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Beauty Counter MD
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2020-jan-feb/beauty-counter-md-3/34855/Expert insight on the hottest products, ingredients, and trends your patients are talking about.Bettering Bodies: Thermage FLX for Off-Face Tightening
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-supplements/2018-jan-feb-insert3/bettering-bodies-thermage-flx-for-off-face-tightening/34193/Get Fit: Cross-Train Your Staff
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2017-may-june/get-fit-cross-train-your-staff/34279/Cross-training your team ensures a healthy practice.Body Rejuvenation in Perspective
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2013-may-june/body-rejuvenation-in-perspective/34756/With patients' increased accessibility to a growing range of procedures, identifying their concerns and desires remains paramount to delivering optimal results.Women in Aesthetics: Randi Boyette, PhD
https://modernaesthetics.com/programs/modern-aesthetics/women-in-aesthetics-randi-boyette-phd/60956/Get to know Randi Boyette, PhD, Host of the Dr. Randi Show podcastThe $10M Mistake Surgeons Keep Making
https://modernaesthetics.com/topics/practice-development/the-10m-mistake-surgeons-keep-making/49102/Why waiting too long to plan your practice exit can cost you everything—and how to avoid the trapThe Do's and Don'ts of Aesthetic Marketing
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/2015-nov-dec/the-dos-and-donts-of-aesthetic-marketing/34460/Key learnings from an informative panel from the 5 Continents 2015 Congress in Cannes.What to Know When Hiring a Public Relations Firm
https://modernaesthetics.com/ma-issues-index/september-october-2025/what-to-know-when-hiring-a-public-relations-firm/39269/As the medical landscape evolves, even the most credentialed dermatologists can find themselves overshadowed by trending influencers or competitors who are simply more media-savvy.The Future Is Biochemical
https://modernaesthetics.com/topics/practice-development/the-future-is-biochemical/35417/This frontier is being shaped by a category I call “biochemical cues”: modalities like exosomes, peptides, growth factors, PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide), and other regenerative approaches, which tap into the body’s own healing and repair mechanisms to deliver profound results.Toward Racial and Ethnic Equality in Aesthetic Practice, Part 2
https://modernaesthetics.com/topics/minimally-invasive/toward-racial-and-ethnic-equality-in-aesthetic-practice-part-2/34942/Part two of a series continues a dialogue about challenges and opportunities in aesthetic medicine.