*Categorization of setting types was based on descriptions relayed by public health jurisdictions and partners and may have variable interpretations in international and domestic locations. †Types of cosmetic medical procedures were not mutually exclusive. ‡Other types of procedures were upper and lower blepharoplasty, facial fat grafting, lip filler, zygoma reduction-plasty, “thread lift,” dimpleplasty, removal of gluteal implants, panniculectomy, and rhytidectomy. §One consultation was excluded from the denominator of this section because investigation indicated patient outcomes were due to fat emboli and unrelated to an infectious etiology. ¶Suspected nontuberculous mycobacterium were defined as growth on acid-fast bacillus culture without mycobacterial species identification. #Surgical or procedural interventions were not mutually exclusive. **Surgical or procedural treatments include incision and drainage, surgical debridement, and therapeutic surgical revisions.