Scottsdale, Arizona · Serving practices statewide
Experienced Medical Direction for Aesthetic and Wellness Practices
Clinical oversight, good-faith examinations, protocols, mentorship, and practical support for qualified aesthetic and wellness professionals.
Text or call 602.999.5847
- Double board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner
- Aesthetic & laser medical director
- Laser Safety Officer
- Licensed in seven states
Who Mary serves
Oversight built around how you practice
Whether you own a med spa or you're a nurse building an injectables practice, the arrangement fits your services, your setting, and your stage.
Med-spa owners
A responsive medical director with real aesthetic experience, for practices offering injectables, laser, and wellness services.
Nurse injectors & registered nurses
Protocols, good faith exams, and mentorship for RNs building or growing an injectables practice.
Certified laser technicians
Treatment protocols and clinical oversight for laser hair removal and related services.
Medical estheticians & wellness practices
Appropriate oversight for estheticians adding medical-grade treatments and for aesthetic and wellness practices.
Core services
What Aesthetic Med Consulting provides
Professional services for licensed practices and providers. Patient care is offered separately through Skindale Medspa.
Why practices choose Mary
Present, collaborative, and experienced
- Present
- Mary answers calls and texts on working days. When a clinical question comes up in the middle of a treatment day, you reach a person, not a portal.
- Collaborative
- You work as a team. Protocols, patient selection, and the business decisions that come with growth are worked through together.
- Experienced
- Nearly a decade in aesthetic regulation, procedure, and safety, grounded in a practice Mary runs every week.
Credentials and experience
Mary McMillin, MSN, NP-C, FNP-BC
- Double board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner
- Advanced aesthetic injector, trained in neurotoxins and dermal fillers since 2016
- Aesthetic and medical laser medical director
- Laser Safety Officer
- Licensed in Arizona, Kansas, Nevada, New Mexico, Nebraska, New York, and Utah
How to get started
Four steps from first call to ongoing support
- 1
Discovery call
A complimentary 30-minute conversation about the services you offer, the setting you work in, and the support you're looking for.
- 2
Agreement
If we're a fit, you receive a medical director agreement to review on your own schedule.
- 3
Onboarding
We build your protocols, set up accounts, and put your forms in place.
- 4
Ongoing support
Monthly coaching, good faith exams as needed, and a medical director you can reach.
What clients say
Trusted by practice owners in Scottsdale
“I've had a few medical directors at this point, and I can tell you that when you find a good one, your life as a business owner is better. Mary is here whenever we need her for anything and is a great resource of knowledge. We are so grateful for her guidance at our spa.”
Frequently asked questions
Common questions before a first call
A few of the questions practice owners and nurses ask most often.
What does a medical director actually do for my practice?
A medical director provides clinical oversight: written protocols and standing orders for the services you offer, guidance on patient selection and safety, review of documentation, and a qualified provider you can reach when a clinical question comes up. Mary also brings practical business experience from running her own practice.
Does having a medical director make my practice compliant?
No single arrangement does. Arizona's requirements are specific to the services you offer, who performs them, and how your business is structured, and they change over time. Mary helps you understand what applies to your practice and builds oversight designed to support safe, well-documented care. You remain responsible for your own licensing, registrations, and compliance, and questions of law should go to a healthcare attorney.
What is a good faith exam?
A good faith exam is a clinical evaluation by a qualified provider before treatment. It covers the patient's history, medications, allergies, and contraindications, and documents whether the patient is an appropriate candidate for the planned treatment.
What happens on a discovery call?
In a complimentary 30-minute call, by video or in person in Scottsdale, you and Mary talk through the services you offer or plan to offer, what oversight and support you're looking for, and whether working together makes sense. There is no obligation.
Start with a conversation.
A complimentary 30-minute discovery call, by video or in person in Scottsdale. We'll talk through your goals, the oversight you need, and whether we're a good fit.