
Colorado’s Rise in Med Spa Malpractice and How to Stay Safe
Colorado’s Rise in Med Spa Malpractice
and How to Stay Safe
Over the past year, Colorado has seen a troubling rise in unsafe and unregulated aesthetic practices. These include unlicensed injectors, counterfeit products, and med spas operating without adequate medical oversight. Let's break down what's happening—and how you can stay safe while enjoying beauty treatments.
What's Going on in Colorado?
Unlicensed Practitioners Continuing to Operate Under Cease-and-Desist Orders
Over the years, investigators have found cases where individuals, despite being officially barred by the Colorado Medical Board, continued offering injectables in multiple locations, with zero physician supervision.New State Law Targeting Transparency in Med Spa Practices
House Bill HB 25-1024 mandates that med spas using unlicensed staff must clearly disclose who is performing treatments, their supervising provider, and their license information—in their offices, marketing, and consent forms.National Scares: Fake Botox Causing Serious Harm
The CDC reported fake Botox in nine states—including Colorado—causing botulism symptoms and hospitalizations. While not Colorado-specific, this highlights the dangers of counterfeit cosmetic products.
Why This Matters for You
Your Face Isn’t a Place for Risk
Injectables are medical procedures. Your face contains vital blood vessels and nerves. Without licensed training and proper hygiene, treatments pose real risks—like infections, tissue damage, blockages, or even blindness.Transparency Equals Trust
HB 25-1024 ensures you know exactly who is administering your treatment and under whose medical supervision—a critical layer of safety and accountability.Professional Oversight Is Essential
Licensed providers (PAs, MDs, NPs) trained in facial anatomy use sterile techniques and FDA-approved products. They can prevent, recognize, and manage complications—safeguarding your health and beauty.
A Checklist to Protect Yourself

How We Keep You Safe at Be Still Look Pretty
Licensed Provider: Jennifer Youngs, MPAP, PA‑C, has over 20 years of medical experience and performs every treatment personally.
Clinical Standards: We use only FDA-approved injectables in a fully clinical environment, with sterilization protocols and medical-grade monitoring.
Written Informed Consent: We provide full disclosure of risks and proper medical supervision, in line with Colorado regulations.
Clinical Oversight: You receive a thorough consultation before treatment, ensuring we outline realistic results and address any medical concerns.
Beauty should never come at the expense of your well-being. At Be Still Look Pretty, your safety and confidence are at the heart of everything we do. We believe in empowering you with knowledge so you can make informed, smart choices—without fear.
Want to learn more or feel unsure about what you’ve seen in the market?
Let’s talk it out. Book a consultation, ask Jenn your questions, and let’s focus on beautiful and safe results.