Should beauty therapists be performing injection treatments? This is not a new debate, not by a long shot, but it is one that never seems to go very far away.
The General Medical Council (GMC) Recommend more openness and pre-treatment consideration time for patients considering treatments.
Check out the Business Hub: A database of guides, videos, articles and audio content to help you run a successful aesthetic business.
In order to provide suitable treatment to your clients, a successful consultation must first take place.
In order to achieve client satisfaction, the practitioner must first understand what the client wishes to achieve.
How many stories have you seen in the paper and on TV about botched up plastic surgery? Doing your research is SO important.
Cosmetic Recruitment gets you the right candidates for you clinic vacancy without the fuss!
Our SMART Ideas events provide an ideal opportunity for you to sit down and learn about some of the latest strategies to grow your business.
It will be useful when considering cosmetic treatments to follow the following basic guidelines...
Deciding you would like to have a cosmetic procedure done is the easy part But how confident would you be at choosing a cosmetic clinic?
Should Botox and Fillers be allowed to be Sold to the General Public from an Exhibition Stand?
Calls for better regulation of dermal fillers as a disaster similar to the PIP implant situation may become more inevitable as time passes.
Cosmetic Courses announce that despite the economic gloom delegates have attended Botox training courses in record numbers.
When you're looking for an injectable training company, there are three things you really want to know to ensure that you're going to get good value.
Its that time of year again - the creme de la creme of the aesthetic industry were making their annual pilgrimage to London for the FACE Conference.
A recent visit to The Academy of Cosmetic Training website revealed that the company's own declarations and activities have indeed caused its downfall.
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?