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Navigating the disparate Australian regulatory minefield of cosmetic therapy.

Recently, New South Wales legislation was amended to enforce that any facility undertaking certain cosmetic procedures must be licensed. Further, the Medical Board of Australia (MBA) issued guidelines for cosmetic procedures. These regulations followed an increase in adverse events, risking patient health and safety, exemplified in a report3 about Australia's largest cosmetic surgery provider, The Cosmetic Institute.