In non-invasive cosmetic procedures, just like any medical practice, there are rules and regulations that all practitioners must follow. These laws differ from state to
It can be tough to find the right aesthetic training course to earn certifications during these unprecedented times. Surfing the web and only finding non-medical
You used to be excited about your nursing career. You used to enjoy going to work every day, but now your job is starting to
All over the world, the medical aesthetics market is booming! From New York to Bogata to Shanghai to Dubai, more and more healthcare professionals are
Liposuction used to be much more technically demanding, making it the exclusive province of board-certified plastic surgeons. But as liposuction tools, techniques, and technologies have
Male RNs are often slower than their female counterparts to recognize how expanding their skillset with Botox and dermal filler training can be a wise
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It used to be that if an aesthetics patient wanted a prettier pout, the approach was fairly straightforward. If all went as planned, patients would
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If you’re a nurse practitioner interested in advancing your career, the most common strategy lies in working your way up within your existing healthcare vertical.
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The art and science of human beauty have intrigued humans for millennia. Studies show that we prefer to look at faces rather than inanimate objects
“I want you to fix this,” laughs Lucy, a cheerful 52-year-old investigative journalist, pointing to the area around her eyes. “And this too,” she says,
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