Author: Medical Aesthetics Academy

As an aesthetic practitioner, it is your responsibility to take excellent care of your patients. This is not only for the benefit of your patients but also for the success of your practice. Obtaining treatment consent and taking pictures at each visit are two practices that are essential to maintaining proper protocols and ensuring success. 

Obtaining Informed Treatment Consent

It’s crucial to obtain informed consent from patients before undergoing treatment at your aesthetic practice. Informed consent means that the patient is fully educated as to the nature of their condition, the nature and risks of the treatment, and alternative treatments available to them. By communicating this information, both you and your patients can feel confident that they’ve chosen the best treatment for their needs.  (more…)

Microneedling is one of the hottest aesthetic treatments around today, and it’s not hard to see why. This minimally invasive treatment harnesses the skin’s natural ability to heal itself, offering an improvement to all types of cosmetic concerns. 

Given its remarkable popularity and efficacy, microneedling can provide numerous benefits as an addition to your aesthetic practice’s service offerings. It will allow you the opportunity to:

• An Exceptional Return-On-Investment
  • To add microneedling to your aesthetic practice, you would need to purchase a microneedling pen and attend a training program at Medical Aesthetics Academy. The course is priced at $300 per person or $750 per office (up to 3 people). The average microneedling pen is an investment of a few thousand dollars. Sessions are priced between $275 and $500 for face. The low overhead and reasonable training costs allow for a really great return on investment, or ROI, for these services. It’s a quick treatment that’s in high demand, providing an excellent opportunity for your practice to increase revenue. 

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Filler Training Course

Dermal fillers have rapidly become one of the most popular aesthetic treatments among patients today. With the ability to smooth out facial lines and wrinkles, restore lost facial volume, and rejuvenate the appearance of the face, fillers are a versatile treatment option to add to your aesthetic practice. 

A filler training course can give you the insights and skills that you need to expertly administer fillers at your practice. The advanced injectable training programs available at Medical Aesthetics Academy are ideal for aesthetic practitioners who want to add fillers and other injectables to their service offerings. We can customize a program for you to include the dermal fillers that you would like to offer. 

Here’s what you can expect to learn in a filler training course:

The Uses of Dermal Fillers

There’s a broad range of dermal fillers used today for many different cosmetic needs. There are many brands of dermal fillers and within each brand, there are fillers that address different concerns. At the Medical Aesthetics Academy, we will help you to understand which brand is best for you based on many factors. Each filler addresses a different cosmetic concern, such as volume loss and wrinkles in the face and hands, marionette lines, nasolabial folds, and thinning lips. 

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Aesthetic Practitioner During COVID-19

As an aesthetic practitioner amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, there are many factors that you need to take into consideration. While you undoubtedly want to open up your capacity to serve more clients, safety has to remain the utmost priority. That said, by adhering to the current safety guidelines and keeping your clients’ best interests at heart, you can sustain the success of your aesthetic practice in the post-COVID era. 

Consider Your Pivot

Now that we’re past the one-year mark since quarantines were implemented across the U.S., medical practices have to consider their ongoing approach. Whether you shut down entirely during quarantine and are just getting back to business or if you remained open thanks to telehealth and virtual consultations, you now need to consider a long-term approach.  (more…)

Top Cosmetic Beauty Procedures and Treatments

With the rapid advancement of research into cosmetic treatments, there are many beauty procedures and solutions available. It’s important to know the cosmetic procedures that will offer the greatest benefit to your patients at your aesthetic practice. 

Dermal fillers, laser treatment, and microneedling are among the top cosmetic treatments used today. These solutions can be used for a broad range of cosmetic concerns so that your patients achieve healthier, more beautiful skin.  (more…)

An excellent skincare product line can boost your aesthetic practice’s revenue and support your clients’ beauty regimens. Selecting a product line that will be the most beneficial to a wide range of clients can be quite challenging. With countless product lines available today, you have a vast selection to consider before making your final decision.  

Here, we’ll offer advice for choosing a skincare line to carry at your aesthetic practice. After making your decision, you’ll have products that you can confidently recommend to your clients.  (more…)

2021 Top Cosmetic Beauty Procedures and Treatments

In 2021, there are many exciting cosmetic beauty procedures and treatments that can be used to help your patients reach their goals. By staying on the cutting-edge of aesthetic treatments, you can achieve heightened results and greater patient satisfaction for a thriving aesthetic practice. 

Injectables, PRP, and laser treatments are among the top cosmetic procedures and treatments to consider in 2021. Let’s learn more about these treatment options and how they can produce stunning results. 

Injectables

Neurotoxins and Dermal Fillers

Injectables, including neurotoxins and dermal fillers, are highly popular, non-surgical treatment options for a broad range of cosmetic concerns. Neurotoxins like Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, and Xeomin relax the muscles in the face that cause deep wrinkles. Injectable dermal fillers provide structure and volume to the skin. Dermal fillers can offset decreased collagen production in the skin as a result of the aging process by volumizing areas with lost fat tissue.  (more…)