If you’re ever questioning where to put your energy in medical aesthetics, the answer is simple, status and wealth. That’s the foundation of this program. I hacked the system by building status fast. Instead of taking the traditional route, slowly building a clinic through word-of-mouth, publishing articles for credibility, and eventually hoping for a stage invite, I focused my energy on growing my brand as an online educator. At the same time I educated the public on the right topics. Your posts should always work for you: - Build your authority as an educator - Highlight big-ticket services - Grow your audience and clinic at the same time Every piece of content is a lever for status and wealth. That’s the game. Play it to win.

New post! Hope it helps 😀 https://www.skool.com/danestheticsmentor/classroom/fac9cf7f?md=6431fded79324ccba97ca568306c5515

When I first started, I didn’t charge a consult fee because I needed to get people in the door. Eventually, I began charging $125, which goes toward any service. The pros of free consults are that you’ll attract more people, and if your consult is strong, most will book because they feel a natural obligation to reciprocate. The cons are the no-shows, since people don’t feel committed when it’s free. In the early years, I accepted no-shows as part of the process because the majority who did show up became clients. As you grow, you’ll want to introduce either a consult fee or a no-show fee, for example a free consult but a $125 fee if they don’t show. Both models work—it just depends on where you’re at in your journey.

Hi Dan! I’m thinking about purchasing a skin analyzer like a Visia or the new Alma IQ. What are your thoughts on this. Do you have one. If so; How valuable is it to your practice?

Dan can you suggest either one over each other . I like the radiesse as there is no 72 hour mixing for it. But wanna get the results like sculptra. Thanks