care settings and on ID badges in patient-interactions. Visit https://bit.ly/4eyw60g to learn more.

10/01/2025

A recent study co-authored by ASDSA members Ann Haas, MD, and Elan Newman, MD, highlights widespread patient confusion over the professional titles used by non-physicians. Only 9% of the 1,000 adults surveyed across California could correctly match a practitioner's level of training and qualifications with the appropriate medical or specialty title, while 91% said accurate understanding was essential for informed consent.

The findings reinforce ASDSA’s advocacy for title transparency in medical advertising, requiring clear disclosure of licensure and board certification and protecting physician-specific terms such as “medical doctor,” “doctor of osteopathic medicine” and “board certified dermatologist” to safeguard patients and ensure informed decision-making. Read the full press release to learn more – https://bit.ly/3IqkMZ4

Safety

09/29/2025

A “celebrity esthetician” has been accused of burning and scarring a patient after performing a chemical peel and multiple rounds of microneedling, procedures outside the scope of practice for estheticians in California. ASDSA encourages patients to ensure medical procedures are performed or supervised by an onsite physician, especially by a board certified dermatologist. Visit bit.ly/4eyw60g to read more and learn about ASDSA’s Med Spa Safety efforts.

09/09/2025

Thank you to ASDSA Members Past President Mathew Avram, MD, Margaret Chou, MD, Board Member Catherine DiGiorgio, MD, Madeline Krauss, MD, Morgan Murphrey, MD, and Molly Wanner, MD, who testified on behalf of patient safety against legislation in Massachusetts (MA) that would allow dental hygienists to administer botulinum toxins and dermal fillers under the supervision of a dentist during a recent MA Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure.

Address

1933 N. Meacham Road, Suite 650
Schaumburg, IL
60173

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Website

https://www.asds.net/ASDSA-Advocacy

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