Laser hair removal; creating the Laser Hair Removal Act; requiring certain credential; mandating education and training; effective date.

This Oklahoma law establishes the Laser Hair Removal Act to regulate who can perform laser hair removal and under what conditions. It requires that anyone performing these procedures be a licensed health professional, such as a doctor, nurse, or physician assistant, and mandates that non-physician practitioners complete at least 40 hours of specific training. Facilities offering these services must be overseen by a physician who sets safety protocols and reviews patient records, though the physician does not need to be physically present during treatments. The legislation also clarifies that patients do not need a doctor's referral to receive laser hair removal and specifies which state boards will oversee the conduct of different medical professionals.