Noninvasive Facial Aesthetics Program
Physicians and nurse-aestheticians seeking to complement their office with additive procedures that could facilitate optimum outcomes for their patients could accomplish this by integrating a clinical skin care management program. The office would address the patients-clients-patron relationship within this clinical concept. There are multitude of services the Family Practice, Internal Medicine Phyisician, Ob-Gyn and other doctors ( MD, DO ) could address the faical aesthetic needs of their patients and garner new potential clients outside the mainstream of the existing referral system.
A licensed Facial Aesthetics Instructor coupelled with a nursing background ( LPN/RN ), aesthetics license, Cidesco Certifiation and business successes would be the right kind of a " Consultant" the physician could have to teach his/her staff " "How to Set up a Noninvasive Facial Aesthetics Practice".
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Addressing the Needs of the Patient
When a patient enters the existing private doctors office he/she does so with an existing concern about his/her health. This scenario immediately makes this "individual" a possible patient of the doctors office. The patient states his/her concerns, makes an appointment and could be referred off to another medical specialist for unrelated aesthetics concerns/s that might have been verbalized. The patient pays the co-payment begrudgingly, at times ,because his/her needs may or may not have been addressed as well as one would "privately" would have wanted from that office..
The physician may be a Family Practice office and does not feel comfortable providing the " potential " returning patients a noninvasive facial aesthetics program for several reasons. Those reasons could possibly be as follows;
1) lack of properly trained staff
2) lack of understanding how to provide " noninvasive facial aesthetics"
3) does not feel comfortable performing an indepth consult as it relates to facial aesthetics
4) does not have an existing treatment room to set the patient for privatized management.
Lack of Properly Trained Staff
The physician responsible for the "patient care" could have their nurse-aesthetician or certified medical assistant trained to perform minor procedures to more advanced medical aesthetics procedure(s) to address the stated concerns as well as have a continuum of ongoing comprehensive, personalized individualized facial aesthetics program.
Lack of Understanding How to Provide the Noninvasive Facial Aesthetics Procedures
There are tremendous number of faical aesthetics skills that could be performed by the physician, nurse, nurse-aesthetician that would address the patietns needs without the physician feeling as though he/she does not know what should be done from day one for the patients entering this specialized program within his/her office.
Doctors lack of understanding how to implement these programs should not any longer be of a concern. If, the physician had a well proven, clinically oriented, and established skin care professional come to office or hospital and present the ideas and concepts behind this possible practice then that is what should be done.
Indepth Facial Aesthetics Consult
The facial aesthetics consult can be performed by a physician, licensed skin care professional/nurse/aesthetician. This specialized nurse-aesthetician working concertly with the physician could benefit the patient by delivering a competive ongoing facial aesthetics program to address the initial concerns stated as well as identifiable aesthetic " qualms". The consult should take approximately 20 minutes. A nurse-aesthetician would then write a clinical skin care plan to provide various options for the potential "facial aesthetics client". The physician would also know every procedure that would be delivered to his/her patients.The physician would know the expected outcomes/rationales for every procedure/ validity of procedure/possible adverse reactions and how to manage complications should they arise.
A physicians office implementing this kind of program could still refer the patient on to a dermatologist, facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon as medical judgement is rendered. On the other hand , the physician, nurse-aesthetician would aggree on the skin care treatment planning as it relates to the skin care program and may not to refer the patient out to another physicians office. Revenue for out of pocket services is created by establishing this kind of program.
Existing Room
Doctors can designate one room 3 days a week to only providing Noninvasive Facial Aesthetics also known as NICA ( noninvasive cosmetic aesthetics ) .
The room could be dressed for specific skills that will be performed by the physician, nurse and aesthetician. Basic room cost are not tremendous costs to the physician concerned to take financial risks. The doctor should feel comfortable 99.9% of what the nurse-aesthetician performs does not have a possiblity of litagenous implications. If, the physicians makes sure the nurse-aesthetician has been properly trained preferably by a Licensed Facial Aesthetics Instructor and Cidesco Diplomate their is very little room for problems to arise.
A basic room setup could require other equipment such as Microdermabrasion/Lasers . This could be an additive as the physician feels he/ahe is headed in the right direction.
