The answer depends on your state's regulations on Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM). However, here is some general guidance:
CPOM Restrictions: Many states have CPOM laws that restrict corporations (businesses not owned by doctors) from directly owning or profiting from medical services.
Solutions: There are workarounds depending on your state. Some corporations may use a Management Services Organization (MSO) model. An MSO provides non-medical services like marketing and management, allowing the corporation to be involved without directly owning the medical practice.
Best course of action: Research the specific CPOM regulations in your state before opening a medical spa. Consult with a lawyer specializing in healthcare law to ensure you comply with all legal requirements.