Thursday, 13 October 2022 13:59

Starting Solo: Gearing Up for Growth

Written by   Sonita Michelle Gray

Operating a solo practice takes hard work, dedication, and consistency. Before expanding, there are several factors professionals should consider to see their vision through. One of the first signs to expand a business is lack of space. Most solo skin care professionals start their careers working in day spas, medical spas, and dermatologist offices. The more their business flourishes, the more space and team members of like-minded professionals they need to service their growing client base. Usually, the demand for different services and accommodations rises. 

Professionals love referrals, but adequate space is needed to accommodate a client base. For example, an expansion may include a beauty bar, VIP lounge, retail boutique area, additional treatment rooms, a storage room, and a break area for employees. Professionals may go from a 200-square-foot studio to a 1,900-square-foot unit. This allows space for all accommodations, including potential events and continuing education classes. The following key aspects will tell professionals if, when, and how they can expand smoothly into a new location and venture. 

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