The physician is responsible for assuring that any individual to whom the physician delegates or assigns the performance of a cosmetic medical procedure or the operation of a cosmetic medical device is properly trained. Training shall include both theoretical instruction and clinical instruction. Theoretical instruction shall include: Cosmetic-dermatological indications and contraindications for treatment; Identification of realistic and expected outcomes of each procedure; Selection, maintenance, and utilization of equipment; Appropriate technique for each procedure, including infection control and safety precautions; Pharmacological intervention specific to the procedure; Identification of complications and adverse reactions for each procedure; Emergency procedures to be used in the event of: Complications; Adverse reactions; Equipment malfunction; or Any other interruption of a procedure; and Appropriate documentation of the procedure in the patient's chart. Clinical instruction shall include: Observation of performance of the procedure or use of the device by an individual experienced in performing the procedure; and Performing the procedure or using the device under the direct supervision of the delegating physician who is present and observing the procedure a sufficient number of times to assure that the non-physician is competent to perform the procedure without direct supervision.