TGA and AHPRA rules for Australian cosmetic clinics
Australian clinics offering prescription cosmetic treatments advertise under TGA therapeutic goods rules and AHPRA advertising guidelines. These rules shape what you can say publicly about treatments, rewards, testimonials and before-and-after photos. These guides explain them in plain English for clinic owners.
Nothing here is legal advice. It is a practical starting point written for clinic owners who need to understand the rules they operate under.
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