The Groupon Trap: Competing on Discount Pricing Doesn’t Work for Aesthetic Practices
Wendy Lewis, in her "Social Studies" column, cautions aesthetic practitioners against competing on Groupon, in the February 2016 issue of PSP.
Wendy Lewis, in her "Social Studies" column, cautions aesthetic practitioners against competing on Groupon, in the February 2016 issue of PSP.
Wendy Lewis writes about vaginal rejuvenation in the November 2015 issue of PSP.
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.
Some of the products targeted during Operation Pangea VIII include illegal dermal fillers such as “Interfall Hydrogel polyacrylamide dermal filler,” “Dermafil Hyaluronic acid dermal filler” and “Teosyal Hyaluronic acid dermal filler.”
Read MorePSP’s May 2015 cover gives readers and up close and personal feel for SkinCare Physicians in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Read MoreIn May’s Social Studies, Wendy Lewis shares 12 ways to get the most out of your content.
Read MoreWendy Lewis and others remember dermatologist and innovator Frederick Brandt, MD.
Read MoreThis month’s “Social Studies with Wendy Lewis” explains CTAs and how make them appeal to your social media audiences.
Read MoreWhere in the world is Wendy Lewis? At the 17th Annual International Master Course on Aging Skin (IMCAS), of course.
Read MoreThis month’s “Social Studies with Wendy Lewis” offers advice on how to use the social media platforms that make the most sense for your practice.
Read MoreThe first ever “Social Studies with Wendy Lewis” provides tips on the dos and don’ts of winning Facebook strategies.
Read MorePSP editor Denise Mann discusses all the exciting changes in store for the brand in 2015.
Read MoreContributing editor Wendy Lewis discusses the benefits of adding skin care products to your menu.
Read MoreThe spa industry is experiencing a boom: it’s time to hop on the wellness wagon. Contributing editor Wendy Lewis explains why.
Read MoreMany myths exist about social media and how it can help or even hurt your plastic surgery practice, Here, Wendy Lewis debunks six of the most pervasive social media myths that may be getting in the way of you and your current or future patients.
Read More“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.
Read MoreFACE 2014 offered registrants seven parallel agendas, more than 30 workshops spanning 3 full days, plus 75 exhibitors. Regular PSP contributor, Wendy Lewis was there.
Read MoreInternet search engine optimization or public relations? What’s the difference and what’s right for your needs?
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