Transforming Dermatology: Exploring Market Consolidation Trends A shift in the dermatology industry is subtly unfolding as consolidation impacts the industry’s traditional framework. Private equity and venture capital investments have surged, creating a ripe ... Read more...
Virtual Sales, Real Profits: E-Commerce & Medspas Clients craving beauty solutions want instant gratification, and they can’t always get it in brick-and-mortar medical spas. Members of Generations X and Y are typically at work during business h... Read more...
From Injustice to Innovation I consider myself an esteemed cosmetic practitioner because I captured the nation’s attention in 2019 with my courageous fight for equality, ignited by the wrongful termination and tragic loss of my... Read more...
Calling on Community I would have to say I am growing beautifully yet uncomfortably in the beauty, health, and wellness industry. My goal is to positively influence and educate millions of people all over the world about ... Read more...
The Makings of a Skin Games Champion The day after The 2023 Skin Games’ award ceremony another competitor asked me, “How did you prepare for The Skin Games?” So many events and people ran through my mind as I tried to find the perf... Read more...
I Tried EMFACE & Here’s What Happened On the verge of being well into my 30s, age-prevention modalities and gizmos are becoming increasingly of interest – naturally. Coming into this age group in 2023 gives me and other millennials an e... Read more...
Is Retail Really That Important for Wax Clients? Retailing is an important part of the spa business as it contributes directly to the growth of overall profits and increases the potential for repeat business. In order to provide the best wax possibl... Read more...
Pro(con)biotic Perspective Probiotics are extremely popular for their theoretical benefit, but I have learned that the science does not necessarily support their use. I also have been witnessing more and more skin conditions that result from taking probiotics including candida acne and H. pylori (redness under nose). How could this be if probiotics are the “good” bacteria? Want to read more? Subscribe to continue reading this article, plus gain access to all DERMASCOPE has to offer. SUBSCRIBE