Concierge Corner

As aesthetic professionals and medical practice owners, understanding barrier repair ingredients isn't just about treating clients and patients—it's about building credibility, developing superior service protocols, and creating retail strategies that actually work.  In my latest article, I break down the science of ceramides, plant oils, omega fatty acids, and antioxidants in barrier repair. This knowledge directly impacts how you build treatment menus, select professional p

Want to elevate your spa or dermatology practice? Barrier repair education is your secret weapon for client retention and revenue growth. When your team understands how to assess, treat, and educate clients about compromised barriers, you position your practice as the trusted authority. This knowledge translates directly into expanded service menus—think barrier repair facials, microbiome-balancing treatments, and customized product protocols. Whether you're looking to build

As an esthetic consultant in Los Angeles, I've helped numerous dermatology offices and spas elevate their services by explaining the science behind skincare ingredients. In my latest podcast episode, I explore hydrating ingredients—the cornerstone of every effective treatment and retail recommendation. When you're working to build an esthetic department in a dermatology office or develop a private-label skincare line, understanding ingredients like glycerin, hyaluronic acid,

Estheticians: Do you really understand why glycerin outperforms hyaluronic acid when it comes to hydration? Can you clearly explain to clients why their expensive serums might actually be harming their skin? This is the level of ingredient knowledge that turns a good esthetician into an invaluable asset for any dermatology or medical spa practice. In my latest article, I break down the hydration science from our Facially Conscious podcast—the same expertise that helps estheti