Integrating Aesthetic Services into the Ob/Gyn Practice
Read this supplement to learn how two private practice physicians are remaking and future-proofing their practices by investing in tools and technology with a variety of FDA-cleared indications.
It’s not easy keeping up with patient needs as technology advances and new trends emerge.
Yet some practices have met the challenge by introducing energy-based devices to provide aesthetic services as a part of a holistic approach in patient care.
Read this supplement to learn how two private practice physicians are remaking and future-proofing their practices by investing in tools and technology with a variety of FDA-cleared indications, as well as:
- Identifying the competitive landscape of services
- Selecting reliable devices from reputable vendors
- Educating staff on expanded services
- Marketing new offerings as an inspired expert
Their practices successfully evolved. Yours can too.
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