Vital Skin Protection: Beyond Sunscreens  

Written by Julia Faller, L.E
Vital Skin Protection: Beyond Sunscreens  
The idea of the need for alternative traditional sunscreens is not a popular view, yet their efficacious use is underestimated. Public demand is growing for a less toxic replacement to existing chemical products. Continued research into the impact of ultraviolet blockers on coral reefs and other marine ecosystems is a wakeup call and urges further investigation. Studies have shown some sunscreens cause disruptions to endocrine…
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Selling Your Med Spa: 5 Factors That Can Dramatically Impact Your Value.

Written by Josh Swearingen, director at TUSK Practice Sales 
Selling Your Med Spa: 5 Factors That Can Dramatically Impact Your Value.
The decision to exit one’s dermatology or medical spa practice is a significant milestone in the professional journey. Whether retirement, a career change, or other motivations that prompt this decision, understanding the factors that can impact the exit value of a practice is crucial. This article explores five key elements that can dramatically influence the exit value of a dermatology or medical spa practice. WALKING…
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Pamper & Protect: Spa Insurance Considerations 

Written by Melissa Mercado
Pamper & Protect: Spa Insurance Considerations 
Getting insurance for a small business can be an overwhelming task. Whether a seasoned business owner or a practitioner new to the industry, here is a breakdown of some items to consider when seeking insurance for a beauty business along with key questions to ask. CHOOSING A POLICY Consider the nature of the business and identify the risks potentially associated with the specific type of…
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To a T: The Proper Treatment for Combination Skin  

Written by Lydia Sarfati
To a T: The Proper Treatment for Combination Skin  
Combination skin is the most common skin type, and the most commonly mistreated skin at home. It can also be overlooked in a treatment menu. Combination skin can affect people of all ages, from teenage skin to mature skin. It is characterized by an oily forehead, nose, and chin – the area of the face known as the T-zone – with drier areas on the…
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From Stagnant to Stunning: Revitalizing Skin’s Natural Brilliance  

Written by Cecily J. Braden
From Stagnant to Stunning: Revitalizing Skin’s Natural Brilliance  
Inner mobility is essential for clear, healthy, and glowing skin. The type of movement needed can vary from person to person, but the goal of balancing the exchange of nutrients and waste removal remains the same. Movement relieves restrictions in the connective tissue, softens muscle tension to allow for the free flow of fluids, improves circulation to feed skin with nutrient and oxygen rich blood,…
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