In this episode of MedSpa Mayhem, Dr. Kate Dee speaks with Dr. Kristen Jacobs about the intricacies of aesthetic training. Dr. Jacobs, owner of Oolala Spa and founder of ART (Aesthetic Resource and Training), shares her journey and insights on becoming an expert in medical aesthetics. The conversation delves into the importance of continuous education, the elements of a robust training program, and the responsibilities of medical directors in the aesthetics industry. They also discuss the critical aspects of patient safety, including managing complications and ensuring high standards in aesthetic practices.
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Takeaways
Aesthetic training is not typically taught in medical or nursing schools.
Hands-on experience is crucial for building confidence in injectables.
Mentorship plays a vital role in the success of new aesthetic providers.
Continuous learning is essential in the evolving field of aesthetics.
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