What's changing in NSW on 5 November, and what it means for your clinic

From 5 November 2026, the rules for administering cosmetic injectables in New South Wales are changing. If your compliance is already set up well, most of it is not a big change. But it is worth knowing exactly what is different, and what you need in place before the date.

This free recording is a Fresh Clinics session with our compliance team, walking through the new NSW regulation in plain English, without the 101 pages of legislation.

What's inside

• What the new regulation actually covers. The products and the practitioners it applies to, and what has been added.
• Prescriber reviews and scripts. Reviewing each patient in person or over video, six-month scripts, and written, signed authorisation.
• Batch numbers, vial sharing and records. What you need documented for every treatment, and how to keep a clean trail from stock to patient.
• Storage, emergency equipment and training. Locked storage, temperature logs, and what to have on hand for complications.
• What it means day to day. The practical version, so you know what to change and what stays the same.

Why watch this

Behind this session sits Fresh Clinics, the clinical and business backbone for aesthetic clinics across Australia: medical oversight, a digital drugbook, complications support, and a platform built to help you stay Ahpra aligned. Much of what the NSW changes ask for, like the prescriber sign-off, the six-month script cycle and batch tracking, is already handled for Fresh Members. 98% of Fresh Clinics members say they feel more confident in their compliance with Fresh (State of Medical Aesthetics Report, 2025).

Who it's for

Registered nurses and clinic owners in New South Wales who want to walk into 5 November feeling clear and confident about what's expected of them.

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