For many, an intravenous (IV) hydration clinic seems to be a business with high margins and low overhead. Though there are those that open successful clinics, many face the common issue of scope of practice laws that are not always clear, exposing the clinic, owners, medical directors, and, primarily, the provider. These requirements changes across state lines as well, creating even more confusion than clarity.…

Exfoliating acids have long been a proven way to help provide solutions to various skin concerns. While cellular turnover takes place on a regular basis throughout much of a person’s 20s, by the age of 25, that rate of cellular turnover rapidly declines. It is necessary to give those cells a boost to help remove dead surface cells and to reveal smoother skin. One of…

The skin care industry is ever changing and growing by leaps and bounds. It took a huge hit during the pandemic, but it is back now. The last season of tradeshows proves that excitement and motivation. Increased demand for education, increased retail options, and increased attendance are a sign that most professionals are happily moving on from the last two years of uncertainty. However, with…

Operating a solo practice takes hard work, dedication, and consistency. Before expanding, there are several factors professionals should consider to see their vision through. One of the first signs to expand a business is lack of space. Most solo skin care professionals start their careers working in day spas, medical spas, and dermatologist offices. The more their business flourishes, the more space and team members…