Martyn Roe
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After roles as a Sales Representative and Regional Sales Manager with a Pharma company, I joined Allergan in 1999 as a Product Specialist for the Botox® team, just as Botox® aesthetic use was starting to take off in the UK. I met Ron Myers, my business partner, there and we quickly recognised that this was going to be a fast-moving and interesting market. We both left Allergan in 2002 following roles as Business Development Managers to set up our own consultancy business specialising in the aesthetics market.
 
This was a breakthrough for us as we were now able to look at the whole industry and not just the Botulinum Toxin arena. I have been involved in, and led many new concepts and products to the aesthetic market. I have worked as a consultant to Wigmore Medical, introducing the 'one-stop shop' concept and establishing their equipment division. I have also worked with MERZ Pharmaceuticals, Lifestyle Aesthetics, ABC Lasers and Skin Brands Ltd - all of which have given me a fascinating insight into various aspects of the aesthetic market. 
 
More recently I have been providing specialised consultancy services for individual clinics, helping them to develop their practices and their businesses. I enjoy training and developing the clinic team to operate to the best of their abilities and maximise their earning potential. I am often involved in reception to marketing development, internet presence and new service introduction.
 
I have spoken at several major meetings in the UK on various topics around developing the whole, or aspects of, an Aesthetic Practice and firmly believe that if we all do this well and with propriety, the potential for growth in this market is substantial.
 
Training is a passion of mine and I believe that standards across the industry can and should always be continually raised. Every member of the anaesthetic practice is important to its success and growth and I enjoy looking at every touchpoint a practice has with its clients and looking at how it can be enhanced and developed.

Skin Analysis and Digital Imaging: Getting Under Your Skin

21
Jul
2011

Skin Analysis and Digital Imaging: Getting Under Your Skin

How do you prove to yourself and clients that what you are recommending to them and treating them with actually works?

Viva Las IAAFA! A Round-up of This Year’s Meeting.

15
Sep
2010

Viva Las IAAFA! A Round-up of This Year’s Meeting.

I recently attended the Annual Conference of the International Academy of Advanced Facial Aesthetics (IAAFA), held at the Royal Society of Medicine.

Botox Training For Non-Medics Surely Not in the UK?!

31
Aug
2010

Botox Training For Non-Medics Surely Not in the UK?!

During a round of internet searching I discovered a site offering Botox and dermal filler training to non-medical personnel. Is this a good or bad idea?

The Mad, Mad World of Medical Aesthetics

22
Apr
2010

The Mad, Mad World of Medical Aesthetics

A Doncaster company is once again offering botulinum toxin training to Beauty Therapists, demonstrating the ridiculous lack of legislation.

Doctors to Come Off GMC Register and Retrain as Beauty Therapists?

18
Feb
2010

Doctors to Come Off GMC Register and Retrain as Beauty Therapists?

Would a beauty salon, even if they are carrying out skin rejuvenation and hair removal with a laser or IPL not need to be registered?!