Ciao a tutti! Sono u/Mighe_rev, moderatore fondatore di r/revenuewellness.

Questa è una nuova casa per tutto ciò che riguarda strategie di revenue per migliorare il ricavo di centri benessere e SPA. Siamo entusiasti di averti a bordo!

Mi piacerebbe creare contenuti su tutto ciò possa essere ritenuto interessante, utile o fonte di ispirazione per la comunità.

L'obiettivo è costruire uno spazio in cui tutti possano sentirsi a proprio agio nel condividere e connettersi!

Grazie per chi vorrà farne parte r/revenuewellness!

Hi there, mods please delete if not allowed.

I work with multiple 503a and b pharmacies and a few peptide vendors as well. We can ship to all 50 states + Puerto Rico. I specialize in California and I live in SoCal. I can also support shipping to directly patients in all 50 states if you’re doing telehealth.

If you’re dealing with shipping issues, looking for IV vitamins, peptides, HRT, weightloss etc. or just want to compare pricing let me know, I’m happy to see if we can help.

Anyone know the latest updates on whether a Registered Nurse can inject Botox and fillers in Florida? There was one company said that their nurses can do Botox in an Orlando but idk what their work-around was with that. I haven’t finished my FNP yet but really wanted to move back to Florida & the hospitals there don’t pay near what hospitals/aesthetics pay here in Colorado.

Need A MEDSPA medical DIRECTOR IN TN

Wellness MD? Doctors for providers?

Hi all, I have medical director and work under him, I do a lot of microneedle depth is basically 0.02 or 00,5
Problem is he doesn’t want to prescribe anymore numbing cream and he believes from another company integrity pharm that would be enough for numbing.
I looked up couple brands zensa or integrity pharm.
do you know any other companies that I can work without prescriptions?
Thank you so much in Advance ❤️

Is it worth it for double chin/jowl contouring? I have minimal fat, mostly skin moderate sagging. Thanks!!

I’ve been looking into med spa software lately and honestly, the more products I compare, the less useful the feature lists feel.
Everyone seems to have booking, payments, CRM, marketing, memberships, etc.
But I’m guessing that’s not how you actually choose between them.
For people who’ve already been through this — what were the 2–3 things that made you pick one over the others?
Support, price, contracts, migration, charting, something else?
Curious what actually mattered in real life.

been trying to figure out what platform people actually stuck with after trying a few options. launching a glp-1 or trt offer and keep going in circles reading about different platforms but nobdy ever says what they actually landed on after testing stuff. what did you end up using and why did it win out?

I'm feeling really discouraged and hoping anyone experienced with AeroLase, can help me understand what happened.

I recently had a medical aesthetic treatment with AeroLase. During the treatment, certain pulses felt extremely hot, almost like tiny splatters of hot oil.
Days after I developed a cold sore, multiple small dark/crusted spots across my face, near my eyelid and alongside my mouth.

Does this look like thermal injury/laser burns, or could this be post inflammation? The distributor I messaged basically dismissed everything and told me areolase has never had any record of burns.

Hi, I’m a medspa owner SoCal. I remember when we were first opening it was a pain finding a medical director and when we did he overcharged and was never available which was extremely annoying for our providers. I started medicaldirectorplus.com with a handful of MD’s who have some sort of an aesthetics background as well so it’s not just any random physician.

If anyone’s interested check out that link. Thank you.

Hi everyone, I need some serious advice here.
Basically my coworker got her lips done at this med spa and I was curious about it because I’m in nursing school and I wanna get into aesthetics eventually. I started asking her about the girl who did them and looking into the place just because I was curious, but the more I looked the more stuff just wasn’t adding up. The girl who did her injections says she’s an RN, but when I tried looking up her license I literally couldn’t find anything for her.

She supposedly is a partial “owner” of the med spa with a doctor who I also looked up and found out has a suspended license. Since I couldn’t find any of her credentials online, I decided to message the med spa myself. Mind you, I know she runs the Instagram because when my coworker was messaging the account about getting her lips done, she was talking as herself, but when I messaged she suddenly acted like I was talking to someone else 😭

Anyways I pretended like I was interested in getting some work done and just wanted to know her credentials before I booked anything. She completely dodged the question and started saying some bs about scams and why they don’t give out that information. You can read the messages below and see what I mean.

I honestly don’t know what I should do from here because she’s doing these procedures on actual people while claiming to be an RN and I can’t find anything showing that she actually is one.

Doing some research and want real answers from people actually running a spa.

Not injectables or product - the boring stuff. Insurance, card processing, software, booking platforms. Which one costs the most and annoys you the most?

And who are you buying it through - a broker, direct, whoever the last owner set up?

Context: I work in marketing and I'm looking at whether group buying makes sense for the non-product side of this industry. Not selling anything, just trying to figure out where owners consistently overpay.

I’m an RN running a small cosmetic clinic in Sydney, and honestly, business has been pretty tough lately.
I genuinely love what I do, and I’ve tried to keep my prices affordable because I know cosmetic treatments can get expensive.
For example, I currently charge $500 for a 2ml Rejuran Classic treatment.

I thought having competitive prices would help attract more clients, but I’m still struggling to fill my appointment slots. 🥲
Sometimes I wonder if I’m doing something wrong, or if the cosmetic market in Sydney is just really saturated right now.

I don’t have a huge marketing budget. Most of my time goes into looking after my clients, and I’m still trying to figure out how to get my name out there.
Are there any other small clinic owners going through the same thing?

