... and their clients are mothers. What example are they teaching their daughters? When people focus on the negative parts of skin, they are teaching their daughters to do the same. Clients are coming to spas because they want to improve their skin and feel ...

... to look like because that is unrealistic. The patient should ask themselves, “What are my lip goals?” For example, some people want larger and more voluminous lips, while others want more of a mild plump or hydrated look. Or perhaps one’s top lip has ...

... body. Regular use of an antiviral drug can make living with herpes much easier by accelerating the healing process post-outbreak and reducing the risk of transmission to others. The client can take these medications after an outbreak occurs, or daily, ...

... resurfacing and chemical peel, microneedling, and LED. She thrives on being able to educate, motivate, and encourage others to grow and develop professionally. She is passionate about skin and the benefits of aesthetics in improving the confidence and ...

... distributor. Instead of competing with others that carry the identical product (including the company that makes that product), spas now have unique offerings that can be sold anywhere they choose, including in large chain stores and even other countries. Now ...