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Actor-Comedian Ken Jeong Will Deliver Keynote at Weave Business Growth Summit
The "Attract" Summit is designed to help business owners leverage free expert insights to acquire new customers and bring in more business.
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Older Age Tied to More Complications After Breast Reconstruction
Older women undergoing breast reconstruction after mastectomy face slightly higher risks of complications but report better psychological well-being despite lower satisfaction with breast appearance, highlighting the need to weigh age-related risks and benefits when considering surgery.
How Can My Staff Help Support Breast Cancer Awareness and Other Questions for Jay A. Shorr
In October’s Shorr Thing, Jay A. Shorr answers PSP readers’ top questions including how to boost holiday sales.
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What Happens If I Do Becomes I Don’t: Protecting Your Practice From Divorce
Nobody gets married thinking that the union will end in divorce, especially a contentious one, but the reality is that many do. Some forethought, including developing an iron- clad prenuptial agreement, will help protect your practice in the event that your I do’s turn into I don’ts.
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In Depth: Dispatches from the Review Wars: Part II
“Reach out to unhappy patients offline to resolve their complaints in a civil manner.” That’s just one of the tips in our feature on managing your online reputation.
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The Shorr Thing: Capital Gains
Many cosmetic surgeons are fearful of their future and that of the specialty in light of the Affordable Care Act and its intended and unintended consequences. PSP regular contributor, Jay Shorr, take a look in this month’s Shorr Thing column.
Read MoreEconomic Trends May Provide Crystal Ball for Aesthetic Surgeons
Revenue from cosmetic surgery procedures varies with stock market averages and other macroeconomic indicators, but revenue from minimally invasive procedures mirrors microeconomic indicators such as disposable income, a new study suggests.
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