News You Can Use – January 8, 2014
Posted By American Med Spa Association, Wednesday, January 8, 2014
			AmSpa Newsstand
The benefits of medical aesthetics and laser/IPL treatments
As more clients seek to maintain their youthful appearance and 
improve their confidence, medical cosmetic treatments like laser and IPL
 technology are in high demand. But besides looking younger and feeling 
better, what are some of other benefits of these treatments? The 
Canadian Brampton Guardian reports …
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Practical Finance
According to SkinInc. Magazine, being "financially fit”as a business
 is very important, but often misunderstood. Knowing how your skincare 
sales are trending compared to previous years and clearly defining 
overhead expenses are just a few of the ways to be financially fit. But 
what else does it take?
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The art of customer service
With med spas sprouting up in every corner of the country, clients 
now have many options when it comes to aesthetic medical procedures and 
skincare. So how do you set your business apart from the others? 
According to SkinInc. magazine, it is all about customer care. Making 
your clients feel special, never saying "no” and getting feedback are 
just a few of the ways to ensure you are providing excellent customer 
service …
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S. Korea transfers Botox technology to Allergan for $360 million
The South Korean government has officially approved the transfer of 
technology for the production of Botox to Allergan Inc. for the $360 
million, marking the largest overseas sale of medical technology 
developed in S. Korea. The deal is expected to be a foundation for 
developing the country’s biomedical industry …
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Nurse practitioners the prescription for doctor shortage
It is no secret that our health care system is undergoing some major 
changes and as a result, the shortage in doctors is growing. In 
California alone, 42 out of 58 counties don’t have as many physicians as
 needed according to a report by UT San Diego news. But to ease this 
problem, nurse practitioners (NPs) are replacing doctors in medical 
facilities across the country. The qualifications for NPs may not be 
well understood, but this profession requires a masters level degree and
 for some patients, it beats waiting for the doc …
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