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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2020 · 46 MIN

40. A Medical Esthetics Dr. on The Importance of NICHE, How to Get a Job at a MediSpa + Preventative Aging Tips for Face + Body

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Hi treatment Roomies,  Welcome to our episode with Dr. Chris Bacci of Marin Medical Esthetics. We hope this eppisode broadens your scope + knowledge of medical esthetics. In this interview, we're covering how to get a job at a medical spa + what this doctor looks for in hiring nurses and estheticians, the importance of having a niche in your aesthetics business,  new groundbreaking tech for skin tightening, cellulite and muscle tone like Emsculpt, as well as tips for a good skincare routine and preventing early signs of aging in your 20s. This episode may be of particular interest if you are a nurse, esthetician, esthetician/nursing student, or just interested in the fascinating world of medical esthetics and body treatments.  Xoxo, Tess & Lo Lauren's Instagram: @laurens.esthetics + Lauren's Blog www.lauren-kruger.com Tess' Instagram @myestytessa.dermaplus + Tess' YouTube: Tess Zolly Music by LiQwYd

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