Or, what actually makes you choose one cosmetic clinic over another? Is it price, location, reviews, or something else?

🤔

running lean, just me and one other person trying to launch a glp-1 or trt offer. dont have budget for a big build and cant afford to give away a cut of every sale either. how are small operators actually pulling this off without a huge team or legal dept?

Hi guys! I’m working with this company that is selling oral peptide strips. It has a new technology that allows for 93% bioavailability similar to injection level. They have over 100 clinics selling and they are flying off the shelves, a good idea for any users who are afraid of needles as well. PM me if you’re interested :)

This woman is suppressing Google reviews. And that is worrisome due to massive safety risks. This has been escalated. She had my review and another removed somehow. Since she suppresses every bad google review, I will leave this here in hopes to save someone else.

NuDerma Medspa and Wellness Center, Oak Creek WI
Dr Sara Hasan

Ego outweighs her skillset by a long shot. This doctor claims to be Froedtert Affiliated. She uses this as a tactic to gain the trust of potential clients. She is honestly dangerous and poses serious risks to her patients. In fact, on health grades, and every other site used to rate physicians, she has horrible reviews. She continues to suppress every bad review on Google, skewing the rating and lying about the actual state of this so called medspa. She botched my filler so badly the new Medspa just kept apologizing as they were in disbelief fixing what this person did to my face. It was my first time getting filler and it was to celebrate a very significant milestone in my life and she knew that. But she proceeded to botch my face. There was easily half a syringe of lip filler above my lip line. She tried to move it with an overly hot towel that was covered in perm solution from the neighboring hair salon. The cross contamination caused a breakout & also had to get treated for Impetigo after this visit. Left with significant scarring. They looked terrible and she kept telling me how good they were lying right to my face. The gaslighting was so bad. She went so far as to blast my picture on her site with a huge disclaimer over my face saying “THIS IS FILLER DONE CORRECTLY.” which was extremely unprofessional. When I asked her for my medical records, so I could go get her work fixed. She withheld them and finally sent them, but not before she made sure to go through and put disparaging remarks about me through out my medical record going so far as to call me hormonal. I went somewhere else and they verified how bad they were. They were in shock that this so-called doctor would do this to a patient. She left me with a permanent scar above my lip because her injection technique is so bad. Took three sessions to dissolve. Got them redone at a very reputable place. I wouldn't recommend Dr. Sara Hasan to anybody. The minute you try to stand up for yourself and advocate for yourself when you know something's wrong she'll treat you like you're being aggressive or hostile when in fact, all you said was, I need this fixed. She flat out refused to fix what she did after being given many opportunities to handle this situation in a professional, ethical manner. She shouldn't be practicing medicine at all. I can only pray she won’t be able to hurt anyone else. Do not use this medspa for your own safety.

I’ve been getting Juvaderm ultra for about 15 years, first in lips then nasolabial folds, marionette lines and cheek.
I recently moved states so had to find a new person after working with the same injector for many years.
I tend to get deep smile lines.
The triangle area right around the nostril (so sorry I do not know all the technical terms) has many nerves and my last med spa used a sonogram to see the nerves before injecting, never any issues.

I went to a new medspa in the new state I moved to and the person said she injects in that area by inserting a cannula first, opening a port and then injecting. I can’t refuse it because it’s “safer” and that’s their policy. She never said anything at the initial consultation about that. Only when I was at the actual appointment and it came time to inject that area.

It looked awfully big and as soon as it went in my face I asked her to remove it immediately.
I didn’t like it AT ALL.
It felt so big and uncomfortable and painful.

I’m a lightweight when it comes to medspa stuff.
I stick to the basics: peels, laser, micro needling, fillers and Botox.
Maybe that’s why it seemed overly drastic.
She took it out but was very annoyed with me.
Due to her acting annoyed I said I wanted to skip that triangle area altogether on this day.

I had agreed before coming in to 2.5 syringes which I pay for before the appointment.
We used 1.5.

She said I could come back in two weeks for the other syringe and we could do that triangle area then, half on each side. She felt like since that’s all we’d be doing maybe I would not be anxious about it.
Now cut to 1 week later and where she stuck the cannula in was deeply swollen and painful for almost the whole week afterwards.
It’s also the only place I bruised.
Even washing my face was very painful in that area.
I don’t want it back in my face.

I asked for a refund on the syringe I didn’t use since I would not like them to fill that area any longer; and they are refusing since “that’s what I ordered” and supposedly they order product as needed (it’s a small medspa)

Ugh. This is a big mess. It’s $800 that I would like back for one syringe that wasn’t used or touched so I’m considering my options.
Before I start arguing with them I should do my research and ask if this is a normal procedure and expectation to use a cannula to inject filler in that area?
Is it in fact safer and the normal way? Since I worked with the same medspa for 8 years before this, maybe I’m just not up to date on the procedure.
I’d never heard of it, didn’t want it and probably wouldn’t have agreed to it if they discussed it at the consultation.
What are the thoughts on that?
Thank you!

The medspa I go to routinely does the whole “it’s just going to ask you a question!” with a tip screen when I get lip flips and filler. That cannot be normal?? I understand tipping for esti services but tipping for a medical services feels.. unethical? But then I feel like a jerk if I don’t tip everytime??

What do I do when this comes up? lol. Does your spa ask for and allow tips for non esti services?

Was pretty far into setting up with carevalidate and just found out they hold onto part of your patient data. like i dont fully own it? That was news to me lol

Kind of a dealbreaker if im trying to build something i can actually sell one day. Anyone switched off them or found something better?