We are living in unprecedented times and it is easy to get caught up in fear and stress. Closing your doors has been frightening, and your panic could very well have been paralyzing. Take comfort in knowing that this isn’t going to last much longer, and your doors will be back open in a matter of days and weeks.
Let’s face it: We’re going to be wearing cloth face masks for a while. Last month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention started recommending that people wear face masks in public places where social distancing is difficult to maintain.
A recently published "Pilot Study" in the Annals of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery by Gregory Chernoff, M.D., F.R.C.S.(C) of Chernoff Plastic Surgery located in Indianapolis, Indiana concentrated on the use of Nitric Oxide in the aging skin population.
Very early on in the COVID-19 pandemic my group, LaserAway, recognized there wouldn’t be enough protective equipment for first responders and hospitals to function efficiently. We immediately started donating our excess personal protective equipment (PPE) and with 58 clinic locations and a presence in nine of the ten biggest cities in the United States we were well-positioned to make a difference. But we also recognized that the aesthetic dermatology industry looks to us to set the bar, so we challenged them.
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The groundbreaking Potenza radiofrequency (RF) microneedling device from Cynosure, Inc. (Westford, Mass.), provides all the capabilities of monopolar and bipolar RF treatments in a single platform. With novel needle technology and other features unique to this device – the world’s first FDA-cleared four-mode RF microneedling system – it elevates expectations of what RF microneedling treatments can achieve, allowing researchers and physicians to further explore its therapeutic capabilities and better serve the growing skin revitalization market.
COVID-19 has created a lasting and profound impact on the aesthetic industry as a whole. Since being declared a global pandemic on March 11, 2020, the nation and the world have been in total lockdown.
The U.S. medical aesthetics category has experienced growing demand in the last decade, but in order to prop up consumer interest during a pandemic, aesthetic injectable manufacturers are finding they have to step up their efforts in order to remain successful.
The proverb "necessity is the mother of invention" was hammered into our heads in high school with anecdotes about products and technologies born and bred from war and pandemic, from tea bags and tissues to newspapers and the internet. Its lesson is simple: Society adapts quickest when put under pressure to survive.
An exclusive #VirtualPracticeWorkshop event! Industry experts converge to discuss how the pandemic has affected the elective medical marketplace, what we’ve learned along the way & some high-impact strategies to get your practice back up to full speed in today’s new climate.
Want your business to re-open successfully post COVID? In this special on-demand webinar, YellowTelescope’s president, Jon Hoffenberg, and EVP, Ed Syring, discuss the processes that are helping their clients successfully build a big return to treating patients.
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